
Caragh Dochas
2024 filly · TacitusA $34,000 OBS April find with a deep female family, a 25.2-foot stride and the kind of athleticism we believe can reward patience.
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EVERY DREAM HAS A STARTING GATE.
We didn’t grow up in horse racing. We found our way into Kentucky Thoroughbred racing one horse, one lesson and one unforgettable memory at a time.

OUR STORY
A love of racing began beside my grandfather at the track. It survived football at St. Xavier, Tennessee and Maryville, years of coaching, marriage, family and moves across the country.
Then, in 2021, one question changed everything: What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail? With my wife’s blessing, we bought our first Thoroughbred. Dunamis began.
“I want to live for Jesus and someday own racehorses.”Meet Adam Billings · Managing Partner

Power. The strength to step into a dream and keep learning.
THE DREAM BECAME OUR JOURNEY
What began as a little boy’s dream became nights at Churchill Downs, afternoons at Keeneland and memories shared with the people we love.





FROM A DREAM · TO THE PADDOCK · TOGETHER
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We look for overlooked athletic horses with upside. Pedigree matters. Conformation matters. The people around the horse matter. But the final decision always comes back to value, soundness and giving that horse the best chance to become what it was meant to be.
This is a business we love deeply. That means being transparent about the highs, honest about the hard days, and disciplined enough to make the right decision even when it is difficult.

“If you want to go fast, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.”

THE NEXT CHAPTER · OBS OCTOBER 2026
After staying disciplined at Keeneland, we found our opportunity at OBS October: Hip 97, a gray colt by Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming out of Outlining, purchased for $30,000. The colt has a new home, and the Dunamis partnership journey continues.
MEET THE HORSES
Some won. Some taught. All of them shaped the way we operate today.

A $34,000 OBS April find with a deep female family, a 25.2-foot stride and the kind of athleticism we believe can reward patience.
Read Caragh’s Story
Purchased for $30,000 as OBS October Hip 97, this gray colt out of Outlining is the newest chapter in the Dunamis story.
Meet the New Colt
Found late at Keeneland for $40,000, developed with Eric Foster and sold for $185,000 at OBS March—a six-month lesson in horses, people and opportunity.
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The $2,000 Keeneland sale filly we purchased privately for $7,000. Daisy brought our family to Churchill Downs, became a winner and taught us that every horse leaves something behind.
Read Daisy’s Story
Our first winner, now the star of the show at True North Farm. Her next chapter is motherhood, with an early 2027 cover planned.
Read Kachow’s Story
Classy, talented and retired when repeated bleeding told us that protecting the horse mattered more than chasing the next race.
Read Bernie’s Story
A lesson in the claiming game, second chances and the satisfaction of watching a horse continue to compete.
Read Raider’s Story
A gifted gray filly who blossomed at Churchill, worked three furlongs in 36⅕ and left us far too soon—but whose name and memory remain part of everything we do.
Read Hope’s StoryRELATIONSHIPS THAT MATTER
You win with people.
It is almost impossible to get started in this industry with zero connections. I will never forget Eddie Kenneally telling me, “Next time, get some help.” Well, we have made the connections. We have a team we trust—and now we have the help.
PROVERBS 11:14“Without wise leadership, a nation falls; there is safety in having many advisors.”
It started with Doug Arnold at Buck Pond Farm. Doug introduced us to Eddie Kenneally, who took great care of Daisy and Hope. We later met Wilson Colindres and have developed a trusted relationship with him over the past four years.
Along the way, we have worked with Quinn Howey, who is now back in California, and Carlos Santamaria, who is having a great year in Kentucky. Most recently, Doug’s connection with Don Campbell through Bernie White Socks led us to Eric Foster. Eric became the catalyst in the deal for the Global Campaign colt and now trains Caragh Dochas.
YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE ALL THE ANSWERS.
We were beginners too. If you have ever dreamed of owning a Thoroughbred, we would love to help you experience racing the right way.
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