Kinnon LaRose Takes the Reins: A New Chapter in Thoroughbred Racing

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Kinnon LaRose Racing is entering an exciting new chapter as Kinnon LaRose takes over trainer responsibilities from longtime mentor Tom Amoss.

Featured in BloodHorse, the transition marks an important milestone in LaRose’s career. After spending six years as an assistant trainer to Amoss, Kinnon has gained extensive experience in racehorse management, training, horsemanship, and the day-to-day demands of operating a successful Thoroughbred racing stable. (BloodHorse)

Now, Kinnon is putting that experience into action as he establishes his own program, bringing together the lessons learned from his mentors with his own vision for the future of Thoroughbred racing.

The transition also reflects the importance of mentorship in the racing industry. Amoss will remain an important part of Kinnon’s team in an advisory and bloodstock role, creating an opportunity to build on their shared experience while developing the next generation of Thoroughbred athletes.

For Kinnon LaRose, this is more than a change in trainer responsibilities—it is the beginning of a new chapter focused on horsemanship, athlete development, partnership, and long-term success.

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