Here is a little taste of the playful personality of Frosted - watch him gallop, kick and roll. 

Gainesway Farm has shared that Silver Colors and colt are no longer in the paddock where the outside camera is placed. The colt had some slight swelling in his lower leg, so as a precaution, the farm manager decided to keep him on daytime turnout in a smaller paddock while he heals and gets better. Currently, Silver Colors19 and his mom are staying up in the evening and being turned out a couple of hours in the morning and in the afternoon. Hopefully, in a few weeks he will return to his new herd. 

With his new location, there will be limited to no live streaming video footage. All cameras will be turned off at the end of June but we will provide video and photo updates on his status as Gainesway Farm is able to send them. 

Silver Colors and colt

Thank you loyal and dedicated Foal Patrol fans!  

Throughout Season 2, you followed mares through their pregnancies and watched foals bond with their mother. Some fun and surprising moments happened along the way as the foals' unique personalities and independence started to come through. The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame has been proud to offer this program for a second season with your viewship and interest. 

As of the end of June, we will be turning off the streaming cameras at the participating farms. The cameras may be off but, we will continue to share photo and video updates on the site as the foals continue to grow and develop throughout the summer months. Please enjoy the next week and a half of live coverage! 

We will be discussing plans for Season 3 so stay tuned for more details! 

Sheila Rosenblum provided these photos from Kentucky of La Verdad's Curlin filly (top photo) and Hot City Girl's Bernardini colt (bottom photo).

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Photo courtesy of Kathy Landman

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Photo courtesy of Kathy Landman

Frosted is preparing for his travels this summer. At the end of June, he is headed to Northwood Park in Victoria (Australia) to stand the southern hemisphere breeding season. We hope to receive some updates of his transition abroad. 

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Photo courtesy of Darley