To be honest we don't know.
So, here are the ones we can think of, if you can think of any others please let us know and we'll add them to the list.
Jockey:
Responsible for riding the horses during races and hopefully winning.
Jockeys must be skilled in horsemanship and race tactics.
Trainer:
Trainers prepare and condition horses for racing, overseeing their exercise routines, diet, and overall care.
Stablehand/Groom:
These superstars assist with the day-to-day care of horses, including feeding, grooming, and mucking out stables.
Travelling Groom:
Responsible for taking the horses to their race meetings and ensuring all the right equipment goes with them.
Racecourse Manager:
Racecourse managers ensure the smooth running of race meetings.
Maintenance Workers:
The people who prepare the racecourse and the grounds that surround it.
They'll also ensure that jumps are levelled, fixed, renovated and so much more.
Clerk of the Course:
He or she will make sure that all preparations are done to make sure that the race day goes ahead smoothly and safely.
Veterinary professionals:
Veterinarians and veterinary technicians specialise in the health and well-being of racehorses, providing medical care and monitoring their fitness levels.
Farriers:
Farriers are responsible for shoeing horses, ensuring their hooves are in optimal condition for racing.
Bloodstock agents:
These professionals buy and sell horses, specialising in selecting and evaluating potential racing prospects.
Racing journalists/commentators:
Journalists and commentators cover horse racing events, providing commentary, analysis, and reporting on the races.
Racing stewards/officers:
Stewards oversee races to ensure compliance with rules and regulations, maintaining fairness and integrity within the sport.
Tote operators/bookmakers:
These individuals manage betting operations at racecourses, taking bets and calculating odds for punters.
Equine nutritionists:
Experts in horse nutrition and creating specialised diets to optimise the performance and health of racehorses.
Equine physiotherapists:
Physiotherapists specialise in treating injuries and promoting rehabilitation in racehorses.
Racing Secretary:
Manages administrative tasks related to race entries, scheduling, and race day logistics.
Racing Operations Manager:
Oversees the day-to-day operations of the racing department, including staffing and budgeting.
Race Planning Coordinator:
Coordinates and schedules race meetings, ensuring a balanced and varied race program.
Racing Administrator:
Handles administrative duties such as licensing, registrations, and paperwork for racing participants.
Racing Clerk of Scales:
Maintains records of jockeys' weights and equipment, ensuring compliance with regulations.
Data Analyst:
Analyses racing data to provide insights and recommendations for improving race performance and profitability.
Racing Finance Manager:
Manages financial operations and budgeting for the racing department.
Marketing Coordinator:
Develops and implements marketing campaigns to promote race meetings and increase attendance.
PR professional:
Marketing teams promote race meetings, while PR professionals handle media relations and public image management for racing organisations.
Sponsorship Manager:
Secures sponsorship deals and partnerships to support racing events and initiatives.
Racing Licensing Coordinator:
Processes and issues licenses for participants such as jockeys, trainers, and owners.
Technology Specialist:
Manages and maintains technology systems used for race timing, results, and data management.
Event Coordinator:
Plans and coordinates logistics for race meetings, including hospitality, entertainment, and guest services.
Racing Regulatory Compliance Officer:
Ensures compliance with racing regulations and industry standards, handling audits and inspections.
Racing Risk Manager:
Identifies and mitigates risks associated with racing events, participants, and facilities.
Human Resources Manager:
Handles staffing, recruitment, and employee relations for the racecourse or yards.
Facilities Manager:
Oversees maintenance and operations for racing facilities, including tracks, grandstands, and stables.
Sales Coordinator:
Coordinates sales of tickets, hospitality packages, and merchandise for race meetings.
Customer Service Representative:
Provides assistance and support to racegoers, participants, and stakeholders, addressing inquiries and resolving issues.
Groundskeeper:
Manages the overall upkeep of the racecourse grounds, including landscaping, mowing, and gardening.
Grounds Maintenance Supervisor:
Oversees the groundskeeping team, assigning tasks and ensuring quality workmanship.
Irrigation Technician:
Manages and maintains the irrigation systems to ensure proper watering of the track and surrounding areas.
Fence Repair Technician:
Inspects, repairs, and maintains the perimeter fences and railings around the racecourse.
Track Equipment Operator:
Operates machinery such as tractors, rollers, and graders to groom and maintain the racing surface.
Pest Control Technician:
Manages pest and weed control programs to protect the racecourse grounds and facilities.
Waste Management Technician:
Manages waste disposal and recycling programs to maintain cleanliness and hygiene on the premises.
Landscape Designer:
Designs and implements landscaping plans to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the racecourse grounds.
Hospitality Manager:
Oversees all aspects of hospitality operations, including event planning, catering, and guest services.
Catering Manager:
Manages catering services for race meetings, including menu planning, food preparation, and service.
Hospitality Sales Executive:
Promotes and sells hospitality packages to corporate clients, sponsors, and individuals.
Guest Services Manager:
Provides assistance and support to hospitality guests, ensuring a high level of customer satisfaction.
VIP Hosts:
Welcomes and attends to VIP guests, providing personalised service and ensuring a memorable experience.
Beverage Manager:
Manages beverage operations, including bar service, inventory management, and staff training.
Hospitality Coordinator:
Assists with the coordination and logistics of hospitality events, including setup, staffing, and cleanup.
Concierge:
Provides information, assistance, and recommendations to hospitality guests, enhancing their experience at the racecourse.
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