Miles Henry: Louisiana Racehorse Owner (License #1007601)

William Bradley • Author under pen name Miles Henry

William Bradley (LA License #67012, valid thru 2028) (Equibase eID 2112367)
25+ yrs owning & racing Thoroughbreds stabled in Folsom, LA — races at Fair Grounds, Louisiana Downs, Delta Downs & Evangeline Downs
Raised on Quarter Horses, barrel racers & cattle horses

2028 Louisiana Racing Commission Owner License - William Bradley — 2028 Louisiana Racing Commission License – William Bradley (#67012)

Official Credentials

✅ Equibase Owner Profile (eID 2112367)
✅ Louisiana Racing Commission License No. 67012 – View 2028 License
✅ The Jockey Club Registered Owner
✅ AQHA Member
✅ Louisiana HBPA Member

Miles Henry is my pen name for writing, books, and media. My real name is William Bradley — the name I race under at every track, including Fair Grounds, Delta Downs, Evangeline Downs, Louisiana Downs, and any out-of-state venues my horses ship to. Every insight, pace chart, and betting strategy comes from my own stable and Equibase data — some photos are licensed stock (Canva) or used with permission to illustrate concepts.

Hi, I’m Miles Henry—a lifelong horseman, data geek, and the voice behind HorseRacingSense.com.

I grew up riding Quarter Horses on my family’s farm and spent much of my youth learning how to read horses, not just ride them. Over the years, that early love turned into a career centered on Thoroughbreds—first watching them run, then owning them, and eventually training my own racehorses. I currently own and manage a small stable in Louisiana, where I’m hands-on with everything from breezing 2-year-olds to hauling them to the track. Our horses have won races at Louisiana’s top tracks, including Fair Grounds, Delta Downs, Evangeline Downs, and Louisiana Downs.

HorseRacingSense.com was born out of my desire to bridge the gap between barn wisdom and modern data. I wanted to build a space where horse lovers—from casual fans to serious handicappers—could learn how to understand horses better, spot value in races, and enjoy the sport with more confidence.

Miles Henry and racehorse Ashton in the winner's circle at Fairgrounds Race Course, New Orleans. — Miles Henry and his racehorse Ashton celebrate a triumphant win at Fairgrounds Race Course in New Orleans.

What You’ll Find Here

At Horse Racing Sense, I write about:

Handicapping strategies that blend instinct with data
Honest gear reviews based on what I actually use
Common-sense insights about horse behavior, health, and care
Horse racing history, betting tips, and behind-the-scenes looks

I’ve claimed horses for $5,000 and watched them win allowance races. I’ve also faced my share of tough breaks—vet bills, claim slip losses, and close calls at the wire. This site reflects the highs and lows of being in the game for real. Read my editorial policy.

One our first racehorses, Geisha Moon Bug, after winning a maiden race at Delta Downs. — Geisha Moon Bug clinches victory in a maiden claiming race at Delta Downs during our formative years.

Why Listen to Me?

Because I live what I write. I’m not just a fan—I’m the guy picking hooves at 5 a.m., watching replays until midnight, and comparing pedigree stats in between.

I also bring a data-oriented mindset to the barn. Before starting this blog, I worked in operations and analytics. That means I look at things like pace figures, trainer intent, and surface switches the way a bettor should: with clear eyes and context.

Group of Thoroughbred yearlings in a Louisiana field. — Thoroughbred yearlings enjoying a pleasant day in South Louisiana.

Equine Author and Educator

Published Author: I’ve written The Equine Business Bible, which offers practical strategies for managing a successful horse business, and Horse Sense, a guide covering essential care and training techniques for horse owners. View my books on Amazon.

Podcast & Media Appearances

YouTube Interview with Double D Trailers
Hosted by Brad Heath, this conversation dives into how I got started in racing, lessons I’ve learned from owning horses, and advice for new owners. Miles shares his insights
Watch the interview on YouTube

Animal Tales Podcast with Radio Influence
We talked horse racing, handicapping, and life in the barns on Episode 32 of the Animal Tales Podcast.
Listen to the podcast here

Website Founder: I founded HorseRacingSense.com, where I share expert advice on horse racing, horse health, and horse riding gear—all based on real-world experience from the barn to the racetrack.

Miles Henry interacting with Thoroughbred Jimmy inside the training barn. — Miles Henry shares a moment with Jimmy, a promising Thoroughbred, in the training barn.

Let’s Stay Connected

If you love horses, like digging into the details, and appreciate an honest take from someone who’s lived it—you’ll feel right at home here.

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Prefer to reach out? Email me at mileshenry@horseracingsense.com

Twitter: @mileshenry23
Facebook: Miles Henry
Quora: Miles-Henry-8

Share your stories or questions in the comments—I love hearing from fellow horse lovers.

Close-up of a racehorse's legs being wrapped for protection pre-training. — Preparing for training: Wrapping a racehorse’s legs to ensure safety during workouts.

Behind the Scenes: Life With My Horses in Training and Racing

From early morning workouts to race-day prep, I’m closely involved with every stage of my horses’ training. These photos capture the moments that make horse racing more than a business—it’s a way of life. Follow Diamond Country, a horse I claimed for $5,000.