Thoroughbred by John Henry was brought out for fall 1985.
Thoroughbred was inspired by a horse, owned by John Henry, who won the racing industry's 1984 Horse of the Year and first horse ever to win more than $6 million in purses.
Thoroughbred was inspired by a horse, owned by John Henry, who won the racing industry's 1984 Horse of the Year and first horse ever to win more than $6 million in purses.
Fragrance Composition:
The perfume was described as a floral fragrance for women with notes of violet, rose and jasmine. A men's cologne was described as a woodsy, citrus version. The cologne cost about $30 while the perfume was retailed at $150.
Product Marketing for Beauty Industry Retailers & Manufacturers, 1985:
"This August, a new fragrance for both men and women, called Thoroughbred, will debut in department stores marking Parfum America's initial foray into the beauty arena. Aroma Disc System (launched by Charles of the Ritz) announced the formation of Parfums America Inc., a company created to manufacture and license a wide variety of fragrance products and technologies. Thoroughbred consists of men's cologne for $20 (suggested retail price); a two -ounce EDT Spray, $25; and a one-ounce perfume, $150. The women's fragrance is a floral blend, while the men's scent contains citrus, aromatics and a woodsy base."
Fate of the Fragrance:
Discontinued.