Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund (KTDF)
The Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund (KTDF) created in 1978 KRS230.400 and is a unique program to benefit owners and their Kentucky-sired, Kentucky-foaled runners.  It's aim is to upgrade the overall quality of racing in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.  It is an incentive program that seeks to encourage owners to buy from Kentucky markets, to board and bred mares on Kentucky farms, to mate them with Kentucky stallions, then to race Kentucky-foaled produce over Kentucky tracks.

Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeder's Incentive Fund (KBIF)
The Kentucky Racing Authority is the administrator of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeder's Incentive Fund (KBIF) and was established in 2005.  Breeders who have bred their mares to Kentucky stallions and board their mares in Kentucky from the cover until the foaling are eligible for this program.