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9 May, 2021 17:17 Sally McMillan’s, Heronsmill Tiger Lily (pictured), out of Copybush Eye of the Tiger, won the 2019 supreme in-hand championship at Horse of the Year Show. Credit: H KINCHIN/1st Class Images
The Price Family will sponsor the coveted championship, formerly sponsored by Cuddy, for the next three years.
The family, which has sponsored classes at HOYS for the last five years, adds the championship to its collection of supported classes.
“Horse of the Year Show is a very special occasion for the Price family, and we have been lucky enough to have some amazing experiences as competitors and sponsors over the years,” said Darren Price.
2000 Guineas and Epsom Derby incorporated into World Pool Share
Newmarket and the
World Pool events, according to an announcement by a coalition of horse racing leaders.
The
UK Tote Group,
The Jockey Club and its media rights partner,
Racecourse Media Group (RMG), confirmed this morning [8 March] that the two meetings will join the five days of
Royal Ascot and
John Williamson, Chairman of the UK Tote Group, remarked: “As the UK Tote, we are incredibly proud of our partnership with the Hong Kong Jockey Club and greatly admire the pioneering approach of Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges and the Hong Kong Jockey Club team in bringing together pool betting operators from around the world.
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Jockey Club appoints Sharrock as chief people officer
24th February 2021
| By Daniel O Boyle
The Jockey Club has appointed Helene Sharrock as its new chief people officer, effective 17 May.
Sharrock joins from retail chain Marks and Spencer, where she had been head of human resources since 2018. Sharrock had also served as head of HR within BT’s consumer division and previously held roles at ESPN and ITN.
“I am proud to be joining The Jockey Club at such an exciting time for the business,” Sharrock said. “The deep heritage of the organisation, the passion of the people within it, and the vision of Nevin and the leadership team present an incredible opportunity.”