British Horseracing Authority
The British Horseracing Authority is dedicated to safeguarding racing integrity and welfare - discover how Clue supports their mission in our Customer Story.
How the British Horseracing Authority ensures integrity with Clue
The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) is the regulator of British horseracing, dedicated to ensuring the welfare of horses and humans while maintaining the sport’s integrity.
Stable Inspecting Officers play a key role in this endeavour, supporting licensed trainers to ensure racehorses are in peak condition and stables comply with regulations. Their responsibilities range from conducting routine annual inspections to time-critical enquiries relating to anti-doping and addressing equine welfare concerns, requiring efficient tools to manage complex data and investigations.
The BHA uses Clue intelligence and investigation software as its central platform to securely store, analyse, and share information.
“Clue is our central intelligence database. It allows us to store live investigations and intelligence to disseminate across wider teams. It’s used day to day on stable inspections to highlight areas to investigate more thoroughly, or simply to disseminate information to the wider team.”
– Morgan Prescott, Stable Inspecting Officer, British Horseracing Authority.
Stable Inspecting Officers use Clue during stable visits to document findings, assess risks, and prepare reports. Its interactive dashboards and centralised database enable real-time assessments, trend analysis, and seamless collaboration across teams.
Clue’s ability to centralise intelligence, streamline communication, and support evidence sharing has transformed the efficiency of BHA operations. By equipping inspectors with powerful investigative tools, the BHA ensures that British horseracing upholds the highest standards of integrity and welfare.
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