Tioga Downs GoFundMe Supports Horsemen After Fire

A devastating fire broke out at Tioga Downs in New York, leaving many horsemen in need of support.

The Tioga Downs GoFundMe has been set up to help these individuals, with a goal of raising $100,000 to support the horsemen who lost their equipment and supplies.

Donations have been pouring in, with many people showing their generosity and support for the horsemen affected by the fire.

The GoFundMe campaign has been organized by a group of kind-hearted individuals who want to help the horsemen get back on their feet.

The Tioga Downs fire was a devastating event that claimed the lives of 24 horses and left many families without a livelihood. The community has rallied around the victims with a Go Fund Me campaign that has raised over $144,000 in just four days.

Jeff Gural, the owner of Tioga Downs, has pledged to match up to $100,000 of the money donated via the Go Fund Me account from his tracks, including The Meadowlands and Vernon Downs.

The generosity of the community has been overwhelming, with over 1,100 people donating to the campaign, including several businesses and horse farms. Donors have also been leaving uplifting messages for the victims, sending their condolences, love, and prayers.

If you're unsure how you can help, you can contact the Southern Tier Harness Horseman's Association for more information. They can be reached at PO Box 9 in Nichols, NY 13812, or by calling 607-333-5426 and emailing [email protected].

A "Go Fund Me" account was set up early yesterday, and the generosity of fellow horsepersons has that total near $85,000 as this is written.

Tioga Downs owner Jeff Gural pledged to match up to $100,000 of the money donated via the Go Fund Me account from his tracks, including The Meadowlands and Vernon Downs.

Gural's promise is a testament to the generosity of the horse racing community, which has come together to support the victims of the devastating fire.

A "Go Fund Me" account was set up early yesterday, and the generosity of fellow horsepersons has brought in nearly $85,000 as of this writing.

The community has really come together to support the horsemen of Tioga Downs. A Go Fund Me campaign was organized by Alexandra Skowyra, and it has already raised an impressive $144,360 in just four days.

The goal of the campaign was to raise $50,000, but the community's generosity has far exceeded that. Over 1,100 people, including several businesses and horse farms, have donated to the campaign.

Donors have been leaving heartfelt messages for the victims, sending their condolences, love, and prayers. It's clear that the community is deeply affected by the tragic events at Tioga Downs.

Tioga Downs owner Jeff Gural has pledged to match up to $100,000 of the money donated via the Go Fund Me account from his tracks, including The Meadowlands and Vernon Downs.

The Western New York Harness Horsemen's Association (WNYHHA) has stepped up to help the victims of the Tioga Downs fire, donating $2,500 to support those affected.

The donation is a significant contribution to the fundraising efforts, which have been pouring in from across North America.

Bruce Tubin, President of the WNYHHA, expressed the organization's grief and support for the affected horsemen and women.

A moment of silence was held at Batavia Downs, where many of the horses and trainers involved in the fire had raced.

Jeff Gural, owner of Tioga Downs, has pledged to match up to $100,000 of the money donated via the Go Fund Me account set up for the victims of the Tioga fire.

Gural's generosity comes as the community rallies around the affected horsemen and women, with a "Go Fund Me" account already raising over $85,000.

Tioga Downs, which includes The Meadowlands and Vernon Downs, will match the donations to help the victims rebuild their lives.

The Southern Tier Harness Horseman's Association is also accepting donations and has provided contact information for those who want to help.

The association's PO Box is 9, Nichols, NY 13812, and their email is [email protected], with a phone number of 607-333-5426.

Gural's personal connection to the community, having a farm just 10 minutes away, has motivated him to take action and support those affected by the fire.