EQUESTRIAN HUB LIFE AFTER RACING
Keeping you up to date with all things off the track
Equestrian Hub and Life After Racing
Our passion for all horses great and small is what drives the Equestrian Hub team – and one of our aims is to advocate for the successful transitioning of retired racehorses into new homes and fulfilling new careers.
From show jumping, eventing, dressage and show ring stars, to therapy horses, trail companions and everything in between, ex-racehorses excel at it all. Browse through the Life After Racing stories in Equestrian Hub Magazine, and you’ll quickly realise just how adaptable and versatile these remarkable equine athletes are.
Our Aims
Australia’s racing industry is one of the largest in the world, and we are committed to supporting the retraining and rehoming of both Thoroughbred and
Standardbred off the track (OTT) horses. In order to achieve this, we work towards:
1. Increasing the demand for OTTs as both pleasure and performance horses by showcasing their strengths, abilities and versatility.
2. Offering information on the care and training of OTTs.
3. Promoting the availability of OTTs who have been retrained and are ready to move on to the next chapter in their lives.
4. Promoting the retrainers, organisations, and retraining programs dedicated to improving OTT horse welfare.
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Latest Life After Racing News
Read about all things OTT! From rehoming and training tips, to inspirational success stories featuring horses, their riders and retrainers, and the excellent OTT programs run by the racing industry’s peak bodies.
Living his best life
Living his best life Afterlife wasn’t a racetrack star, but when he partnered with Jess Morrison, he found a new…
Life After Racing: Raising the standard
Raising the standard Not often given the same share of the OTT spotlight as Thoroughbreds, it’s time we celebrated the…
Showing with the saint
Natalie McKay speaks to AMANDA MAC about the outstanding show ring successes she’s notched up with off the track…
Nutrition: Feeding for ulcers: what you should know
Feeding for ulcers: what you should know Prevention is better than cure, and DR CLARISSA BROWN-DOUGLAS has expert advice on…
Life After Racing: Basking in unexpected glory
Basking in unexpected glory A diamond in the rough, eventing superstar Humble Glory has exceeded anything that Sophia Hill thought…
Nutrition: Feeding a Thoroughbred
Feeding a Thoroughbred Thoroughbreds have been labelled hot, fizzy and hard keepers, but is this natural or might other factors…
Breaking through the barriers
Breaking through the barriers Leticia Griffin has broken through a few barriers. The cancer survivor who became the first female…