HQ Function

Serves as the central administrative and operational hub for the organization, overseeing all national aspects of Swedish harness racing, including governance, sport management, marketing and communications, finance, IT, horse welfare, and regulatory compliance.

Notable Features:

Located within 'Hästsportens Hus,' a facility shared with other major Swedish equestrian organizations, fostering collaboration. Its immediate proximity to the Solvalla racetrack, the premier venue for trotting in Sweden, is a key feature, enabling close interaction with major racing events and stakeholders.

Work Culture:

A professional and collaborative environment driven by a passion for equestrian sports, particularly trotting. The culture emphasizes expertise in sports administration, regulation, and development, with a strong commitment to the integrity and welfare of the sport.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is the nerve center for the governance, regulation, and strategic development of Swedish trotting, one of the nation's most popular spectator sports and a significant contributor to its equestrian heritage and economy.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' operations reflect values of professionalism, integrity, collaboration, animal welfare, and a commitment to the sustainable growth and development of Swedish trotting.

Location:

While Svensk Travsport's primary operational focus is national, within Sweden, it maintains a significant international presence through active collaboration with global and European trotting federations. This includes participation in bodies like the Union Européenne du Trot (UET) and working on international harmonization of racing rules, breeding standards, anti-doping policies, and the coordination of major international racing events. It represents Swedish trotting interests on the global stage and engages in knowledge sharing with other leading trotting nations.

Street Address:

Hästsportens väg 2, Solvalla

City:

Stockholm

State/Province:

Stockholm County

Country:

Sweden