Mission Statement
To preserve the lives of thoroughbred racehorses and racetrack pony horses who can no longer race or work by facilitating and providing for their care and well being during their transition to retirement, sanctuary care and or adoption. Uphold the integrity of racing by encouraging horsemen and the racing industry to give back to these gallant creatures who have given so much to them. Work to put an end to horse slaughter in the United States
R.A.C.E. Fund History
The R.A.C.E. Fund was established in 2004 to help thoroughbred horses in need of retirement or rescue when their racing careers are over. Our organization pioneered in creating and implementing the first thoroughbred retirement program and funding from the racing industry in Pennsylvania. We have worked to bring awareness about horse slaughter and have encouraged the racing industry on a national level to provide the necessary funding for racehorse retirement, rescue, rehabilitation and sanctuary care. We have saved many thoroughbreds from going to slaughter and given them a second chance at life which they so very much deserve, however there is still much work to be done on behalf of horses to ensure their wellbeing and safety after racing and beyond.
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Board of Directors
Marlene Murray, President, Co- Founder and Chairperson
Former Thoroughbred Owner and Trainer
Catherine George, Vice-President
OTTB Owner-Rider/Horse Show Competitor
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John Murray, Board Member
Former Thoroughbred Trainer-Stall Supt.
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Arthur L. Kelley, Co-Founder ( In Memorium)
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Patricia Bewley, Co Founder
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Diana Meyers, Co-Founder
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Charlene Johnson
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Brent Kelley