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 When
you have decided to become an owner you will need to register
with the British Horseracing Authority. This
is done through Weatherbys who deal with the day-to-day administration
of British horseracing.
You may also need to register the following with Weatherbys:
- Racing Silks
- Horse’s name (if your racehorse has not already been named)
- Register your racehorse (if your racehorse has not already raced)
Register online now
Click here to register online or to look at the forms and information required before registering.
If you have any queries or need further help with the ownership
registration process, please phone Weatherbys ownership desk
on 01933 440077 or mail ownershipdesk@weatherbys.co.uk
Final Points to Consider
Nearly there, but give these last couple a points a quick read through: they'll help to ensure that your ownership experience runs smoothly from day one:
Third Party Liability Insurance
Owners are vulnerable to claims under the Animals’ Act for damage or injury caused to a third party by their horses. Although there is a requirement for trainers to have public liability insurance, there is no mandatory requirement for that cover to extend to owners. As such it is recommended that all owners ensure that they have suitable third party liability insurance in place for any horses in training in which they have an ownership interest.
Training Agreements
It is strongly recommended that all owners ensure that a formal training agreement is drawn up between themselves and their trainer. The ROA has drawn up a training agreement in liaison with the National Trainers' Federation. The BHA has confirmed that the agreement complies with its rules that require that a signed training agreement exists between owner and trainer. For information and guidance visit http://www.racehorseowners.net/racehorse_ownership.html.
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