Engaging with the calendar content isn’t just about ogling at the pictures (though we totally get it if you do). Dive into the trivia, appreciate the art, and immerse yourself in the world of equines. Full list of 1,486 fixtures published, developed with a view to maximising revenue for the sport and participants, while safeguarding participant wellbeing and taking account of the horse population We invite you to gallop into the world of horse calendars— to experience firsthand the joy and utility they can bring. After all, what could be more exciting than weaving your love for horses into the fabric of your daily life?

Understanding their stance, head and ear position, as well as the motions of their legs and tail, allows you to determine whether it's safe to approach them or not. Horse calendars of today capture the majesty, strength, and beauty of horses in a way that’s accessible to all. Whether it’s a breathtaking snapshot of wild horses in their natural habitat or an intimate portrait of a foal’s first steps—each month unravels a unique equine story. We are extremely grateful to the Horserace Betting Levy Board for the ongoing additional support that is being provided to the sport, but there is clearly still much to be done to deliver prize money levels that would help promote the long term future of racing at all levels. Volume of races in July and August to be reduced to ensure competitive racing and safeguard against possible reductions in horses in training as a result of the pandemic As we rein in and reflect on our exploration of the top 20 horse calendars for 2024, one thing is clear: These calendars offer much more than dates and days. They are windows into the equine world, providing

Ratio of fixtures in 2021 – Jump: 39.6%, Flat Turf 37.8%, All Weather 22.5% (2020: Jump: 39.37%, Flat Turf 37.69%, All Weather 22.94%); It has therefore been agreed that there will be a reduction of around 70 in the number of races that will be programmed across these two months. At all stages the Fixture List has been developed with a view to maximising revenue for the sport and participants, while safeguarding participant wellbeing and taking account of the horse population.

Horses can make it in any career that demands neither solitude nor meditation, for they are extroverts and need to be surrounded by people who approve of them and flatter them. In October 2020 a Fixture List for the period January – April 2021 was published, alongside dates for meetings involving Pattern races and provisional dates for racecourse fixtures for the full year. The dates of BHA fixtures were not included at this stage. Dragons are highly respected and revered in Chinese culture and are often associated with the emperor, power, and authority. People born in the year of the Dragon are believed to possess some of these characteristics and are often successful in their careers and personal lives. They are also said to be charismatic, imaginative, and have a strong sense of justice and fairness.Good career choices for Horses include: publicist, sales representative, journalist, language instructor, translator, bartender, performer, tour operator, librarian, or pilot. Good Health for Horses Also, remember when we mentioned it’s an organizational tool? Use it! Plan your horse-related activities, mark important dates, or even use it to dream about future riding escapades.