A km away from the Race Course proper at 2, Bakery Road Hastings, are situated 416 stables and a modern Veterinary Hospital. These stables have been an existence for more than 70 years. Keeping in mind the influx of horses to Calcutta the management decided to construct an additional 291 stables at the Race Course proper. These stables are built as per the Govt of India’s specifications with respect to their length and breadth. The management has three Veterinarians living in the premises and are available round the clock. The Veterinary Dept is headed by Dr. I Banerjee, BV Sc & AH, General Manager - Veterinary Services. The upkeep of the stables both at No. 2 Bakery Road, Hastings and Race Course proper are under the charge of Mr. Amit Chaturvedi, Dy GM Racing & Course and his team.
The Security of the stables
is maintained by a highly professionally acclaimed Security
Agency.
Security Office, No. 2 Bakery Road - Ph – 033 2223 0267
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LIST OF ‘A’ LICENSE TRAINERS AT CALCUTTA |
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1. |
ARTI DOCTOR |
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2. |
BHARATH SINGH |
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3. |
C GLEICH |
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4. |
D M DAVID |
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5. |
DEEPAK KARKI |
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6. |
E BHUNGARD |
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7. |
F A RODRIGUES |
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8. |
H S BATH |
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9. |
J J STEPHENS |
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10. |
JASBIR SINGH |
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11. |
JAVED KHAN |
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12. |
PATRICK QUEEN |
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13. |
R V GOWLI |
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14. |
R W ALFORD |
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15. |
RUTHERFORD ALFORD |
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16. |
SARFARAZ KHAN |
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17. |
T N JAISWAL |
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18. |
VIJAY SINGH |
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19. |
VIKASH JAISWAL |
RULES GOVERNING THE ADMITTANCE OF
PERSONS TO R.C.T.C. STABLES
1.
Visiting Hours :
Monsoon
7.30 a.m. to
9.30 a.m.
4.00
p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Winter
7.30
a.m. to 10.00 a.m.
4.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Cars and visitors must enter Hastings Stables by the
Bakery Road gate. Speed limit inside
the Stables for all mechanically propelled vehicles 15 K.P.H.
2.
Owners with passes and
pass-holders
Owners
with passes and pass-holders will be admitted during visiting hours on
production of their passes issued by the General Manager Racing, R.C.T.C. These are valid from 1st May to
30 April in the following year.
Admission to R.C.T.C. Stables will only be granted to those in
possession of Stable passes. Any
visitor who wishes to enter R.C.T.C. Stables and who is not in possession of a
Stable Pass, must be signed in by an Official, Owner, Trainer and in his
absence by his Jemadar or Jockey. In
exceptional circumstances, if an Owner has not brought his pass with him, he
may be allowed to enter the Stables provided the Stable Security Staff at the
gate recognize him; the Stable Register, in such circumstances, will be signed
by the trainer immediately after. The
names of Visitors should be entered in block capitals in addition to the
signatures.
Note :
From 8 a.m. on the day preceding a race day to the end of the race day
in question, no visitors will be allowed to be signed in.
3. Visitors
Under no other
circumstances are visitors (other than owners) to be admitted to R.C.T.C. Stables
until they have been signed in at the Entrance gate by the Trainer
concerned. It is not permitted for
the visitors to enter the Stables and to be signed in after his entry.
If an owner
wishes to visit a stable at any time outside the visiting hours, he may do so
if accompanied by his trainer.
If an owner
wishes to take his family or friends to the stables during visiting hours, he
must accompany them and legibly enter
his own and their names in the visitors book which is kept at the entrance
gate.
Owners passes
will only be issued to persons who own or part-own a horse stabled with a
licensed trainer at the R.C.T.C. stables.
4. Trainers
A trainer will
be admitted at any time on production
of his licence issued by the General Manager Racing, R.C.T.C.
A trainer is
expected to be present at his stable during visiting hours. In circumstances which may prevent him from
being present, he must arrange for his Jemadar or such other responsible
employee to be left in charge of his stables in his absence.
A trainer’s
wife will be admitted during visiting hours on production of a pass issued by
the General Manager Racing R.C.T.C.
These passes are valid from 1st May to 30th April
in the following year.
A trainer may,
however, take his wife and children into the stables at any time provided that
he accompanied them and legibly enters his own and their names in the visitors
book.
A trainer may
take guests to the stables during visiting hours, provided that he accompanies
them and legibly enters his own and their names in the visitors book.
5. Jockeys
A jockey will
be admitted at any time on production of his licence issued by the General
Manager Racing, R.C.T.C.
A jockey’s
wife will be admitted during visiting hours on production of a pass issued by
the General Manager Racing, R.C.T.C.
These passes are valid from 1st May to 30th April
in the following year.
A jockey may
take his children to the stables during visiting hours provided that he legibly
enters his own and their names in the visitors’ book.
6. Riding Boys and
Jemadars.
A Riding Boy
or Jemadar will be admitted at any time on production of his record book issued
by the General Manager Racing, R.C.T.C.
Wives and families of Riding Boys or Jemadars cannot be admitted to or
accommodated in the stables.
7. Syces.
Syces will be
admitted at any time on production of their upto date identification
cards. Syces leading horses will not be
required to produce their identification cards. New syces and those arriving from outside Calcutta who are not in
possession of identification cards will be issued with a temporary disc by the
Authorities until such time as identification cards are issued. No one will be allowed to enter the stables
area if they cannot produce their identification card/disc. Wives and families of Syces cannot be
admitted to or accommodated in the Stables.
8. Fodder merchants
etc.
A merchant
will be admitted during visiting hours to communicate with trainers on
production of his pass issued by the General Manager Racing, R.C.T.C./TAC. These passes are valid from 1st
May to 30th April in the following year.
Deliveries of
fodder etc., must be made between the hours of
8 a.m. and 3.oo p.m. The
merchant must be present when deliveries are made and for this purpose will be
admitted between the above hours on production of his pass.
No deliveries of fodder etc.,
will be permitted on a race day.
Merchants are
reminded that their passes are issued so that they may communicate with
trainers and be present when deliveries are made.
Any merchant
found loitering in the stables will be liable to have his pass withdrawn. Families and friend of merchants will not be
admitted.
9. Employees of fodder
merchants etc.
The Trainers’
Association of Calcutta will issue each merchant with a number of special Admit
passes which will be transferable.
These passes will admit employees of a pass-holders when accompanied by
the merchant from 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. daily, except as specified in Note in
Para 2.
The merchant
will be responsible for the passes and will only issued them to persons
employed by him to bring fodder etc., to the stables.
The merchant
will be responsible that his employees leave the stable immediately a delivery
has been completed.
The merchant
will be liable to have his pass withdrawn if these regulations are not strictly
reserved or if the passes issued to him are found to have been used by
unauthorized persons.
A pass once revoked or withdrawn
will not be re-issued.
10. Barbers, Moochis,
etc.
Barbers and
Moochis etc., will be admitted between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. on
production of an identification card issued by The Trainers’ Association of
Calcutta (Except as specified in note in Para 2).
11. R.C.T.C. Officials
and employees.
R.C.T.C. Officials and employees of the Club will be
admitted at any time. If an Official or
employees is not known to the durwans at the entrance, he should enter his name
and designation in the visitors’ book.
12. For reasons of security, all stable passes issued with
validity upto 30th April, 2005 must be produced at this office for
revalidation stamps after 13th October, 2004. It is expressly emphasized that no admission
to the R.C.T.C. Stables will be permitted after 15th October, 2004
unless the holders have their passes duly revalidated for the Winter Races
2004/2005.