The National Museum of Racing and the Hall of Fame will host “The Commemorative Sanctuary: Saratoga’s Thorough Care,” an event that will raise awareness of therapeutics and thoroughbred retirement this coming year. Saturday, June 18. The museum will offer free admission from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and activities for the day will showcase and sign the artist’s first 2022 Travers Stakes poster Greg Montgomery.
“We look forward to organizing horse conservation organizations at the Museum for an open house, which will provide a number of activities to learn about,” said Cate Masterson, director of the Horse Racing Museum and Hall of Fame. More about thoroughbred races and aftercare. “We are also delighted to welcome back Greg Montgomery, whose amazing artwork has always uplifted the great tradition of Travers Racecourse and Saratoga. It will be a great day to see the Museum.”
This family-friendly event will feature a variety of activities throughout the day, including:
Saratoga’s Therapy Horses will bring their horses in and demonstrate their therapeutic benefits at 10am and 3pm
“We are delighted to be partnering with local sanctuaries to educate the community about the importance of our programs. Many racehorses retire because injuries prevent them from riding so the sanctuaries are important in providing care opportunities that don’t involve bonding activities,” said Erin Christopher-Sisk, Ph.D., co-founder of The Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga. .
The Mastery Retirement Foundation will present their mission and organization at 11am
“TRF is grateful for this opportunity to showcase the purebred breed, raise awareness about aftercare, and celebrate local sanctuaries that provide a safe haven for retired purebreds. cars and subsequent careers,” said Pat Stickney of the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation.
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