Star-Kidz

Apr 15th
2021

RoR is often asked if there is anything that can be done to secure the future of a horse for sale from the race. It is rarely possible to guarantee what the future may consider to be a horse that will be transmitted in this way, as it could be easily passed on and circumstances will change. In absence – John O`Shea 1. The disciplinary body of the British Horseracing Authority conducted an investigation on February 2, 2017 to determine whether John O`Shea, a licensed coach, … More 2 Feb 2017 The new system integrated into the existing race administration site provides for the opening of the possibility of registering new homes of newly retired racehorses for trainers and owners. It aims to ensure as much traceability as possible for horses that have been permanently eliminated from the race. In summary, if a horse is in training, registered race possession is a priority, but where it comes out of training, it returns to the possession indicated in the horse`s passport. Here, details may need to be updated, z.B. if the owner keeps the horse during training, but did not originally register as owner. The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) today announced changes in the way retired racehorses are registered to further improve the traceability of horses leaving the sport. A special page on the BHA website allows participants to check a horse`s pension status.

That`s what you`ll find in britishhorseracing.com/retire. Please note that this feature is not yet live, but will be operational from March 2. “As the official charity of sport for the welfare of retired racehorses, we attach great importance to improving traceability and one of our main tasks is to assist and advise owners and trainers in the rehoming and retraining of their horses. Changes to a racehorse`s retirement process offer an opportunity to increase the number of horses registered with RoR. By signing up for RoR, we will not only know where the horses are and what activities they are doing, but the new owners will also benefit from RoR`s extensive program of educational activities to help them take better care of their old racehorse and have more fun. If you have decided to re-inspect the horse you want to return home, carefully check the horse with the marks in the passport to convince you that it is the right animal before making a deal or purchase. If the BHA is not properly informed of the retirement, the horse is still bound by the rules of the race and can therefore be subject to breakdowns. Both the owner and the trainer can use the system to transmit the required notification and, if necessary, apply a digital non-race agreement stating that the horse should not be reinstated for the race in the future. As a result, owners and trainers can now participate in a simplified online system of permanent retirement for a horse that will come into effect on February 13, 2020.

A digital non-race contract can also be entered into as part of the process, and details of the new medium are now required. A non-race agreement is intended to provide an alert mechanism to an owner when he sells/offers his racehorse after he has been eliminated from the race and to prevent that horse from being included in a race according to the rules of the race.



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