Savill proposes merger of racing's rulers

British Horseracing Board chairman Peter Savill has moved to remove the grey area which exists between UK racing’s two governing bodies by proposing the merger of their governance and regulatory roles.

British Horseracing Board chairman Peter Savill has moved to remove the grey area which exists between UK racing’s two governing bodies by proposing the merger of their governance and regulatory roles.

Since its inception in 1993 the BHB has existed alongside the Jockey Club, racing’s law-makers for more than 200 years.

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