Racing Home and Women in Racing today announce the publication of a new handbook for both employees and employers in the sport of horseracing, focused on supporting parents to remain within the industry—
This was a question that a wonderful female equestrian from the UK asked me last week. She rang to talk through some of the issues that female coaches across disciplines were having in
There’s something quietly powerful about a woman who doesn’t just see a problem — but stays with it long enough to build a solution. That’s exactly what Cat Carter, founder of
In recent years, various mental health initiatives have emerged within the equestrian industry. While these efforts signify progress, the availability and consistency of support remain uneven across different regions and sectors.
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Rachael Blackmore’s retirement isn’t a void — it’s a milestone. Her wins changed the shape of Irish racing. But the panic around “what happens now” is misplaced. If you think this
