60 Community visits to take place across Britain during National Racehorse Week

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY A carrot cake for horses, designed by former Bake Off contestant Rosie Brandreth, is unveiled at Fergal O’Brien Racing near Cheltenham to mark the first day of National Racehorse Week, running from September 9-17. Picture date: Saturday September 7, 2023. PA Photo. National Racehorse Week is a nationwide annual celebration of the racehorse, with racing training yards, studs and aftercare centres across the country hosting variety of events. Photo credit should read: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

NATIONAL RACEHORSE WEEK KICKS OFF ACROSS BRITIAN

EDITORIAL USE ONLYStudent Ahana Jain aged 13 at Denbigh School in Milton Keynes meets King Charles III’s former racehorse, Forth Bridge, alongside his stablemate and fellow former racehorse, St Gregoire, to celebrate the launch of National Racehorse Week 2025. Picture date: Tuesday July 1, 2025. PA Photo. Over 100 free events will take place at venues across Britain from August 23 to August 31, aimed at bringing racing closer to people of all ages and backgrounds.

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EDITORIAL USE ONLYTV personality Chris Hughes stands with racehorse Chase The Wind by a pop-up stable outside Media City in Salford to celebrate National Racehorse Week. Picture date: Friday September 6, 2024. PA Photo. National Racehorse Week is a nationwide annual celebration of the racehorse, with racing training yards, studs and aftercare centres across the country hosting variety of events.

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EDITORIAL USE ONLY Harrison Maplesden tries the ‘Gym Bike’ at the Great British Racing ‘Jockey Gym’ at Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth. Picture date: Friday May 24, 2024. PA Photo. The gym, which is open over the weekend of May 24 – 26, aims to highlight the physical skill and fitness required to ride at the highest level. Strength and conditioning coach James Adams will be onsite hosting competitions and demonstrations throughout the day which visitors will have the opportunity to watch and partake in.

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(l-r) Harry Skelton, Bryony Frost, Nice De Boinville, Peter Crouch, Harry Cobden, Gavin Sheehan and Sean Bowen arriving at the premiere of new ITV1 six-part series, Champions: Full Gallop at BAFTA in London. Picture date: Tuesday July 16, 2024. PA Photo. The series goes behind the scenes in the world of jump jockey horse racing. The first episode will be available on Friday, with the final episode airing late August.

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