Catch up with the latest news, announcements and campaign updates from HorsePWR.
Risk exists in every sport, but British racing is clear in its vision to reducing avoidable risk as far as possible. At the heart of this lies new data and technology.
READ MOREBritish racing is committed to identifying and reducing all avoidable risk for horses.
READ MOREPre-training is an essential part of every racehorse's journey. Learn more about the process undertaken to help Thoroughbreds begin a career in jump racing.
READ MOREWhether a champion Thoroughbred or riding school horse, racing's investment into equine health, research, and veterinary science benefits the entire horse population.
READ MORETraceability is a key priority of racing's welfare strategy. Addressing data gaps, embracing new technology, and driving forward change will be critical to achieving the sport's ambitious targets.
READ MOREHighly adaptable, the Thoroughbred is able to compete in all weather conditions. When the temperature rises, a series of enhanced measures ensures every equine athlete remains cool and hydrated.
READ MORELike human athletes, racehorses are susceptible to injuries while competing. British racecourses deliver dedicated veterinary specialist care to ensure the best outcome for horses injured on raceday.
READ MOREA ground-breaking research project, in conjunction with research experts at Hartpury University, has revealed invaluable new information on the lives that former racehorses lead after racing.
READ MOREThe Randox Grand National is the world’s most famous jump race, loved by millions across the nation and beyond. It takes place over 4 miles 2½ furlongs and 30 specially designed, iconic fences.
READ MOREJulie Harrington, the Chief Executive at British Horseracing Authority, reacts to the launch of the new HorsePWR campaign on Thursday (April 4)
READ MOREIntroducing HorsePWR – British Racing’s new campaign and digital hub providing open and transparent facts and information about Horse Welfare in racing.
READ MOREA landmark equine vision study commissioned by British Racing has used cutting-edge science to look through the eyes of a horse as part of its efforts to reduce risk and improve safety on racecourses.
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