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Posouzení úrovně českého dostihového sportu
VALÍČKOVÁ, Denisa
Horse racing sport has developed in the global industry over the years and is now an integral part of social life. The aim of the bachelor thesis was to assess the current level of horse racing sport in the Czech republic. The work also summarizes the demands and the impact of racing sport on the horse and rider and also assesses the participation and success of women in the Czech turf. The track record included the success of horses from Czech owners abroad, the participation of Czech horses in races, the number of racing horses starting in the Czech republic, the number of riders, coaches, stables and racecourses, the level of financing of the Czech turf and some basic indicators of breeding English thoroughbred in Czech republic. The observed period was from 1993 to 2016. It was found that the number of race horses, coaches and stables has been gradually declining in recent years. 1128 horses took part in races in 2016. The number of coaches decreased by 27 %, the number of racing stables by 29 % and the number of riders by 72 %. In the Czech republic 60 - 70 racing days will be held annually and 12 racecourses will be in operation in 2015. With participation in foreign competitions the success of Czech horses was 10.20 % in 2016 and the total profit was more than 51.5 million Czech crowns. From 2000 to 2013, the number of fertilized thoroughbred mares decreased by 63 %. The number of excellent female riders is increasing, with more races than 1000.
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