A racing partnership founded by W. Cot Campbell based in Aiken, S.C

Primarily buys his racing stock at auction, preferring to spend less than $200,000 per horse.

Campbell is on the board of the Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association.

He created the Dogwood Dominion Award in 1993. The award is given annually to an unsung hero in the racing industry.

He became involved in racing in 1969 and Dogwood was formed first in 1973. Since the syndicate has 73 stakes winners, including 14 Grade 1 winners, six trips to the Kentucky Derby with seven horses, a Preakness winner, six millionaires, two Eclipse Awards and a Breeders' Cup victory

Won the Preakness Stakes with Summer Squall in 1990

Campbell has written three books: "Lightning in a Jar," "Rascals and Racehorses" and "Memoirs of a Longshot"