Injured Jockeys Fund celebrates 50 years and publishes new book
The Injured Jockeys Fund: Celebrating Fifty Years 1964-2014 kicks off the anniversary celebrations
Injured Jockeys Fund
The Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF) was founded in 1964, and has since helped over 1000 jockeys who have been forced to give up racing due the injuries they have suffered from. In 2016, it was Horse & Hound‘s charity of the year.
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Rosie Fry's eventing blog: competing at Wellington and raising money at Bicton
Our eventing blogger shares her highs and lows at Wellington Horse Trials and going head-to-head against jockeys for charity
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Rosie Fry's eventing blog: it's all about Bicton
Our eventing blogger has been eventing, racing and helping raise money for charity this week
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Work to start on Injured Jockeys Fund rehabilitation Centre in Malton
Site enabling work has begun on Jack Berry House in Malton, North Yorkshire, owned by the Injured Jockeys Fund
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Frankel paintings to be auctioned for charity
Don't miss your chance to own a fantastic framed print of Frankel being led in at Ascot
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Laura Collett recovering at Oaksey House
Laura is staying at the Injured Jockey's Fund's Oaksey House in Lambourn as she recovers from a rotational fall
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Mark Dwyer to ‘row a marathon’ for IJF
Gold Cup-winning ex-jockey Mark Dwyer will “row a marathon” to raise money for the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF) this Sunday (21 April)
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Injured Jockeys Fund to open second centre
The Injured Jockeys Fund is to open a new rehabilitation centre in North Yorkshire to help jockeys based in the north of England
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Injured jockeys relax on donated waterbeds
Injured jockeys can now relax on donated waterbeds as part of their recovery at Oaksey House rehabilitation centre
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Charity ball in memory of jump jockey Campbell Gillies
The Injured Jockeys Fund will be the beneficiary of the charity ball at Aintree racecourse
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New equipment for injured jockeys' rehabilitation centre
Oaksey House, in Lambourn, Berks is now host to a new piece of advanced training kit to aid recovery
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John Francome to take role as Injured Jockeys Fund president
John Francome is to take over as the new president of the Injured Jockeys Fund.
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Injured former jockey and trainer Chris Kinane to walk for IJF
The injured former jockey and trainer Chris Kinane is to walk in public for the first time at Fontwell racecourse next week, in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund
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Man attempts to travel 2,000 miles in 42 days on a rocking horse
Dressed as St George in a suit of armour, 44-year-old Andy Seery is attempting to travel 2,000 miles in 42 days - aboard a rocking horse.
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Injured Jockeys Fund sells novelty Christmas gifts
The Injured Jockeys Fund is selling some unique gifts this Christmas to raise funds to help rehabilitate jockeys
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Top names line up in "Leger Legends" race at Doncaster
Famous racing faces line up at Doncaster tomorrow (Wednesday, 7 September) to take part in the “Leger Legends” race.
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Injured Jockeys Fund receives £100,000 donation from Betfair
The Injured Jockeys Fund has received a donation of £100,000 from online betting exchange company Betfair
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Bob Champion raises over £100,000 on his 60:60 Challenge
Former jockey Bob Champion has raised more than £100,000 on his epic 14,000 mile journey around Britain’s racecourses
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Former jockeys rewarded for successful career changes
Three former jockeys received awards last weekend for successfully pursuing a new career after retiring from the saddle
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Life-sized scrap metal horse to help the Injured Jockeys Fund
Artist Sophie Thompson's life-sized scrap metal horse sculpture is for up for sale — with 10% of the price going to the Injured Jockeys Fund.
