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National Trainers Federation (NTF) the voice of Britain's racehorse trainers. The National Trainers Federation was inaugurated in 19 with the amalgamation of the National Hunt Committee and the Flat Committee.

Originally in the Jockey Club offices at Portman Square, London and moved in 1997 to 9 High Street, Lambourn, Berkshire. The Federation is headed by a triumvirate of three Council members who each taken a one year turn for the Presidency. The membership is divided into six regions, each with a Chairman and two Deputy Chairmen. This makes the full Council with 21 members.

The NTF represents racehorse trainers on the following committees:

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