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Statement from the BHA Board Meeting


The Board of the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) today met with representatives of the Professional Jockeys Association (PJA) and listened to their proposals for adjustments to the new Rules and guidelines on the use of the whip in horseracing.

The Authority’s Review of the use of the whip in horseracing was undertaken over ten months by an expert working group involving widespread consultation and evidence gathering from stakeholders across the sport and more widely including animal welfare organisations and the general public.

The Board has today reiterated its endorsement of the principles behind the review. The new Rules, adopted by the Authority, received widespread support from across the industry.

Any change to regulations must be carefully considered and subject to due process. This means that appropriate evidence needs to be reviewed and there will need to be engagement with other relevant parties. The Board has directed the Review Group to undertake this process and report back by no later than the end of the week.

Until any changes are made, the current rules will continue to apply.

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By:
Diamond_Joe_Quimby
When: 17 Oct 11 18:38
They are obviously trying their best to destroy the sport

WD BHA
By:
Vubiant
When: 17 Oct 11 18:44
Anyone using the term 'stakeholders' immediately loses all credibility with me.Plain
By:
Stake & Chips
When: 17 Oct 11 18:51
Yea, we all know its Steakholders ffs Mischief
By:
11kv
When: 17 Oct 11 18:55
So there blaming you Stakey ?
By:
Stake & Chips
When: 17 Oct 11 18:56
* their
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11kv
When: 17 Oct 11 18:58
aye,I though it was your fault.
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