The Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association is proud to support the Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association (PTHA) Turning for Home, the model program for Parx Racing's retired racehorses. In just four years, the program has offered safe retirement to over 730

Turning For Home, the Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association’s racehorse retirement program at Parx Racing, was the recipient of a $50,000 donation from the racetrack on August 21. The presentation was made during the unveiling of sculptor Nic Fiddian-Green’s “Horse At

Turning For Home presented the winner's blanket to Briana Gonzalez and her 20-year-old Thoroughbred, Front Page News, in the featured $1,500 Hunter classic on Sunday, October 21 at the Fall For Horses Show. Also making headlines were Turning For Home

Nearing its fifth anniversary, the PTHA's racehorse retirement program Turning For Home currently boasts 870 retirees, and continues to accept four horses a week for rehabilitation, retraining, and eventual adoption. "We have made a huge impact on the racing industry since

Bonnie Hutton, director of , is planning to compete in the 2014 Mongol Derby, which is the longest horse race in the world! We are proud supporters of Bonnie, and urge anyone who is interested in donating to visit her

Thoroughbreds are athletic animals who can go on to new careers in many disciplines, like dressage, jumping or even western pleasure. At Turning for Home, we support these second careers through sponsorships of OTTB classes, divisions and series, with

The Pennsylvania Horse Breeders Association will be hosting their 5th Annual Stallion Auction event starting on Jan. 29th and ending on Jan. 31st. Stallions offered will include Jump Start, Tale of Ekati, Wiseman’s Ferry, Shackleford, Afleet Alex, and many more.

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