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Explained: Why wear a helmet and body protector?

The BHA has published a short video to highlight the importance of wearing the correct safety equipment when riding in a training environment. Under the Rules of Racing, stable employees, jockeys or any other person who rides a horse under the care of a licensed trainer must wear a BHA-approved helmet and body protector. Developed for

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Belonging in Action: Racing With Pride’s Summer Social at Epsom 

If racing’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy is about creating a sport where everyone feels welcome, valued and able to thrive, then Racing With Pride’s Summer Social at Epsom Racecourse earlier this month showed what that looks like in practice. Racing With Pride, British racing’s LGBT+ network, brought together racegoers, colleagues and allies for an

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Blog: Fixture List Policy 2027

With the 2027 fixture list due to be published in the coming days, BHA Director of Racing Richard Wayman sets out the policies guiding its composition and his hopes for how it can support British racing’s agenda for growth across a range of key areas. Putting together the fixture list is almost certainly the biggest

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Racing’s resilience: Making our industry more environmentally sustainable

With the recent heatwaves bringing racing’s resilience into sharper focus, BHA Head of Environmental Sustainability Katie Carr provides an update on the practical action taking place to future-proof our industry against the challenges presented by a changing climate. The weather is always a hot topic of conversation in British racing. 2025 was the warmest and

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The BHA Podcast: An interview with Simon Cox

Join host Nick Lightfoot as he sits down with Simon Cox for the first time on the BHA Podcast, following last week’s announcement that Simon will be the new Chair of the BHA. Simon talks about his passion for racing, his previous career experience and how nothing could ever keep him away from the Cheltenham

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The BHA Podcast: Financial Risk Assessments – What now?

In a special episode of The BHA Podcast, host Nick Lightfoot is joined by the BHA’s Director of Communications and Corporate Affairs, Greg Swift, to reflect on the Gambling Commission’s announcement that it will implement financial risk assessments on punters. Listen and subscribe on all the major streaming services BHA statement regarding Gambling Commission announcement

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The BHA Podcast: Royal Reflections in the Searing Sun

We’re back after a remarkable Royal Ascot, full of great performances and no little drama. Host Nick Lightfoot looks back on it all with BHA Chief Executive Brant Dunshea and Head of Stewarding Shaun Parker, as well as finding out how the BHA has responded to the extraordinary heatwave in Britain. Michelle Douglas also joins

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The Handicapper – Ombudsman’s new official rating

Ombudsman won the Prince of Wales’s Stakes for a second successive year after delivering a memorable performance on the second day of Royal Ascot. After a few days to reflect, we sat down with the BHA’s Head of Handicapping Dominic Gardiner-Hill to assess his impressive victory and confirm his new mark following ‘the best performance

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New blog: Affordability checks, Gambling White Paper and the APPG for Gambling Reform’s latest report

In the latest blog from the Corporate Affairs team, Policy & Advocacy Manager Jack Barton reflects on the Gambling Commission Board’s decision to not (yet at least) sign off on state-mandated affordability checks, the evaluation of the Gambling White Paper, the APPG for Gambling Reform’s latest report and the potential for change at the top