If you fancy retraining a racehorse take a look at our selection of ex-racehorses for sale which could be potential RoR (Retraining of Racehorses) contenders on the Horse & Hound website this week
“I kept taking my glove off to look at the ring, and thinking ‘has this actually happened?’”
‘He loves to learn — he is just like a sponge and his lateral work is already there. If you could bottle [the qualities] he has, you would be on to a winner’
“The most important thing is for him to go into a home where he’s going to be given something active to do because it can be very hard for these horses – he’s not ready yet just to spend his time in a field”
The gelding joins the Queen’s Barbers Shop at showing producer Katie Jerram–Hunnable’s yard where he will retrain for his new career
Ex-racehorses are notorious for certain foibles, but what lies behind these behaviours and how can they be overcome? Stephanie Bateman finds out
The owner of Wahiba Sands, who cared for him in his racing days and throughout his retirement, has paid tribute to ‘gentle giant’ who has died aged 27
If you’re the proud owner of an ex-racehorse, you probably find you get asked the same old questions about your noble steed, and hear the same tired statements repeated
Have you ever considered retraining a racehorse? Not sure what’s involved? Well read on…
Gillian Carlisle, chief executive of the BTRC, offers her advice on the retraining process of ex-racehorses
Watch the video about the story behind the winner of the 2019 RoR Horse Personality of the Year award
We bring you one of the finalists’ stories for the 2019 RoR Horse Personality of the Year award
Here we bring you one of the finalists’ stories for the 2019 RoR Horse Personality of the Year award
‘We hope this award will get people talking passionately about the rewards of owning a former racehorse’
These former Cheltenham and Aintree stars are now making a name for themselves on the team chasing field
