The Horses
We’ve been retraining and rehoming former racehorses since 2010.
We bring in horses straight from racing or more often from private post racing homes where for whatever reason the owner can no longer look after them. At New Beginnings we also assist the RoR (Retraining of Racehorses) through their ‘Vulnerable Horse Scheme’ to provide care, compassion and stability for the most vulnerable former racehorses that need that extra help and understanding.
So Why Loan a horse.
We look for long term permanent loan homes for our horses under a permanent loan contract.
If you are looking for a horse to bring on and sell for a profit, then our process is not for you.
If you are looking for a horse to bring on and be your next best friend, and be part of your family, then please read on.
Every horse is schooled and retrained before we enter it onto our rehoming programme.
When a horse comes into New Beginnings we ask for the clinical history. This gives us as much information about the horse’s past as we can get.
We pass this information onto the potential loaner, giving you the security that nothing is withheld, we will tell you everything that we know.
The horse will have been with us for anything from 6 months to a year, so we know the horse inside out, this gives us the knowledge to match you to the right horse.
We spend time with you looking at your way of riding to make sure that we make the perfect match.
We offer on-site guidance and coaching before you take the horse home, we will support you with the transition to settle the horse in to the new environment and offer ongoing advice and support to help you should you need it.
Loaning a horse gives you the total responsibility for the horse as if they are your own but, gives the horse a secure future with us should anything change, and you can no longer keep it.
The loan process also gives you the peace of mind that we are here to support you and our horse if you need us.
There is a £25 visiting fee which starts this process off.
A rehoming fee between £1,000 and £2,000 depending on the horse’s ability, age etc.
We will have invested much more in the horse than the rehoming fee.
Browse the galleries of horses that are going through their retraining or are retrained and looking for their forever loan home.
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How many horses do u rehome a year?
We had a great day today Racing Welfare Open Stables in Middleham. We took Burrow Seven for his first ridden parade. He was a little nervous to begin with but he soon settled and appeared to enjoy the experience. Thanks to Tara for turning him out so well, Leanne for driving him there and riding him so quietly and patiently and Tilly for holding the fort back home. Great teamwork and a positive experience for Burrow.
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Was lovely to see you both and sorry I forgot to say goodbye before we left!!! 🤦♀️🙈 xx
Oh so nice to see him he's a lovely boy
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We had a lovely morning with Pontefract’s Annual Members earlier this week. It was great to show them around, introduce them to our horses and show them what we do supporting life after racing.
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Thank you for showing our annual badge holders around - they had a wonderful time
A really enjoyable morning, you do a wonderful job for all the horses in your care, thankyou, x
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Today we were delighted to spend some time with Pam and Kevin at New Beginnings Horses.
Super hosts, friendly, welcoming, hardworking and both with a shared passion for true horsemanship and the love of the racehorse.
The difference they make to the lives of horses at the centre is amazing.
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We had a lovely afternoon with students from Bishop Burton yesterday. We hope they got an insight into our work and enjoyed seeing our horses in their various stages of retraining. ... See MoreSee Less
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We had a lovely day today with Pontefract Racecourse doing some horse awareness training followed by some painting.
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Two weeks tonight is our annual Charity Ball! There are only a few places left, so if you have not booked your tickets, please get in touch before 9pm on Tuesday 13th February as we have to confirm final numbers on Wednesday 14th February. This is always a fantastic night, great food, a brilliant band and a superb auction too with the tv celebrity Angus Ashworth, The Yorkshire Auctioneer. Come and support us at our main fundraiser of the year and have a fun night too! ... See MoreSee Less
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We can’t wait!
Looking forward to coming ❤️