BHA chairman to serve second term 26/04/2010 |
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Paul Roy is to serve as chairman of the British Horseracing Authority for a second three-year term.
Roy became chairman of the newly formed BHA in July 2007 after a brief period as chairman of its predecessor, the British Horseracing Board.
He said: "Looking ahead to the next three years as chairman, I will continue to address two major challenges British racing faces.
"The first is funding – we have to generate the right level of income through a modernised Levy to meet racing's needs.
"Secondly, we must promote change, broadening the sport's appeal to a wider and greater audience.
"I am confident that Racing for Change has built a significant foundation from which to do this, with many initiatives to be trialled and launched in the near future.
"As we move forward, British racing must continue to be of the highest quality and regarded as the most attractive racing experience for racegoers throughout the world."
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