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Aamilah Aswat has made history as the first ever Black British female jump jockey to race, when coming fifth in the JCB Handicap Hurdle at

The Newmarket Pony Academy, part of the British Racing School, proudly welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal today (Wednesday 22nd October 2025), as part of a visit to see the Academy’s work with local young people in action.

Applications are now being taken for The Racing Industry Course, which will take place from 2nd February – 6th February 2026 at the British Racing

Riding A Dream Academy co-founder, Khadijah Mellah, who captured global headlines in 2019 as the first British Muslim woman to ride in and win a

Their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla visited Newmarket yesterday, in their roles as Joint Patrons of the Jockey Club, marking their dedication to horseracing

Alongside the redevelopment of the main yard, the British Racing School is also proud to announce improvements to our flagship Foundation Course programme. From 1st

British Racing School Main Yard Redevelopment

All at BRS were delighted to watch Capricorn Prince, one of our cherished former racehorses, and riding coach Lydia de Souza, take to the stage

Click here for images Sienna Anderson is set to become the second Riding A Dream Academy student to ride in the Markel Magnolia Cup when