Exeter Racecourse is a right-handed, oval-shaped British horse racing venue outside the city of the same name in Devon. It hosts National Hunt events from September to April. The feature of all Exeter ...

Triple Crown races are notorious as stand-alone events; the Triple Crown series is somewhat like the holy grail for trainers, jockeys and owners alike. A horse that manages to win a full Triple Crown ...

After watching the English getting excited over the English Triple Crown for 68 years, the Irish decided they needed their own version of the spectacular series. Irish horse racing was a flourishing ...

Hexham Racecourse is a left-handed, oval-shaped British horse racing venue in Northumberland, west of Newcastle, in the northeast of England. An infamously undulating track, horses face a gruelling ...

Musselburgh Racecourse, on the coast a few miles to the east of Edinburgh, is the second biggest course in Scotland after Ayr. Flat and right-handed, it hosts both flat and jump racing around its ...

Great Yarmouth Racecourse, also known simply as Yarmouth, benefits from its proximity to flat racing’s headquarters in Newmarket. Many trainers use the track to give promising horses racecourse ...

Sandown Park Racecourse, to the south-west of London, is one of the country’s leading dual-purpose tracks, with excellent flat racing all summer and jump racing throughout the winter. Sandown races ...

Goodwood Racecourse is a right-handed British horse racing venue on the Goodwood Estate in Sussex. Used only for flat events, it is best known for the five-day Glorious Goodwood Festival over the ...

Newbury Racecourse is one of the most popular and visitor-friendly multi-purpose tracks in the country. It stages a high standard of flat and jump racing throughout the year. The circuit is one mile ...

Epsom Racecourse is one of the most famous tracks in the world, let alone Britain. Its history dates back centuries and some of the most legendary moments in flat racing happened here. Set on the ...

Kelso Racecourse is a left-handed, oval-shaped British horse racing venue in the Scottish Borders. Used for National Hunt events only, the hurdles track is sharper than the steeplechase course because ...

Down Royal Racecourse is the main horse racing venue in Northern Ireland. A right-handed undulating track near Lisburn, south of Belfast, one complete circuit is about a mile and seven furlongs. The ...