The Federation of Knights says the “extended delay” to the upgrades of the weight room facilities is “prolonging discrimination” on female knights.
In December, it turned out that 80 % of the British secrets race was absent from the deadline for modernization of facilities.
This included providing additional facilities for special change and bathing, collective eating areas, warm -up areas and new pottery joint areas.
The Professional Knights Association (PJA) wrote to its members this week, saying that it had received reports on “Skin Race Day facilities”, including mold, floods and room changing rooms.
Her criticism came when the horse racing industry launched a new workforce strategy, and externalAcknowledging the need for a change in “culture” and “a more professional work environment”.
One of the goals of the Boarding Industry People Board (HIPB) strategy is to “give priority to gender equality” and “encourage and support our female workforce by removing barriers that object to this sport.”
Other activities will include an anti -sexual behavior campaign, support for employers in drug and alcohol testing, and the introduction of the employer's quality standard.
In 2021, Racecourses was assigned to improve weight room facilities. But only 13 of 59 of the fifty race in Britain met last October.
Pja said that he was told that “the multiple places of the Faris Club will not start working until 2028 as soon as possible and may not be completed until 2030.”
He said: “These extended delays, which will prolong the continuous discrimination that our members face, are unacceptable. Your patience and its depletion and will continue to fight in order to make change.
“We continue to receive reports, videos, and outstanding racing day's facilities, including shower areas, closed servants, mold, female overcrowding, electrical safety issues, and failure to adhere to the general instructions of BHA (British horseback).”
The Race Race Race Society (RCA) said that it did not recognize the year 2027 as a “agreed deadline”, and said that there are weekly meetings held by the weight room development project “to discuss, and eventually, the development of weight rooms in Racecourses”.
Caroline Davis, RACA director: “The project’s group records show that 20 Racecours has completed work by the end of 2025, with 12 by 2026.
As was previously recognized, this development is worth millions of pounds as great expenses for the race race at the time. “
