
Freedom
Friends
Feet
Research
The Center for Racehorse Retraining is dedicated to advancing equine welfare and health. We’re excited to announce our plans to expand into research, leveraging our facilities and current programs. With strong encouragement from our community, we believe this is a natural step forward for our team. Our goal is to contribute to equine well-being on a broader scale by conducting studies and sharing our research with the horse community.

Our Future
Research that changes lives
Fundamental Rehabilitation Techniques
Natural rehabilitation techniques that focus on nurturing the physical and mental wellbeing of horses by aligning their care and recovery processes with their natural instincts and biological needs. These approaches prioritize freedom of movement, social interaction, and holistic practices, enabling horses to recover in a low-stress environment that improves their overall recovery.
Equine Management Advancements
Our focus includes advancements in injury prevention through non-invasive therapies, balanced hoof care, and nutritional protocols. This research contributes to a foundation of evidence-based practices, promoting a higher standard of care across the equine industry. That is achievable for independent owners as well as large scale operations.
International Connections
Our research is strengthened through international collaboration. By working with equine researchers, veterinarians, and care practitioners worldwide, we share insights, techniques, and data that refine and enhance our rehabilitation methods.
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These partnerships allow us to benchmark findings across diverse environments, fostering innovation and adaptability in our approaches. With global perspectives integrated into our work, we are contributing to a broader framework for horse welfare and ensuring our practices remain at the forefront of equine care advancements.
Results That Matter
We prioritize research that produces actionable results, improving physical health, building mental resilience, and supporting overall wellbeing. Our results are designed for real-world application, directly shaping day-to-day management and rehabilitation practices.
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Each breakthrough contributes to a growing foundation of best practices that not only benefit the horses in our care, but also drive positive change across the broader equine industry.