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 Royal Ascot - Background and details of Ascot, Berkshire refurbishments of 2005, and access to horse racing tips. You can even find Royal Ascot smoking pipes. One of England's great racecourses.
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The Ascot racecourse annual report information is available through the Crown Estates reports and those of the British horse racing board, the racecourse association and the jockey club annual reports.
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The Ascot Racecourse is owned by the Crown Estates. They have their own annual reports which can be found at the link
opposite.
The Windsor estate covers around 6,300 hectares (15,600 acres) and includes almost 3,200 hectares (7,700 acres) of
forest, Windsor Great Park and Home Park, the Savill and Valley Gardens, residential properties and some commercial
properties including Berkshire and Swinley Forest golf clubs, Ascot Racecourse, Smith's Lawn and five let farms.
Windsor Great Park is the only Royal Park managed by The Crown Estate. The Board of The Crown Estate has a duty to
maintain its character as a Royal Park and forest.
As the Governing Authority for British racing, the BHB's responsibilities are wide-ranging. They include:
The Fixture List
The Ascot racecourse annual report
Race Planning, including the supervision of race programmes and the employment of Handicappers
Central marketing and promotion of Racing
Encouraging and fostering the breeding of bloodstock
Developing and maintaining programmes of training and education
Improving Racing's financial position
The collection and control of funds required for the administration of Racing, including those required by the
Jockey Club for the protection of the sport's integrity
Ascot racecourse annual report
Strategic planning and policy for Racing
Representing Racing in dealings with Government
Liaison with the Betting Industry
Representing British Racing abroad, which includes membership of the Executive Council of the International
Federation of Horseracing Authorities
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The most relevant links we could find, placed here free
 British horse racing reports
- About the BHB with access to their various reports including some on the Ascot Racecourse annual report process. www.britishhorseracing.com
Other organisations associated with horse racing and Royal Ascot and control aspects of racing in
the UK - all will have their own annual reports like the Ascot racecourse annual report.
British Horseracing Board - the governing authority for horse racing in Great Britain. They also have a beginners guide
to UK racing; race results, racecourse information and racehorse ownership.
The Racecourse Association - the trade association representing the 59 Racecourses in Britain, with 16 flat only 24
jumps only, racing phrasebook and interactive map.
The Jockey Club - which is responsible for the regulation of the conduct of British racing and supports the work of the
British Horseracing Board. They own and manage 13 racecourses and administer the training facilities in Newmarket;
ride racing rules and point-to pointing with reports like the Ascot racecourse annual report.
Jockeys Association of Great Britain - which operates to protect the character and status and interest generally of the
Jockey profession. They have news archives, awards, interviews, jockeys agents and profiles.
National Trainers Association - the professional body for licensed racehorse trainers in the UK.
Racetech - provides technical support for horse racing at all the racecourses licensed by The Jockey Club. The company
is currently responsible for the provision and operation of starting stalls, photofinish, race timing, camera patrol,
public address & radio communication. They also have reports like the Ascot racecourse annual report.
British Racing School - courses which are run for apprentice, conditional and amateur jockeys. One to one tuition can be
arranged for individuals.
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