Rehabilitating and retraining retired racehorses for second careers
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The Remember Me Retired Racehorse Program was formed by Dallas and Donna Keen to assist retired and injured racehorses after their careers at the track are over. We accept, rehabilitate, and retrain exracehorses with the hopes of finding them new homes with responsible owners.
WHY WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT We rely totally on donations from horse lovers, horse breeders and racing fans alike. Since we are an IRS approved 501(c)3 Program all donations are tax deductible. Please consider donating to our continuing efforts to place these horses with new families.
For more information on donations or adoptions please email us at
page for more information on how to adopt or what you can do to help us help them find a new home.
Thoroughbreds make wonderful trail companions, lesson horses, mounted patrol horses, jumping or dressage horses. They can be retrained for nearly anything. Most of the horses in our program have been through thorough desensitization and are ridden regularly. Please email Donna at remembermerescue@live.com for more information
Power Surge
Runnin Da Fences
Join TEAM RESTART
We need your help changing the lives of retired racehorses. With the cost of hay and feed higher than ever, the lack of grazing because due to the drought, and the number of horses waiting to get into RMR we desperately need your help to meet the needs of our program. Please consider joining our RESTART TEAM and help us give them every opportunity for a wonderful life.
Primal Jones
Was adopted by Dean Watson on 2/24. He is going to enjoy a wonderful life as a companion and trail buddy to Dean and his family. We are going to miss him at RMR.
Please help us continue our mission to retrain the horses donated to our program and give them the opportunity to have wonderful lives after the track.
Carmen and Texas Treat
Adopting Texas Treat was the best thing I've ever done! He has been my best horse so far! He is willing to do anything I ask of him and is so sweet natured. He has had no health or training problems. If I was going to get another horse it would be from remember me rescue. They are a wonderful foundation. :) I want to thank them for what they do.
The Remember Me Rescue training program was designed and implemented by Dallas and Donna Keen. Many of the horses in the program have been retrained in these methods and are ready for almost anything when they leave Remember Me Rescue and begin their new careers.
Congratulations to our good friend and supporter Gary Stevens and all the connections of Mucho Macho Man for winning the Breeders Cup Classic.
Gary donated a portion of his BC earnings to Remember Me Rescue.
To purchasing a Cold Salt Water Therapy Spa to shorten the healing times of racetrack injuries thanks to a generous gift from Breeders Classic winner Gary Stevens to kick off the fundraising.Click herefor more info on the spa and why we think it will help us so much in our rehabilitation efforts.
Be Bop Baby is a survivor of the Charles Ford 'puppymill' farm in Many, LA. Ford was recently sentenced to jail for the cruelty he inflicted on over 100 horses on his farm. Be Bop Baby has issues that make her unadoptable and is now a permanent resident of RMR where she can live out her days. To learn more about
LIGHTS ON BROADWAY Is back home at RMR after spending his summer at Resolution Ranch. He was participating in their EGALA program to help troubled teens.
Lights On Broadway, jumping without a bridle
RMR Sponsor
Retired racehorse EYE MAN WHO, riding bridle-less
CATSKY on the training course steps
PRETTY DRINK during tarp desensitizing
Volunteer Susan with 30 year old Yeah Me Do
Gary Stevens
"Each and every horse I rode in my career helped make my career. Each one meant something to me, whether it was a low level claimer or a Derby winner. Every horse deserves a happy life at the end of their racing career. Unfortunately, most don't get one. Remember Me Rescue can make a difference by giving horses the happy life they deserve after their racing career."
