News Summary:
Racing South Australia highlighted on July 20, 2026, the impact of its STRIDES Industry Workforce Development Strategy, launched in October 2025, which supports 3,522 full-time equivalent jobs in thoroughbred racing across the state by attracting, developing, and retaining personnel. Earlier, on June 3, the organization featured its Handicapper, Craig Kutcher, detailing his role in ensuring fair and competitive racing by assessing horses and allocating weights using a rating system. This followed an announcement on May 29, indicating Racing SA, in partnership with the Australian Trainers’ Association, would host WorkCover information sessions in June 2026 to provide thoroughbred trainers with foundational knowledge on employer responsibilities. Previously, on May 26, Alyssa Webb, from Racing SA’s 2024 Apprentice Intake, received the Thomas Foods International-sponsored Scholarship from the Carbine Club of South Australia, recognizing her resilience and emerging talent as a rider. The organization also revealed on May 23 that its executives plan to build on the momentum from a record opening day of the 2026 Adelaide Autumn Racing Carnival, which saw all-time high wagering, attendance, and hospitality bookings at Morphettville, to boost other Group 1 racedays next year.
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