Top trainer offers £10k reward to clear his name in drug case
Hughie Morrison told H&H he is innocent and said the last five months have been "purgatory". He is offering a £10k reward for information to clear his name.
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‘The sport needs to act’: barriers in racing are holding women back
Women are underrepresented across the industry and action is needed to improve the balance, a study has found
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Paralysed jockey presents stud manager with £40,000 at stable staff awards
Racing stable staff were recognised during a prestigious award ceremony on Monday night (20 February), which had a generous £120,000 prize-fund
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Shock plans to build houses on Kempton racecourse
The Jockey Club is hoping to secure “in excess of” £100 million for investment in British racing from the deal
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Innovative hurdle trial extended following drop in falls
Six racecourses are now either using or have signed up to use the One Fit hurdle as part of the extended trial
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'We must now look forward': Any Currency trainer speaks out after Cheltenham Festival disqualification
Martin Keighley said he is looking forward to the next Festival and Any Currency's next run, where he and his team "will be all the more determined to win"
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Racing to improve concussion care for jockeys
The new concussion protocols, which come into force from August, include an extension of course-side tests and plans to help actively rehabilitate jockeys
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Jim Best case to be reheard after 'appearance of bias'
The British Horseracing Authority is also reviewing its disciplinary panel, appeal board and licensing committee
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‘We want to break down the stigma’: racing bodies sign up to mental health charter
The decision was revealed on day two of Mental Health Awareness Week (16-22 May)
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Trainer and jockey guilty of breaking rules of racing
A trainer who 'abused his position' has been banned for four years, while a jockey has been suspended
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Advances in concussion testing
Researchers have found a specific protein rises in the blood following a certain type of head injury
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Disadvantaged youths to be introduced to racing
British racing has launched a partnership aiming to help disadvantaged young people by introducing them to the sport
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Pony racing scheme comes to inner-city London
A scheme to give youngsters a chance to try pony racing has been started in inner-city London
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Head cams: banned in eventing, approved in racing [VIDEO]
As the ban on head cameras still stands in British Eventing competitions, a new camera has been developed that has been approved by the British Horseracing Authority
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New 'world class' horseracing degree launched
The MBA is designed to "created to cultivate leaders in the racing industry"
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Darren Edwards: urgent review of bans and fines is essential [H&H VIP]
Horse & Hound's point-to-point columnist calls for discretion and some leniancy in the amateur sport
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'Zero-tolerance' steroids policy implemented in British racing
The new rules state that no horse should ever be administered an anabolic steroid for as long as it is involved in racing
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Richard Johnson: It's the right time for Mad Moose to bow out [H&H VIP]
H&H's racing columnist reflects on some recent decisions made by the British Horseracing Authority
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'Zero tolerance' steroids policy postponed
A new 'zero tolerance' anabolic steroids policy has been delayed until March
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Richard Johnson: Christmas on the sidelines [H&H VIP]
H&H's racing columnist has become a temporary fixture of Channel 4 Racing while he sees out his 12-day ban
