TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers

TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers TRRAC is a 501(c)3 non-profit program that facilitates the safe retirement of horses from horse racing. Located in Oxford, Pennsylvania
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TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation, and Careers is a thoroughbred aftercare program dedicated to providing dignified retirement, safety, and adoption to thoroughbred racehorses once they are retired from their racing careers. TRRAC places retired thoroughbreds in new, approved homes while offering proper downtime, retirement, retraining, and if need be, rehabilitation. TRRAC horses ar

e evaluated for soundness, mentality, and suitability in new careers while being trained as well as shown in events such as paper chasing, fox hunting, hunters, dressage, eventing, jumpers, and pleasure riding. All horses who come through our program are fully evaluated and are up to date on their vaccinations, shoeing, dental floats, and nutrition plans. We re-start our horses with professional trainers, with many achieving careers in upper-level showing. All our horses are offered permanent sanctuary at Maui Meadow Farm at any time they need to return. TRRAC currently offers training solutions for owners, as well as volunteer, showing, and riding opportunities. We have a horse for everyone! All horses are available to meet and ride by appointment. Sign unseen options available Let us take care of all the paperwork and hassle. Know the horse you are receiving is represented honestly by a reputable re-homing organization. Please note that all pictures and photographs are copyrighted to TRRAC Thoroughbred Aftercare. Any unauthorized use is not permitted without permission. Sharing is allowed for the purpose of furthering the cause of TRRAC Thoroughbred Aftercare. Sharing for personal profiteering or personal usage without proper credit is not, nor is removing the copyright tag from the photo. Should you wish to use one of TRRAC's photos for your personal use, please contact the page for permission.

So comfy!We bed our rehabs to their knees. We keep our horses comfortable and happy during their stay with us. Ask us ho...
06/10/2026

So comfy!

We bed our rehabs to their knees. We keep our horses comfortable and happy during their stay with us. Ask us how to sponsor a horse in need today. We have a large percentage of horses in rehabilitation who need support for basic needs such as straw, hay, supplements, medications and veterinarian visits for diagnostics.

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This horse is going to be ABSOLUTELY MASSIVEAn update on the rescue c**t we brought home back in April… and let’s just s...
06/09/2026

This horse is going to be ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE

An update on the rescue c**t we brought home back in April… and let’s just say, the camera does not do this boy justice.

At just 4 years old, he is already closing in on 17.1 hands, and the amount of growing he still has left to do is insane. He has massive joints, heavy bone, and BIG hooves. Literally every single person who meets him just stops, drops their jaw, and stares in awe. You truly cannot comprehend his size until you are standing right next to him. He is very downhill at the moment, so his front end needs to catch up with his hind end.

The best part? He is an absolute gentleman. Despite still being a c**t, he is incredibly well-behaved, loves his neighbors over the fence, and could care less about mares. His absolute favorite thing is interacting with people. He is also smart enough to realize the leaf blower blows his mane in the wind and keeps him cool when it’s hot out.

A Quick Medical Update-
He is gaining good weight, but we have had to push his castration back a few weeks. Sadly, his hooves were a total mess when he arrived, and he recently developed a painful front-hoof abscess. He is currently too sore to stand on it for a full trim, but our farrier has been out and is returning this Friday to help us get it draining further and bring him some relief.

Want to Meet the Gentle Giant?
We have had so many requests to visit him, so we are opening the doors.

Want to schedule a Visit?

If you want to see his jaw-dropping size in person, send us a DM to schedule a time.

Sponsor His Journey: His medical care, farrier visits, and rehab require a village. If you would like to sponsor his care, every bit helps.

Volunteer: Want to get hands-on and help us with his daily care? Reach out.

Drop a comment below if you love a gentle giant, and please share his journey so we can find him the support he deserves.

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Muskie transferred to our Oxford location this morning to start her turn out process. Muskie is an adorable 2023 filly s...
06/09/2026

Muskie transferred to our Oxford location this morning to start her turn out process. Muskie is an adorable 2023 filly seeking a new home. She arrived through our partners at Turning For Home .

Welcome to Fastfeld...a 2023 gray filly who will be rehabilitating an injury with us. She is not yet available, but stay...
06/05/2026

Welcome to Fastfeld...

a 2023 gray filly who will be rehabilitating an injury with us. She is not yet available, but stay tuned after her 60 day recheck.

05/29/2026

Horse adoption updates! “Orula” (Aka, Sarge)His adopter writes:“Sarge is doing amazing! We have started to see lots of p...
05/27/2026

Horse adoption updates!
“Orula” (Aka, Sarge)

His adopter writes:

“Sarge is doing amazing! We have started to see lots of progress within his training. Right now, we are working on the basics and working with dressage, and then will be moving into jumping. We finally got a Right lead canter, which was a big moment for us! I love him and the bond we have created as he is so sweet and has such kind eyes.

We have moved barns, and he took the move very well and adjusted right within the hour of being there. He's a really good boy, and it makes me so happy seeing him happy.”

Sheezahotmess is a Maryland-Bred filly who arrived at TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers yester...
05/27/2026

Sheezahotmess is a Maryland-Bred filly who arrived at TRRAC - Thoroughbred Retirement, Rehabilitation and Careers yesterday morning to rehabilitate a bowed tendon. An earner of nearly 45k with 9 starts, she is sired by Thousand Words out of an Into Mischief mare.

This is a very pretty filly who is incredibly sweet. She allowed me to clean up her mane and groom her down. She is curious and is currently stalled in our rehab row so she has company while she heals. She is part of our rehab-partner in-house foster program, reach out if you would like to “foster” her through visits at our facility with grooming and spending time with her. Donations of course are always welcome and appreciated.

New beauties arrived today from our friends at Beyond The Wire. This is “Thatboygood”. An unraced 2023 gelding by Fog Of...
05/26/2026

New beauties arrived today from our friends at Beyond The Wire. This is “Thatboygood”. An unraced 2023 gelding by Fog Of War out of a Hard Spun mare. This boy is GORGEOUS 🤩 but will need a slower pace of life due to an old knee injury. If you want a fancy, fancy trail horse- this guy would certainly look amazing in some beautiful western tack.

05/24/2026

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It’s a rainy weekend, but everyone is tucked away in their stalls and sheds sleeping in and munching hay ❤️ we took adva...
05/24/2026

It’s a rainy weekend, but everyone is tucked away in their stalls and sheds sleeping in and munching hay ❤️ we took advantage of the past week with the extreme heat to fully wash and disinfect the barn, stalls, mats, and buckets, which is we practice quarterly.

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