Animals Charities That specialise in Horses

To promote the continued breeding of the shire horse breed.

Raising money to pay for equipment and resources to benefit the children at Black Horse Hill Junior School and Infant School.

The sheepdog trials is an open competition and attracts many international competitors. Held at at Tal y Garth Fields, Glyn Ceiriog on the last Friday & Saturday in August. The best 12 sheepdogs compete in the final at 4pm on the Saturday.There are also showing classes for sheep, all breeds of dogs, sheep shearing competitions and horse & pony classes. .An annual dinner is held in Nov/Dec.

Established to perpetuate the memory of the Regiment known as Hodson's Horse and the British officers who served in it. Annual grants are given to: King Edward VII Hospital (' Sister Agnes'), Scholarships for the education of children of soldiers in India; provision of medals and trophies for sports events run by the Royal Armoured Corps and a HH Merit award for overseas cadets at RMAS Sandhurst.

Our Scouting provides Activities each week for young people from the ages of 6years to 14years.They have the opportunity to attend Camps(experiencing Kayaking,Horse Riding,Swimming,).and also to go on visits and outings as well as helping them to acheive confidence and build up social skills.

Hire of the Village hall to various organisations, i.e. photography club, calligraphy club, Pony club, art classes, parish and church meetings.Regular Bingo, and coffee mornings and lunches for charities, i.e. MacMillan Nurses

Social and leisure Club for anyone over 16 years of age with a learning disability who would benefit from coming to Club. We also have several outings throughout the year. Our activities include dancing, bingo, talent nights, art, snooker, darts, indoor bowls, model horse racing plus special events such as Valentines Dance, New Years Dance and party nights. We operate in the Maidstone area.

To provide financial grants to youth organisations and individuals in the parish of Drayton and the surrounding district. ( Drayton being in the Vale of White Horse District in the County of Oxfordshire )

To promote the breeding and improvement of Welsh Ponies and Cobs for the public benefit and for the benefit of the breed. To promote all sections of the Welsh Stud Book as described in the rules of the Welsh Pony & Cob Society. To organise shows and to award rosettes, prizes and cups. To organise social and fund raising events. To give guidance and advice on the breeding and showing of ponies.

National award scheme (UK) to practically help and encourage people aged 50+ to engage in volunteering and community development, learning activities, the arts, heritage & culture, sports and conservation open to people from all kinds of backgrounds and circumstances, especially those with ongoing health and mobility problems.

For the promotion and wellbeing of the shire horse.

Provide grants and loans to disbled carriage driving groups. These are to fund the purchase of ponies, harness, carriages and training events.

Promote the equine industry in general and the quality breeding of horses in particular.

Hold monthly meetings addressed by speakers on wide variety of historical subjects. Publish annual journal 'Cake and Cock Horse' containing articles of local historical interest. Publish occasional research volumes on local historical subjects. Arrange summer outings to places of local historical interest.

The aim is to help those wishing to pursue a career in horsemanship and who have not got sufficient financial resources to receive tuition and pass the necessary exams to pursue their chosen career,

THE RESCUE CARE AND WELFARE OF SICK, NEGLECTED OR ABANDONED HORSES AND PONIES.

The Working Horse Trust's principal activity is the keeping of heavy horses in order to help preserve them. Throughout the year we attend a variety of events, hold open days and undertake work with our horses to encourage wider interest, support and ownership.

The relief of suffering and cruelty to animals, in particular horses, donkeys, sheep and cattle, who are in need of care and attention with the object of restoring them to health and rehabilitation. Educating others in animal welfare.

The holding of up to 2 shows annually for the exhibiting of sheep, poultry, horses, dogs,horticultural produce, handicraft and domestic science and other rural activities and pursuits for the advancement of agriculture and horticulture in the parish of Cornwood and surrounding area

The encouragement of agriculture and agricultural employees in their various crafts and to promote good farming, breeding and rearing livestock and horses. This is put into practice by organising annual Farms Competitions, a Ploughing Match and Country Fair, Agricultural Machinery Demonstrations and Long Service Awards and the annual Surrey County Show.

The Charity raises money by renting out a field in the village to local horse owners and others.

Annual Horse Show held on the last Bank Holiday Monday in May from which a proportion of the proceeds go to local charities.

Support & encourage breeding of shire horses within our area. Continue using the best stallions available. To advise, train and encourage members and the general public with their breeding programs and show skills.

Rescue, rehabilitate & rehome where possible, equines, cats & dogs. We act as a 'safe house' for RSPCA, police & other groups rescued horses. We allow visits from schools, disadvantaged people, disabled and other interested parties.