First founded in 1750, for a large part of its history The Jockey Club was responsible the governance and regulation of horseracing. In 2006 it relinquished these roles and has since grown into one of the largest sports businesses operating in the UK. It is governed by Royal Charter to act for the long-term benefit of horseracing, Britain’s second-biggest spectator sport. At its 15 racecourses, including two in Newmarket, it run some of the nation’s biggest events such as The QIPCO Guineas Festival, The Moët & Chandon July Fesitval and the Dubai Future Champions Festival.

The Jockey Club welcomes customers from across society to enjoy world-class sport, stunning hospitality and the very best in non-raceday events, as well as managing Newmarket’s world-renowned equine facilities alongside training centres in Lambourn and Epsom. It also operates The National Stud and the charity Racing Welfare which provides support to all of racing’s people.

The Jockey Club is passionate about playing its part in the future of Newmarket and ensuring the town and its racing industry have a bright future for all who live, work and visit and is pleased to support the Newmarket Charitable Foundation as a founding partner.