Racehorse Owners Association

RAISING THE VOICE OF OWNERS

Racehorse owners are the lifeblood of British racing, emotionally, financially and culturally. The Racehorse Owners Association exists to represent, support and champion all owners, whatever their level of involvement in the sport.

As the recognised voice of owners within British racing, we work to:

Represent owners’ interests at the highest level
Enhance the ownership experience both on and off the racecourse
Build a connected and informed owner community through ROA membership
Protect and promote the future of ownership and British Racing

From shaping policy and securing recognition, to delivering exclusive benefits for our ROA members, the ROA is here to make ownership more rewarding and more sustainable for the long term.

Join the ROA today and be part of the future of British racing.

JOIN HERE

Upcoming Racing

Upcoming Racing

Friday 23 October:
Cheltenham (Afternoon Jump) / Doncaster (Afternoon Flat) / Newbury (Abandoned) / Wolverhampton (Floodlit Flat)

Saturday 24 October:
Cheltenham (Afternoon Jump) / Doncaster (Afternoon Flat) / Kelso (Afternoon Jump) / Newbury (Afternoon Flat) / Southwell (Floodlit Flat)

Sunday 25 October:
Aintree (Afternoon Jump) / Market Rasen (Afternoon Jump)

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BE A PART OF IT

Whether you’re currently in a partnership or shared ownership and would like to find out more about owning your own horse or if you’re entirely new to ownership or breeding and want to find out more – we are here to help!

Click here to go to the ‘Be a Part of It’ page, leave your details and one of the team will be in touch. We can signpost you to the right place, answer any questions you may have or provide advice on how to get started. Whatever your interest in racehorse ownership we would love to hear from you.

Click the video below to enjoy the first of our four-part series exploring the joys of racehorse ownership and breeding in Britain. Brought to you by The Racehorse Owners Association (ROA) and The Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association (TBA) with the support of the BHA and HBLB.