How Quickly Things Change – I Guess the Rules are Different For Non-Participants

Given where we’ve come from, where we’re heading, and how we’ll get there, it’s important to keep lines of communication open. I know that some of you prefer to keep to yourselves, which is more than fine, whereas others like to put forward thoughts, opinions, questions, theories, etc – that’s fantastic too, and much welcomed. It’s paramount that this is continued as we evolve and grow because the industry needs to represent everyone involved, starting with you. Something HRSA value highly is arming you with the information required in order for you to make informed decisions and opinions. In addition to having communication channels open to you via committees such as your local racing club, BOTRA, and IAC, it’s crucial that you continue (or commence) your contact with HRSA.

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