Central Provinces
The National Horseracing Authority has announced the appointment of Mr Ryan Hutcheson to the position of Deputy Chief Stipendiary Steward (Central Provinces).
Ryan joined the NHA (Central Provinces) as a Stipendiary Steward in 2015, after a career as a Trainer based on the Highveld.
He has exhibited sound leadership skills and the qualities required of such an appointment.
The NHA has wished Ryan everything of the best in his new role, which is effective from 1 October 2019.
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