Charlotte Clement embraces role in horse racing at Saratoga
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 3:10 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Charlotte Clement, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer for The Jockey Club, is actively engaging in the horse racing industry. During a recent tribute to her late father, trainer Christophe Clement, she participated in the 74th Round Table Conference and celebrated at the National Museum of Racing's Hall of Fame induction. The family honors her father's legacy while she balances her responsibilities and familial closeness. She will attend the inaugural Christophe Clement Turf Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, further solidifying her involvement in the sport.
- •Charlotte Clement spoke at The Jockey Club's annual Round Table on Aug. 6.
- •She celebrated her father's Hall of Fame induction on Aug. 7.
- •Clement will witness the inaugural Christophe Clement Turf Stakes this Saturday.
- •She has a background in consulting before joining The Jockey Club.
- •Charlotte aims to impact healthcare access for rare cancers.
- 3:10 PMYahoo Sports — Charlotte Clement, daughter of Christophe Clement, embracing role in horse racing industry
"Horse racing is the Clement family business, though Charlotte Clement, daughter of late trainer Christophe Clement, came to her role in the sport unexpectedly.
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