Paul Dixon - Chairman
“To represent the COMMON interests of the Horsemen, protecting the viability of the Racing and Breeding industry and at the same time safeguard the standards of racing and the interests of the Horse”
- To act as a cohesive group that provides a structure for the co-operation of owners, breeders, trainers, jockeys and stable staff.
- To promote and protect the interests of Horsemen.
- To join with racecourses and other relevant bodies in maximising revenue streams for British racing.
- To negotiate an equitable share of total revenue with racecourses, principally but not exclusively in the form of prize-money.
- To support the principle that the fixture list and racing programme should be structured for the benefit of all parts of the racing industry and its customers.
- To support a meritocratic system that encourages competition at the highest international levels of horseracing.
- To support the principle of a much improved cost-income ratio for British owners, to the benefit of all Horsemen.
8. To support the proper governance and regulation of British racing.
9. To act always in the best interests of British racing.
Prize-money agreements
48-Hour agreements
Minimum prize-money tariff’s
Fixture & Race Planning
Frankie Dettori seen in the drive position on Kirklees
