'We need to communicate what we do' - outgoing clerk Tulloch issues welfare plea

Aintree clerk of the course Andrew Tulloch: 'We need to keep evolving and not be scared to make changes'Credit: John Grossick (racingpost.com/photos)

On the eve of his final day in charge at British racing's most iconic venue, Andrew Tulloch urged the sport to do more to communicate its commitment to welfare.

The 54-year-old steps down on Saturday after 24 years at the helm at Aintree, first as operations manager and as clerk of the course since 2000, and just days before a general election in which the Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos touched on racing welfare issues.

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David CarrReporter

Published on 6 December 2019inNews

Last updated 17:13, 6 December 2019

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