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Miles Henry: A Lifelong Journey in Horse Racing and Equine Care

About Miles Henry

Racehorse Owner & Author | 30+ Years in Thoroughbred Racing

Miles Henry (legal name: William Bradley) is a professional horseman based in Folsom, Louisiana. He holds Louisiana Racing License #67012 and has spent over three decades managing Thoroughbreds at premier tracks including Fair Grounds, Delta Downs, and Evangeline Downs.
Expertise & Hands-On Experience: Beyond the track, Miles has decades of experience in specialized equine care, covering everything from hoof health and nutrition to training protocols for Quarter Horses, Friesians, and Paints. Every guide on Horse Racing Sense is rooted in this "boots-on-the-ground" perspective.
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Why Wild Horses Don’t Need Shoes: Nature’s Hoof Care Plan

Quick Look: Wild vs. Domestic Reality Natural Trim: Wild horses travel 10–20 miles daily over abrasive terrain, naturally wearing down their hooves. Circulation: Constant movement pumps blood through the hoof, stimulating growth and toughness. Genetics: Nature selects for survival; we select for speed or jumping, sometimes at the cost of hoof quality. Diet: Low-sugar forage …

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What Horses Do the Amish Use?

Amish horses are not a specific breed. They are working horses used for transportation, farm work, and reliability. Common examples include Standardbreds and American Saddlebreds for buggy work, along with Belgians, Percherons, and mules for heavier farm jobs. I’ve spent decades buying, training, and managing horses, and I look at Amish horses the same way …

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