Oaksey House is one of two state of the art rehabilitation centres run by the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF).
The IJF is Horse & Hound‘s charity of the year for 2016. Throughout the year H&H will be raising awareness of the IJF’s work with riders across the disciplines, as well as fund raising for the charity.
Jockey and event rider Saffie Osborne is back in the saddle four months after a nasty fall, with her sights set on the champion apprentice title and young rider Europeans team selection
Ed Barrett, who was kicked in the neck in a point-to-pointing fall, will walk a lap of Newbury racecourse’s parade ring
H&H's racing and point-to-point editor, Hannah Lemieux, reveals the amazing work done at Oaksey House during her rehabilitation for a broken leg.
Tabitha Worsley has returned to race riding after breaking two vertebrae in a nasty fall last year
A rotational fall at the start of the 2015 season left eventer Sophie McCormack in an induced coma for a week. She tells Agnes Stamp how the Injured Jockeys Fund's Oaksey House has helped her on the road to recovery
Discussions have started over plans to build a new rehabilitation centre at the headquarters of British horse racing
Injured Jockeys Fund president John Francome celebrates H&H's charity of the year
H&H is proud to support the Injured Jockeys Fund as our charity of the year 2016
H&H unveils our new charity of the year for 2016, which works tirelessly to help riders affected by injuries suffered while taking part in equestrian sport
H&H's inspirational blogger updates us with how she got on at her first para dressage competition, among other exciting news
After a terrible fall over two years ago, Suzanna has a lot to look forward in 2015 and looks back over her incredible journey
A highly technical simulator is set to help jockeys improve their fitness and technique
Following a horrific riding accident over two years ago, our blogger has passed some incredible milestones during the past few weeks
After a horrific fall a little over two years ago, our blogger reaches some major milestones in her latest post
Find out about the fantastic progress Suze has been making recently
A national hunt jockey who sustained life-threatening injures which left him in a coma last year is planning his return to racing
