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With more than 7,100 members, the Racehorse Owners Association promotes and protects the interests of racehorse owners in Great Britain.
The ROA plays a central role in British racing politics and finance and, through the Horsemen’s Group, was recently instrumental in launching the Horsemen’s Tariff to recommend minimum prize-money levels.
The ROA also works on producing wide-ranging and valuable
membership benefits.
The Racehorse Owners Association works to promote and protect the interests of racehorse owners in Great Britain. The ROA provides a range of benefits for its members. A list of ROA aims and objectives. By Jackson Parker.
The ROA has a Council of 20 members, 18 of whom are elected. The ROA is run by a staff of seven, headed up by the Chief Executive, Richard Wayman. Download the ROA's 2010/11 Annual Report in PDF format as well as other documents relating to the ROA There are currently no vacancies at the ROA.
Who are we?
Benefits of Membership
ROA Aims
A Brief History of the ROA
The ROA Council
The ROA Team
ROA 2010/11 Annual Report and other documents
Careers
The aim of the tariff is to provide owners with recommendations from the Horsemen’s Group on minimum prize-money levels.
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WHY JOIN THE roa?
Membership Benefits include:
- Free racecourse admission
- 20% discount on most BHA registration fees
- Third Party Liability Insurance
- ROA Owner-Sponsorship
- Thoroughbred Owner & Breeder
- Owners' car park label
- Advice on all aspects of racehorse ownership and veterinary care from our London office
Racehorse Owners Association
1st floor, 75 High Holborn, London, WC1V 6LS
Telephone: 020 7152 0200
Email: info@roa.co.uk
