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The British Horseracing Board |
| The British Horseracing Board is the Governing Authority for horseracing in Great Britain. The BHB was formed in June 1993, fulfilling a long-standing need for a democratic, accountable authority to take over from the Jockey Club as racing's governing body. | |
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National Trainers Federation |
| The NTF is the trade
organisation responsible for all licensed thoroughbred racehorse trainers
in the United Kingdom. The governing body of the NTF consists of a Council of 18 members made up of two sub-committees, one representing Flat Race trainers and one representing National Hunt trainers. |
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The Racecourse Association |
| The RCA is the trade organisation representing the fifty-nine racecourses in Britain and is one of the major bodies within the racing industry. Sixteen courses race only on the flat, twenty-four over jumps and nineteen under both codes including racing on artificial surfaces at three All-Weather Tracks. | |
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The Jockey Club |
| The Jockey Club is the regulatory authority for horseracing and has been synonymous with racing in this country since its establishment in 1752, and is responsible for the integrity of British horseracing. It also owns and operates thirteen racecourses, manages the Newmarket training grounds and raises and manages charitable funds. | |
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ARO Racing |
ARO, officially The Arabian Racing Organisation Limited, is the sole Arabian Racing Authority in the UK, operating with the support and permission of the Jockey Club of Great Britain and the British Horseracing Board (BHB). ARO racing was established in 2000 and is responsible for this fast growing amateur sport in the uk. |
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Racehorse Owners Association |
| The Racehorse Owners Association (ROA) has over 8,000 members and promotes and protects the interests of racehorse owners in Great Britain. Since 1945 we have been making members' racehorse ownership more cost-effective and enjoyable. |
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