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One Fit Hurdles or Traditional Brush Hurdles: Which Is Right for Your Course?
One Fit hurdles are now in use at over a dozen National Hunt racecourses across the UK and internationally. If you are managing a course that still…
Point to Point Course Equipment: A Practical Setup Guide
Getting the right point to point course equipment in place before your first meeting takes more planning than most people expect. Portable fences, running rail, wings, flags…
Repairing vs Replacing Racecourse Fences and Hurdles: A Practical Guide
Deciding whether to repair or replace racecourse fences and hurdles is rarely straightforward. Components age at different rates, budgets are finite, and the cost of something failing…
Steeplechase Fence Types: Plain, Open Ditch and Roll-On/Roll-Off Explained
Choosing the right type of steeplechase fence is one of the more consequential decisions a racecourse manager makes. Plain fences, open ditches and roll-on/roll-off designs each have…
Close Season Racecourse Fence Maintenance: A Practical Checklist
Racecourse fence and hurdle maintenance is most effective when it is done systematically during the close season, not reactively on a busy raceday morning. A thorough inspection…
BHA Fence and Hurdle Specifications: What Racecourses Need to Know
Understanding BHA fence specifications is a basic requirement for anyone managing a National Hunt racecourse. The British Horseracing Authority’s General Instructions (BHAGI) set out what your fences…
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