The Injured Jockey Fund

The Injured Jockeys Fund ... Providing care, compassion and financial help to injured jockeys. Founded in 1964 following the devastating accidents to Tim Brookshaw, and then Paddy Farrell in the 1964 Grand National, the IJF has since spent over £16m in helping over 1000 jockeys whose injuries have forced some of them to give up riding.   .

Hack Charity

The aim of H.A.C.K is to provide a haven for distressed, neglected and cruelly treated horses ponies and donkeys. Their future will be secure in the knowledge that each one will be brought back into good health and returned to a normal working life where possible and placed with vetted and caring homes. Those who are unsuitable for rehoming will stay at the sanctuary. We need your continued support.    .

Blue Cross Charity

Government proposals to create a new group dedicated to managing animal disease outbreaks have been slammed by a leading equine organisation. The British Horse Industry Confederation (BHIC) recently criticised the plans as they currently give no indication how much the scheme will cost pet owners. For some time, the government has proposed setting up a group that will ensure the safety of the nation\'s livestock and ponies should they be hit.   .