RACING NEWS AND MEDIA REGULATION AND GOVERNANCE ABOUT UPDATES Home About Industry initiatives The BHA Contact Careers Industry initiatives BHA charities Publications Industry links Policies Industry initiatives Careers in Racing Run by the BHA, and as part of the Recruitment, Training and Retention Strategy, careersinracing.com forms part of the marketing campaign to promote the career paths and job opportunities in British horseracing. The website contains a huge amount of information on a diverse range of roles, training and qualifications available, as well as hosting a job board advertising more than 1,000 racing vacancies each year. Visit site Horserace Bettors Forum The Horseracing Bettors Forum allows people who bet on British racing to provide suggestions on how to develop and change the sport. The Forum was established in 2015 and seeks to provide constructive suggestions to the BHA and other stakeholders about how the sport can develop for the benefit of the betting public and the sport itself. Visit site Horse Welfare Board British racing is proud of its record on horse welfare and the improvements it has made over many years to the safety of horses and jockeys. Nothing is more important than the safety of our participants. In order to ensure that we do all we can to improve welfare standards, British racing has established an independently-chaired Horse Welfare Board to produce a strategy that unites the whole industry and drives continuous improvement. Visit site Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards The Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards, run by the BHA in association with the Racing Post and RacingTV, recognise the outstanding dedication, expertise and workmanship of stud and stable staff. Generously sponsored by Godolphin, the annual awards offer more than £128,500 in prize money, with up to £30,000 available to a single stud or yard. Visit site Industry Strategy British racing is an industry of great significance to the British economy and is at the heart of rural communities across the country, supporting 85,000 jobs, generating expenditure of £3.45 billion and attracting around 6 million racegoers annually. The industry continues to face a number of challenges including falling Levy yields, a low return to owners and a shortage of stable staff. In 2015, British racing came together to address these challenges and determine the industry’s Strategy for Growth. Read more Racing Together Racing Together is British racing’s community engagement activity and was formed to coordinate, support, represent and measure the many activities taking place right across the industry and involves a range of charitable and commercial organisations. Racing Together’s vision is for British racing to be known as a ‘force for good’ by helping the communities in which the sport operates. Visit site Recruitment, Training and Retention Strategy The British Horseracing Authority oversees the development, co-ordination and maintenance of programmes of recruitment, training, and retention within the horseracing industry. The recruitment, training and retention strategy is a collaborative effort involving a number of industry stakeholders. Read more British Horseracing Authority 75 High Holborn London WC1V 6LS Call our switchboard: 020 7152 0000 FAQs Get in touch RACING Fixtures Upcoming fixtures Full Year Major events Results Stewards reports Racecourses Horses Jockeys Trainers Owners championship NEWS AND MEDIA Press releases News and blogs Media Contacts REGULATION Judicial panel Rules of Racing and guides Licensing About Integrity Equine health and welfare Participant health and welfare Jockey training and development Safeguarding Ownership Handicapping Point-to-Point Disqualified persons Brexit ABOUT The BHA What we do Board and Executive Committees Department contacts Contact Careers Work with us Careers in racing Industry initiatives BHA charities Publications Industry links Policies © 2021 The British Horseracing Authority BHA General Privacy Notice Terms and conditions Cookies Website by Studio Tangerine