B R Sharan Kumar

  Indian Racing Needs One Authority   Indian horse racing needs an administrative overhaul. With individual clubs duplicating functions, struggling financially and competing for a limited pool of expertise, the case for centralisation is compelling. A professionally managed national authority, supported by common officials, uniform rules and international expertise, could reduce costs, improve accountability and bring much-needed consistency to the governance of the sport.   By Sharan Kumar   A centralised professional authority, a common pool of officials, uniform rules and access to international expertise could make Indian racing more efficient, economical and accountable. It is time to look beyond individual clubs and consider the interests of the sport as a whole.   Indian horse racing needs to seriously rethink its administrative structure. The present arrangement, under which every turf club maintains its own administrative establishment, ...