Korea Racing Authority, 'Horse Culture for All' National Policy Proposal Contest

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The Korea Racing Authority is holding the "Horse Culture for All National Policy Proposal Contest" to reflect citizens' voices in its institutional investor management and policies to spread horse culture.

This contest was organized to allow citizens to directly propose their thoughts and ideas experienced in daily life to the Korea Racing Authority's operations and services. In particular, it is designed with topics that enable citizens unfamiliar with the horse industry, such as horse racing and equestrian sports, to easily participate based on their own experiences and interests, aiming to uncover policy ideas that citizens can feel through diverse opinions.

The contest themes are: ① Ideas for creating a "Horse Park People Want to Visit" and ② Ideas for spreading "Horse Culture in Citizens' Daily Lives." Participants may select one of the two themes to submit their ideas.

Any citizen of the Republic of Korea may participate individually or as a team. The application period runs from July 20, 2026, to August 17, 2026.

Submitted proposals will be reviewed through a first-stage written review focusing on citizens' perceived impact, feasibility, innovativeness, and sustainability, followed by a second-stage presentation review for final selection. The final results are scheduled to be announced on-site on September 12, the day of the second-stage presentation review.

Korea Racing Authority Woo Hui-jong (Chairman) stated, "We will actively review and concretize excellent proposals so that ideas suggested by citizens can lead to actual projects."

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