The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) is the governing body responsible for the administration and regulation of horseracing in Britain. Its mission focuses on maintaining the integrity of the sport while prioritising the health and welfare of both horses and participants. The BHA aims to deliver competitive racing and secure sustainable funding, ensuring that all stakeholders benefit from the growth of the sport.
The BHA fosters a collaborative and inclusive culture, recognising the contributions of its diverse workforce. It is committed to improving diversity and inclusion within the industry, as evidenced by its Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan. The organisation seeks to attract and nurture talent from various backgrounds, understanding the value of diverse experiences in enhancing the sport.
In addition to governance and regulation, the BHA oversees licensing, racecourse compliance, and the planning of race fixtures. It also leads initiatives related to equine health and welfare, ensuring that racehorses receive high-quality care. The BHA's strategic objectives guide its efforts to enhance the sport while respecting its rich traditions.
