“Hear Me Purr”
"6 months ago I walked in for my weekly lesson and Freyja Marie (JC Hear Me Purr) walked out ready to go. I mentioned that I wanted to buy my own horse in the next few years but wasn’t in
“Incensed”
Incensed is a big beautiful bay respectfully retired by Joe Taylor. The eight-year-old gelding, who was a warhorse, raced seventy times at seventeen different racetracks from across the country. He achieved nine wins, fifteen seconds and earnings just under $300,000. Forget
2014 Turning for Home Adopted Horses
In 2014, more than 150 horses were adopted through Turning for Home! We've seen horses go into homes from right here in Bucks County, Pa., to California, and even all the way up to Canada. These former racehorses are being
20th April, 2021: Global Insights on Aftercare (Aftercare Providers, Equine Charities)
https://www.internationalracehorseaftercare.com/virtual-ifar/?fbclid=IwAR3oO-bqwJW7RhhZo4L8yh9Mxjj3d9Hflnn5OATHPOEWUz-JvfuwuLrA9Pg
A horse rescuer who saves thoroughbreds headed to slaughterhouses
By Margaret Guthrie, The Christian Science Monitor | Little girls often fall in love with horses. Erin Hurley did at age 8 when she learned to ride. Her mother gave her a horse of her own when Erin turned 10. "My mom
AAEP Issues Updated Equine Euthanasia Guidelines
https://aaep.org/guidelines/euthanasia-guidelines
Afleet Alex Stud Halter Raffle
Drawing on Turning for Home Day Read the Philadelphia Inquirer article "After 10 Years, Memories of Afleet Alex Abound": [Afleet Alex's] place in horse racing lore was established at that year's Preakness. After another horse veered into his path, their heels
April 2015 TFH Adoptees
[twocol_one] [/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last]In April of 2015, twenty horses found new homes after passing through Turning for Home. Thanks to the assistance of Partner Farms, these these horses will have a new career beyond racing.[/twocol_one_last]
Betting On Creating Bonds
By Annie Tasker, The Bucks County Intelligencer | A new Special Equestrians program will pair at-risk teens with injured racehorses. The staff at Special Equestrians wasn't sure how a former racehorse would react to life away from the track. But Goodman's Girl, a 5-year-old