War veteran returns to the saddle
A Captain who lost his leg in Helmand, Afghanistan is set to return to the racecourse
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New chief executive of BHA announced
Nick Rust is to take over as the chief executive of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) when Paul Bittar steps down next year
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Racing ban lifted on Mad Moose
Fans of the quirky racehorse were delighted to hear he could soon be back on the track
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Applications open for graduate racing course
Applications open for the 25th British Horseracing Authority graduate development programme
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Innovative hurdle installed at racecourse
Padded hurdle thought to improve safety of horse and jockey will undergo further trials at another British racecourse this season
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Trainer found guilty of drugs charges
An Irish racehorse trainer has been found guilty of possessing banned drugs
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Learn more about the racing industry
The British Horseracing Authority course covers all aspects of the racing industry from the history of the sport to its contribution to the British economy
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Racing awards boast £120,000 prize-fund
Nominations for hard working stable and stud staff are now being accepted for prestigious racing awards
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Tabloid causes shock and outrage in equestrian world
Newspaper published graphic and insensitive photographs on its front page
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Ralph Beckett: Keeping our tracks [H&H VIP]
H&H’s racing columnist reflects on the loss of turf tracks
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Jump jockey among seven facing corruption charges involving 57 races
A total of seven individuals are facing charges after an investigation by the British Horseracing Authority
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Children can try pony racing for free
The PRA youth training scheme is for children who do not own their own ponies and are unable to race due to financial or circumstantial reasons
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Chief executive to leave British Horseracing Authority early next year
Paul Bittar, the chief executive of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), is to leave his role
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Prominent racing duo face BHA inquiry
A trainer and former jockey are the subject of an inquiry that is expected to go to a disciplinary hearing this summer
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New zero-tolerance policy for steroid use in racehorses
Horses that test positive will face a lengthy ban, under new rules to be introduced at the beginning of next year
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No further charges in Al Zarooni case
Godolphin's Moulton Paddocks stable faces no further doping charges after an inquiry concluded Mahmood Al Zarooni operated alone
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No racing at Great Leighs again in 2014
Great Leighs, the Essex all-weather racecourse that has not held a race since January 2009, has had its application to join next year’s fixture list allocation rejected by the British Horseracing Authority
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New chair at British Horseracing Authority
Racing's governing body, the British Horseracing Authority, has appointed a new chairman
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Grand National review to be published this week
The report from the British Horseracing Authority was prompted by the death of two horses in this year's race
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Racing Welfare pilots initiative to give stable staff more support
The charity is looking for volunteers to act as welfare representatives at their yards
