Retraining of Racehorses
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Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) is British Horseracing's official charity for the welfare of horses who have retired from racing.
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting on all of us in so many ways and we understand the seriousness of the challenges faced by you, our members, at this time whether your livelihood is derived from the equine world or the current government guidelines are impacting on your enjoyment of your horses.
In these unprecedented times, as always, we are here to help should you need any advice or support regarding your former racehorse. If you want to get in touch, please email asktheexperts@ror.org.uk
Keep up to date with RoR news and upcoming events here
Finalists revealed for 2020 Ri-Dry Racing to Hunting Challenge
Challenge celebrates former racehorses in the hunting field Finalists include Cheltenham Festival winner Hunt Ball Six...
RoR Eventing Series Update 2020
Following what has been a very strange time for everyone with the country suffering this awful Covid-19 pandemic, RoR wo...
RoR unveil schedule for Online Show
Overseas retrained racehorses invited to enter Entries open Monday 15th June through Horse Monkey Retraining of Raceh...
RoR drawing up plans for online classes in place of cancelled National Championships
Plans for a series of online classes are being advanced by Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) following confirmation that th...
RoR is always interested to hear of other success stories so please email us and send a photograph of your own story.
My Eventing Superstars - by Harriet Colderick
Watergate Bay was previously trained by Paul Nicholls, owned by Graham Roach and then Chris Gordon and I now event him a...
Thady Quil - 'I hatched a plan to bring him into the fold'
Written by Pip Frankish Bought as a 5 year old from Ireland where he was a decent point to pointer, Thady Quil (the name...
The story of Bold Josr by Becky Wingett
I bought Bold Josr, now known as Bertie, nearly 7 years ago to become a bit of a happy hacker to share with my mum and a...
The tale of Sunningdale Rose - by Kathryn Dellow
Sunningdale Rose, now known as Rose, came to our little yard for a break from racing in 2014. She was very skinny and al...