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Profiles of Uk and Ireland racecourses along with key stats for winner finding at each course
Founded in 1711 by Queen Anne who, when out galloping found an ideal place for horses to gallop and it’s fair to say they’ve been galloping theirthere ever since. Ascot Racecourse has a rich history of top quality racing. No fewer than 54 Class 1 races, from Listed to Group 1, were held there last…
Located, naturally enough, in Yorkshire the racing dates back to Roman times and has been at its current site since the eighteenth century. York racecourse is widely considered as the best Flat racecourse in the North of England with a capacity of 60,000 spectators and is the reigning UK Racecourse of the Year. It hosts…
Windsor Racecourse or Royal Windsor Racecourse as it’s also known is located in Berkshire, England. It is one of two figure of eight courses in the UK, Fontwell Park being the other one. It is set on its own island by the banks of the River Thames. It is well known for its Monday night…
Located in Gosforth Park in an 812 acre estate that also boasts a Golf Club, the Newcastle racecourse is another that holds both Flat (All Weather) and National Hunt Jump racing and is one of the busiest racecourses in the UK. In 2025 across both codes there were some 654 races spanning across the whole…
With the publication date for this article, it would be remiss of me to cover anything bar the Cheltenham Festival, four days of top-quality National Hunt racing and for many, the highlight of the entire racing year, Flat or jumps. This year we are talking about the 10th to 13th of March inclusive but do…