
ATR HAS A FOREVER HOME!
The Good News!
Thanks to all our amazing supporters who contributed in 2024, After the Races was able to purchase a property of its own in December of 2024. We moved in March, 2025!
BUT THERE'S STILL MORE TO DO!
We are looking for people who share in our dream that every racehorse will have a safe place to transition, and would like to help us make it a reality. ATR moved into an existing facility adjacent to Fair Hill that is in need of several key things to make it the facility it needs to be for horses in rehabilitation with ATR.
There are urgent needs such as fencing, pasture restoration, storage space for hay and straw, and more!
We also have long-term goals such as building a new rehabilitation barn with 12-14 stalls, turning the dressage-sized outdoor arena into an indoor, and renovating the existing barn to better suit the needs of the horses of After the Races.
How To Help:
Go the Extra Mile
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​Donor Advised Funds Welcome!
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Donate Stocks and Securities! Vehicles!
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Offer to Match Donations!
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Become a Sponsor for our 2025 Gala!​
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We welcome endowments!
All Donations are Tax Deductible!
Alternative methods to donate:
Venmo: @aftertheraces
PayPal: info@aftertheraces.org
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Any amount you can afford will make an impact. Smaller, grassroots donations played a big role in our initial capital campaign.
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Matching donation opportunities welcome!
Matching donation opportunities are one of the fastest ways to help us raise money.
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SHARE the need and urgency with others.
Word of mouth has led to many new donors and supporters, and you may know someone with a business or company that would like to help After the Races reach some of its construction and repair goals on the farm!
Our long-term goals for a permanent location:
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Establish a permanent facility for racehorses in transition from racing.
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Increase our number of stalls from 15 to 25+!
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Build a 12+ stall rehabilitation barn solely for treating horses recovering from injuries and surgeries.
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Pasture planning that involves new fencing so that fields can be divided and managed so we can better rest and rotate fields and have more turnout options to meet an individual horse's needs.
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Build at least one indoor area to work with horses year round, which will keep adoptions flowing even in the heart of winter. The farm has two arenas now, one of which is dressage sized and would be a great location for an indoor.
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Start an internship program to better educate the next generation of horsemen and women.
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A longterm goal is to also start a therapy program for trauma survivors.
