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Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
Our first farm opened in 1983 at a correctional facility in New York, where inmates participated in a nationally accredited TRF Second Chances vocational training program in equine care and stable management.
The TRF Second Chances program has since expanded to 9 states and provides an important "job" for horses whose racing-related injuries leave them unsuitable for a second career as a riding horse. The inmates learn marketable skills as well as invaluable lessons in compassion and responsibility. TRF also offers permanent retirement at 16 private farms around the country.
🌟 Join us for a special Clinician Open House at Chestnut Hall Farm in Prospect! 🌿🐴
📅 Friday, March 28
⏰ Drop in anytime between 4:00–6:00 PM
⭐ Hands-on learning with the horses at 5:00 PM
Come explore, connect, and experience the magic of equine-assisted learning! This free event is open to all—just send a quick email to raphafarmcorp@gmail.com or text 502-755-4615 to let us know you’re coming. See you there! 🎉 #OpenHouse #EquineTherapy #cliniciancommunity
📅 Friday, March 28
⏰ Drop in anytime between 4:00–6:00 PM
⭐ Hands-on learning with the horses at 5:00 PM
Come explore, connect, and experience the magic of equine-assisted learning! This free event is open to all—just send a quick email to raphafarmcorp@gmail.com or text 502-755-4615 to let us know you’re coming. See you there! 🎉 #OpenHouse #EquineTherapy #cliniciancommunity
TRF Executive Director Maggie Sweet Joins TDN Writers' Room
In the 25 years that she worked overseeing Todd Pletcher's racing stable, Maggie Sweet only had to concern herself about horses from the time they were two until around five. In the one year that she has been executive director of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation, the nation's oldest Thoroughb...
