Barn Manager
The Barn Manager is responsible for the general maintenance and upkeep of the barn and stable block.
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The Scottish Racing Academy (SRA) has been developed to address the gap in horseracing education and training provision available in Scotland and the north
Welcome to the Scottish Racing Academy.
We are committed to addressing the gap in horse racing education and training provision available in Scotland and the north.
It has been estimated that there are more than 50 different career paths in the horse racing industry and we want to help attract individuals from all walks of life to fulfil those roles.
Horse racing is the second most popular spectator sport in Scotland – and unlike many other countries, it operates as a year round sport.
The five racecourses in Scotland (Ayr, Hamilton Park, Kelso, Musselburgh and Perth) offer both Flat and National Hunt racing throughout the year. Horseracing in Scotland makes up a significant part of Scotland’s sports sector and accounts for over 4,300 FTE jobs and generates over £300m to the Scottish economy.
The Scottish Racing Academy has partnered with leading educational centres to help people learn the skills and knowledge to pursue a career in horse racing.
Find out more about the qualifications, job roles and career opportunities.
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