On the racetrack Blixam was never able to blitz ’em but under the guidance of talented equestrian Isabella, the young mare is flourishing. Their partnership has also opened a new door for Isabella.
The 7th Light Horse Gundagai Troop is choosing retired racehorses as mounts for its services, performances and battle re-enactments around New South Wales.
The Wanyuwa program, run in partnership with KARI Foundation, aims to give Indigenous youths an introduction to horses and the many career opportunities in the Thoroughbred racing industry.
Almost a year to the day since his final race, Happy Clapper returned to the scene of his greatest triumphs to shine a light on Racing NSW’s work with retired racehorses.
Southern Highlands equestrian, Abbey Knapp, is passionate about smashing stereotypes and showing off her retired racehorses.
The Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott Own After Racing program is creating opportunities for racing fans to be involved with Thoroughbreds long after they have run their last race.
Champion racehorse Happy Clapper delighted fans at Newcastle Show in his first public appearance since retiring from racing in April 2020.
Trainer Kim Waugh is passionate about following her retired racehorses in their new careers and over the weekend she enjoyed a special reunion with a former stable favourite.
This former Bart Cummings-trained racehorse didn’t even neighed to be trained to help out around the stables of the NSW Mounted Police Unit.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder pushed former Police Officer Rob Plumb to the edge, but a sweet retired racehorse named Waxworks is helping him regain control of his life.
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