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WE BELIEVE EVERY EX-RACEHORSE DESERVES A HAPPY AND FULFILLING LIFE

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A LIFELINE FOR HORSES WHO NEED TIME TO ADJUST TO A LIFE AFTER RACING

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ASSESSMENT, RETRAINING, REHOMING, SANCTUARY

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Our Mission

Our mission is to give ex-racehorses a second chance in life.

As one of the leading organisations in this field, our work is vital to thoroughbred welfare. We provide a lifeline for horses who need time to adjust to a life after racing.

By supporting The Racehorse Sanctuary & Rehoming Centre, you will be directly helping us provide a life after racing through our rehabilitation, retraining and sanctuary programmes.

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About Us

Our-horses

We are fortunate to have a fantastic team spirit at the Centre. Our staff and volunteers are all totally committed to the care and wellbeing of our horses.

THE TEAM

Latest News

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WINTER NEWS 2026

With winter, technically, nearly over, we are all praying for some drier weather. All the residents need the grass now after a very wet winter.

PORTRAIT EMOTION FINDS HIS FOREVER HOME

Christina, one of our volunteers has re-homed Portrait Emotion AKA Buddy. “I hadn’t planned on getting another horse, but nearly four years after losing my beloved Fen, who was with me for 27 years, I began to realise that it wasn’t just him I missed, but the special connection between human and horse.

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PLUMPTON RACEDAY – CANCELLED

We are deeply saddened to share that our upcoming charity race day, scheduled to take place on Monday, 3rd November at Plumpton Races, has been cancelled. Unfortunately we didn’t have the ticket sales required to run the event and have no other option but to cancel. All ticket holders will be issued a full refund from Plumpton.

This is very upsetting for the charity, as our annual race day is our key fundraising event of the year. So if you would still like to support us, please visit our donate page where you can choose a variety of ways to give.

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For the love of ex-racehorses