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Our very own Vice Patron Lady Oaksey is a finalist in this years Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards for her tireless work for the fund!The awards celebrateandnbsp;the achievements of
James was an immensely popular member of the weighing room and remained so since his retirement from the saddle in February 2018, as has been so clearly demonstrated by the
On Saturday 18th January, Ascot's CEO Guy Henderson and Jacqui Greet presented William Norris QC, Chairman of the Injured Jockeys Fund and Lisa Hancock the Fund's CEO, with a cheque
IJF Rehabilitation and Fitness Centres set to re-open 1st June.
The Injured Jockeys Fund’s three Rehabilitation and Fitness Centres, Oaksey House in Lambourn, Jack Berry House in Malton and Peter O’Sullevan House in Newmarket are set to re-open to support the return to race riding on 1 June, albeit with
30th Anniversary event claimed by Coronavirus outbreak
The 30th Anniversary staging of the Brean Leisure Park’s popular Sports Celebrity Am golf tournament scheduled for June 9th has had to be postponed due to the Coronavirus outbreak and the subsequent lockdown.The House family, who own the Leisure Park,
Ed Chambelin's Q and A with the Remarkable Ed Barrett
Please do read the Sporting Life Qandamp;A Interview between Ed Chamberlin and the Remarkable Ed Barrett:Click Here
IJF delighted to announce Sue Durcan joins the Board of Trustees.
The IJF is delighted to announce the recent addition of Sue Durcan to the Board of Trustees.andnbsp;andnbsp;Lisa Hancock, Chief Executive explained: “Sue will be a fantastic addition to our existing Board. We always aim to appoint individuals with a specific