Are you working in a stud or stable?

If you’ve already launched your career in racing, this part of the site’s especially for you. It’s got lots of information on the people and bodies that are there to provide you with support. From the National Association of Stable Staff (formerly Stable Lads Association, to Racing Welfare and even Stable and Stud Staff awards, it’s all here.

Are you a Jockey looking for your next career move?

JETS was set up in 1995 to help current and former British jockeys plan and achieve a secure future.   Early retirement is inevitable for jockeys and the injury risk is high: Flat racing jockeys are 40 on average when their careers end, and for National Hunt jockeys it is just 35.

JETS offers jockeys career coaching, to make them aware of their strengths, attributes and transferable skills from race riding. It holds group training sessions in IT and media broadcast skills. Jockeys also benefit from grants to take up individual training courses. For more information visit the JETS website here.