TRIC is a British Horseracing Authority programme, planned and delivered by The British Racing School and sponsored by Lycetts.
The week-long course is unique and covers all of the major aspects of the racing industry. The course would be suitable for a wide range of people, ranging from those new to racing through to middle manager level or anyone who simply wants to broaden their knowledge of the British and international racing scene. It includes a combination of different activities, with the programme involving lectures, seminars and exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of destinations of interest such as Tattersalls, a top trainer’s yard and a prominent Stud Farm.
Historical perspective
Racing within the UK economy today
International racing
Unravelling the complexities of the funding of racing
Current issues surrounding prize money in the UK and abroad
Bookmakers and the Tote
A Trainer’s perspective
A jockey’s perspective from a leading UK jockey
Topical discussion on issues such as horse welfare and thoroughbred breeding from subject experts
The training of racehorses
Attracting and promoting new owners
What owners in this country can learn from racing overseas
This course is specifically designed to aid the progression of someone seeking to climb the management ladder in the horseracing industry.
The costs cover all accommodation, meals, course materials, trips and tuition.
To find out more information or for an application to attend The Racing Industry Course with The British Racing School please contact Cath Goff at cath.goff@brs.org.uk or telephone 07766 051545
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