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Realistic Retraining evening
24th June
Walford College
6:30-8:30pm
Come and join RoR Wales for another 'Realistic Retraining' evening this time at Walford College with RoR RDO and BHSI coach Amy Bannister-Bell.
Realistic retraining is just that- a REALISTIC look at the challenges and rewards of the retraining of former racehorses. There will be a range of horses at different stages of their retraining journey. We will cover how to manage your retraining expectations, time line and goal setting plus demonstrating exercises and techniques that will help inspire you ready for 2024.
This evening is open to ALL, you do not need to own an RoR to join in.
Refreshments- tea, coffee and cake included in the ticket price.
Approved for BHS CPD!
Please bring your own chair & mug!
No refunds will be given
No refunds will be given