They've kept winning. Waldron owns 20 horses, including a handful of thoroughbreds, and trains for Goldolphin Racing proprietor Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Dianne Waldron remains extremely active and successful. Waldron does often swim with his horses in a facility on his 120-acre farm outside of Brooksville. It's like people.
Individuals are good and individuals are bad.
Racing Arabians broughtWaldron more than a new career. It started innocently enough. So, basically, I bought the farm when I bought the horse. She later sold the horse to Sheikh Mohammed, who uses her as a broodmare. Waldron said he plans to continue training until he's physically unable.