Case Studies

Chrissie Sykes is a Racing Secretary at Ruth Carr Racing. She was also nominated for a Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Award last year. She talks about her role and how coming into your dream …

One of our content creators Jo who works with Michael Blake Racing as a Head Travelling Groom spent some time with Phil who is a Farrier. This is one of the most vital jobs in racing. Jo chatted …

“The main bit of advice I would give to anyone considering a career in racing is to be a positive person”

“Follow your passion and you’ll enjoy every day, not all day of every day but every day”

“I feel it is important to have experience within this industry and you must be willing to accept that things will go wrong”

“The best advice I would give someone looking to start their career in racing is get as much experience as you can and don’t be afraid to ask people for help”

“If I had to give just one piece of advice it would be to chase your dream”

“My advice to anyone considering applying to vet school is to read scientific journals, learn as much as you can.”

“The time working in a racing yard has been invaluable and has given me an unbelievable insight into what actually happens behind the scenes within the racing industry”

“The best advice I would give someone starting their career in racing is get as much work experience as possible”

“The best advice I could give someone wanting to have a career in the breeding industry is to utilise the courses available.”

“It’s extremely satisfying coming back in and having a happy owner, a happy trainer and a happy horse”