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

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

[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]    

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

Congratulations to Bob Donaldson of Donaldson Farms, who was the lucky winner of American Pharoah's stud halter, courtesy of ! On Saturday, September 24th, 2016, Turning for Home volunteer Linda Schiavo pulled his raffle ticket out of nearly 400