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SAM WALEY-COHEN SET TO STEER YOUNG PERSONS RACING CLUB

Cheltenham Gold Cup winning jockey, Sam Waley-Cohen, 28, is set to become the new President of the Next Generation Club, an organization dedicated to promoting horseracing and racehorse breeding to under 35s. The Next Generation Committee, which forms part of the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association, is comprised of young people who are employed in the racing and bloodstock industries. They have launched this dedicated Club specifically tailored for younger adults, who have an interest in...

- VET STUDENTS VISIT AINTREE
  
  Students listen to Richard Linley, BHA Senior Course Inspector, talk about the different fences at Aintree Liverpool vet students visited Aintree on 10thJune, on...
- STUDENT RACEHORSE ROMPS TO VICTORY
  
  A group of students who won a competition to become racehorse owners were celebrating yesterday, after their horse won. Tae Kwon Do, ridden by top...

- STUDENTS GET THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCE OF RACEHORSE OWNERSHIP
  
  On Saturday 26th March, a group of students, who won the competition to become racehorse owners, travelled to Wales from all over the UK, to...
- THE SUN SHINES FOR SHAN
  
  Top Welsh opera singer, Shân Cothi, added to horseracing history at Ascoton Wednesday, when she competed in the first ever charity race at the...

- TKD IN THE RUNNING AT WINCANTON
  
  The ‘Students Love the Races’ syndicate has added a few quid to their prize money pot with Tae Kwon Do’s third place in the Moore’s...
- BRISTOL UNIVERSITY ARE FIRST PAST THE POST IN THE CHELTENHAM CHALLENGE
  
  Bristol University Win Cheltenham Challenge 2010-2011 Cheltenham Racecourselaunched a new type of University Challenge with the aim of encouraging local students to go...

- New Rail Ticket Launched For Students
  
  Students studying in York, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, Derby, Manchester and Exeter can buy a new train ticket which aims to encourage students to travel to...