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Racing charities

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Retraining of Racehorses (RoR)
Caring for racehorses after they finish their racing careers.
http://www.ror.org.uk

Animal Health Trust
The Animal Health Trust provides specialist veterinary clinical, diagnostic and surgical services.
http://www.aht.org.uk

British Horse Society
Promoting the interests of horse and pony breeding and to encourage the use and protection of horses and ponies.
http://www.bhs.org.uk

The Brooke
The Brooke relieves the suffering of horses, donkeys and mules working for poor people in the developing world.
http://www.thebrooke.org

Heros
Heros is a charity dedicated to ensuring former racehorses have a future when their racing days are over.
http://www.heroscharity.org

Epsom Training and Development Fund
The ETDF is a registered charity based in Surrey whose aim is to improve the welfare and conditions for racing staff in Epsom.
http://www.epsomtraininganddevelopmentfund.co.uk

Equine Grass Sickness Fund
Dedicated to supporting and advancing research into grass sickness and further improving the treatment of chronic cases.
http://www.grasssickness.org.uk

Greatwood
Dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing of recehorses particularly those that have fallen on hard times.
http://www.racehorsesgreatwood.org

The Injured Jockeys' Fund
Providing assistance, financial and pastoral, to jockeys, their spouses, or dependants who have suffered through injury and are unable to ride.
http://www.ijf.org.uk

Racing Welfare
Supporting those working in the horseracing industry.
http://www.racingwelfare.co.uk

The Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre (TRC)
Providing thoroughbreds with a new life and purpose through rest, recuperation, rehabilitation,
retraining and re-homing.
http://www.thoroughbredrehabilitationcentre.co.uk

World Horse Welfare (formally ILPH)
Protecting horses from abuse and alleviate their suffering by rehabilitating, campaigning and educating worldwide.
http://www.worldhorsewelfare.org