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.
Former jump jockey and trainer Chris Kinane's skull was smashed when a racehorse's hind hooves caught him on the right hand side of his head. H&H finds out how the Injured Jockeys Fund helps to make his life easier following the accident
A rotational fall at the start of the 2015 season left eventer Sophie McCormack in an induced coma for a week. She tells Agnes Stamp how the Injured Jockeys Fund's Oaksey House has helped her on the road to recovery
To celebrate the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF) being Horse & Hound's charity for 2016, we meet some of the equestrians who have benefitted from its help
Discussions have started over plans to build a new rehabilitation centre at the headquarters of British horse racing
Sophie McCormack had a serious fall at Rockingham Horse Trials
The long-term study aims to discover whether retired sportsmen have increased incidence of neuro-degenerative disorders
Sir AP McCoy is to become the new president of H&H’s charity of the year, the Injured Jockeys Fund (IJF)
The Crack the Hat appeal aims to raise money for the Injured Jockeys Fund
Injured Jockeys Fund president John Francome celebrates H&H's charity of the year
H&H is proud to support the Injured Jockeys Fund as our charity of the year 2016
H&H unveils our new charity of the year for 2016, which works tirelessly to help riders affected by injuries suffered while taking part in equestrian sport
The four-star eventer has told H&H that he "can't wait" to return to riding and normal life
A jockey who broke her back earlier this year has found success in side-saddle showing. She has also won her first race post-injury.
AP McCoy led a team of jockeys to victory over eventers in a charity jumping race at Barbury Horse Trials
Two professional racing and eventing teams will be taking on riders from hunts across the country at Barbury Horse Trials
Jockeys past and present attended the Injured Jockeys Fund’s Jack Berry House opening on Tuesday (2 June)
The 20-time champion jockey has signed up for a one-off in a charity race
The project to build Jack Berry House has cost £3.1m with the money raised from a fundraising campaign and numerous supporters
The eventer joined 11 other riders in the St Patrick’s Derby to raise funds for the Injured Jockey's Fund
The six-time Olympic rider will be swapping disciplines and taking part in a charity race at Cheltenham in aid of the Injured Jockeys Fund
