Hiromine Kawakita, Vice Chairman of the Japan High School Equestrian Federation, stated the following: "We would like to express our sincere gratitude to CL by C.LEMAIRE and SUNDAY RACING for their donation. High school equestrian sports foster etiquette, responsibility, and cooperation through interaction with horses, and many high school students grow together, encouraging each other through daily horse care, practice, and competition. This donation will powerfully support the learning and challenges of these young generations, and will greatly contribute to improving competition environments and enriching tournament operations. Furthermore, Lemaire's earnest attitude and Sunday Racing's long-standing contributions to equestrian culture are a great source of admiration and a goal for high school students."

In January 2024, a donation ceremony was held at Silk Racing's Tokyo office, where a donation of 432,768 yen (including tax) was presented to Mr. Harada, Representative Director of Old Friends Japan, for the revenues of 2023. Donations for 2024 and for 2025 continued and a total of more than 1,500,000 yen was donated so far for this charitable cause. This partnership continue in 2026.

Regarding this partnership, jockey Lemaire said, "Almond Eye and Equinox are special horse to me, so I am very happy to have created those fashion collection. I am truly grateful to everyone who purchased the collections and to the craftsmen who shared their amazing skills. I would also like to thank Mr. Yonemoto and everyone at Silk Racing for their cooperation. I am proud to be able to contribute to the activities of Old Friends Japan through this initiative."

On January 27, 2025, a donation presentation ceremony was held at the Tokyo office of Shadai Race Horse Co. in presence of Mr.Tetsuya Yoshida, its representative director and Christophe Lemaire. They presented to Mr. Fukui, Chairman of the Japan StudBook International, a donation of 520,768 yen resulting from the sales of 2024. Additionally, an additional amount of 121,200 yen was donated in 2025.

"We are very pleased to receive your cooperation. Among the horses covered by this project are retired famous horses that once achieved glory with jockey Lemaire on their backs, such as Graceful Leap, who won the 2018 JBC Sprint. These horses are kept in stables all over the country. We will use the donation we have received to ensure that the future of these famous retired horses will be as colorful as the CL by C. Lemaire items." Shinya Fukui, Chairman of the Japan Studbook International, a public interest foundation

Mr. Hideki Yamauchi, President of the All Japan Student Equestrian Federation, said: “We are deeply grateful to CL by C.LEMAIRE and the CARROT FARM for their understanding and cooperation, which enable us to receive a donation from the sales of the brand's products. We sincerely thank you and will make effective use of this contribution to support the operations of our federation. In the student equestrian world, many horses that were once racehorses are being retrained by university equestrian club members across Japan to perform as competition or training horses. As a result, our students possess extensive knowledge about racehorses, and the achievements of Lemaire and Carrot Farm are well known among them. With great interest in horse racing, these students are committed daily to the retraining of former racehorses.”