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The Injured Jockeys Fund Daloni Lucas MSc BSc (hons) MCSP Chartered Physiotherapist Established - March 1964 Honorable John Lawrence (Later Lord Oaksey) founding trustee and past president The Princess Royal Charity Patron To-date


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The Injured Jockeys Fund

Daloni Lucas MSc BSc (hons) MCSP Chartered Physiotherapist

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Established - March 1964 Honorable John Lawrence (Later Lord Oaksey) – founding trustee and past president The Princess Royal – Charity Patron To-date the fund has spent in excess of 18m in helping over 1000 jockeys

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  • Ethos – continue support for existing beneficiaries and provide

immediate and effective help to all newly injured jockeys to ensure quality of life for them and their families

  • Financial assistance
  • Access to medical care – BUPA, non-insured jockeys
  • Access to addiction Support Advisor – Racing Welfare
  • Part funding of Jockeys Injury Management Team - PJA
  • Rehabilitation & Performance Centers – Lambourn, Malton
  • Research – Riding protection equipment, Concussion, Physiological

demands, Simulator fitness test

  • Specialist holidays
  • Almoners
  • 40+ Volunteer visitors
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use

Oaksey House

Opened 2009 The initial vision - ‘Oaksey Village’ complete with pond

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Inpatient / Outpatient MSK treatment and rehabilitation Multisport Clinic Fitness testing / enhancement

  • Strength and Conditioning
  • Members Gym

Residential Accommodation Permanent and temporary (Respite) Conference Facilities Jockey Coaching Pony Racing Camp Performance Academy Multi Disciplinary Team

Physiotherapist – two F/T, two P/T Sports therapist Strength and Conditioning Coach Dietician - PJA Sports Psychologist – LLP, in-house Jockey Coach - BHA Medical Advisor

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Injury Rehabilitation / Respite

Typical patient Journey at OH/JBH

Injury Mechanism

  • Acute Trauma

Management

  • Investigation
  • Surgical

management

  • Observation of

Injury Mechanism

REFERAL

Multi Disciplinary Assessment

  • Medical
  • MSK assessment
  • PMHx – prehab
  • Conditioning /

fitness

  • Sports

Psychology

  • JETs
  • Dietary /

nutritional

Rehab

Rehab Phase

  • Treatment
  • Rehab
  • Conditioning
  • MDT

involvement

  • Continual

assessment

  • Communication

RTS

Return to Ride

  • Increased

functional demands

  • Return to riding
  • ut
  • Assessment of

physical

  • Falls Training
  • Medical

Clearance – consultant

  • BHA Clearance
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Specialist Rehabilitation

Hobbs Neuro Rehab –

Occupational therapy Physiotherapy Speech and language therapy

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Performance Academy

Target Population: Apprentice / Conditional / Amateur Objectives: EDUCATION!!!

  • Facilitate continued holistic

athletic development of individuals

  • Encourage professionalism and
  • ptimal self management
  • Maximise potential
  • Injury Prevention
  • Performance enhancement

Delivery: 12 participants 12 week syllabus 2 - 1.5hr evening sessions per week 6th Cohort

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Holistic

  • Jockey Coaching
  • Nutrition
  • Money / Lifestyle

Management

  • JETS
  • Sports Psychology
  • First Aid / Injury

Management Physical

  • Functional

Movement Screen

  • Musculoskeletal

Screening

  • Strength &

Conditioning

  • Mobility / Prehab
  • Falls Training
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Jack Berry House

Requirement for Northern support facility Opportunity to make purpose built building Build on success of Oaksey House Coincide with 50th Anniversary of IJF

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Jack Berry House – Site Selection

‘Hub’ of northern racing Malton – 40 mile radius 66 licensed jockeys and multiple racing yards

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Fundraising

Spearheaded by IJF Vice President, Jack Berry MBE Brick campaign - £50 per brick Three major legacies ‘Super 20’ Al Shaqab Horses

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First brick laid – November 2013 Trading commenced – April 2015 Official Opening – 2nd June 2015

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Jack Berry House Build Cost - £3.1m Anticipated running costs – £200 – 250,000pa

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SPACE!! Allowing dynamic / counter movement Fully accessible Fully Equipped Fit to race circuits – HIIT

‘Don’t Push it’ Gym

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The Reuben Foundation Hydrotherapy Pool

Hydrotherapy pool – Hydroworx Variable speed underwater treadmill Therapeutic massage Underwater Camera Multiple water depth Challenges: Running costs & monitoring Inappropriate usage

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Additional Facilities

Four large consulting rooms - Allowing multi-use and flexibility Al Shaqab Board Room – MDT meetings Analysis / Simulator Suite Four fully accessible respite accommodation rooms – Carer linked rooms Communal kitchen and living area

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The Team… So Far…

Manager S&C Coach Almoner Physiotherapist

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Challenges

Charitable working

Income generation Taxation Maintaining charitable status Non-medical trustees

Planning restrictions Capacity management – PT

OH - 70 clinic hours per week 90% JBH – 14 – 20 clinic hours per week

Time and opportunity for future research / development Collaboration

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The Injured Jockeys Fund 15 Kings Court Willie Snaith Road Newmarket Suffolk CB8 7SG +44(0)1638 662246 info@ijf.org.uk