The National Horseracing Authority of Southern Africa (previously known as The Jockey Club of Southern Africa) was founded in 1882 and is the regulatory authority for the Sport of Horseracing in Southern Africa.
The NHA’s objectives are:
- to regulate the Sport of Horseracing;
- to govern the sport with integrity;
- to serve the industry through excellent, efficient and effective administration of amongst others, the Stud Book, registrations, licensing, race day services and laboratory services;
- to promote and/or encourage the promotion of the sport of horseracing, the quality of the thoroughbred, industry training and skills development; and
- to promote and foster co-operation and goodwill with recognised authorities, governments and other relevant stakeholders.
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Past Conferences
Year
Month
The Conference
2020
February
38
Conference
Cape Town
1997
January
25
Conference
South Africa
