The National Steeplechase Association is the
official sanctioning body of American steeplechase horse racing. The NSA
licenses participants, approves race courses, trains officials,
coordinates race entries, enforces rules, compiles an official database
and oversees the national marketing and public relations efforts of the
sport. Among the groups the NSA serves are owners, trainers, jockeys,
members, race meetings and race tracks. The NSA headquarters is located in
Fair Hill, Md., home to a world-class steeplechase course, a thoroughbred
training center, an international three-day event course, the Thoroughbred
Racing Associations and Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau. Fair Hill,
which also includes a 5,600-acre state-owned natural resources area, is
about a one-hour drive from Baltimore in Northeastern Maryland.
The National Steeplechase Association is the
official sanctioning body of American steeplechase horse racing. The NSA
licenses participants, approves race courses, trains officials,
coordinates race entries, enforces rules, compiles an official database
and oversees the national marketing and public relations efforts of the
sport. Among the groups the NSA serves are owners, trainers, jockeys,
members, race meetings and race tracks. The NSA headquarters is located in
Fair Hill, Md., home to a world-class steeplechase course, a thoroughbred
training center, an international three-day event course, the Thoroughbred
Racing Associations and Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau. Fair Hill,
which also includes a 5,600-acre state-owned natural resources area, is
about a one-hour drive from Baltimore in Northeastern Maryland.
