Autumn races in the UK are in full swing. Saturday’s races will see action in Ascot, Newton, and Catterick. On Monday, the action shifts to Wolverhampton, Southwell, Bath, Pontefract, and Plumpton. Below, we give you the major horse racing preview for October 21st, 2024. You can find the complete schedule here and learn how to bet on these fixtures. Bath Going: Heavy; Turf Races Scheduled at Bath for Monday, 21st October: Local Time Race Runners Distance 14:07 Download The Racecourse App Raceday Ready Amateur Jockeys' Handicap 18 runners,  class 6 2m 1f 24y 14:37 Get Raceday Ready Novice Stakes 12 Runners,  Class 5 5f 160y 15:07 Tips For Every Race At raceday-ready.com Nursery  13 Runners,  Class 6 5f 10y 15:37 Download...

The saga between the UK and the country's love for horse racing continues with just as much zest. For all the racing fans out there, in the UK, there will always be one or the other races actively taking place. And today, we bring to you, the October 14th major horse racing preview, that will keep you up-to-date about all the drama and action that’s about to unfold on the tracks. Just buckle up so we can dive right into the schedules and also look at our odds. Hereford After a four-year hiatus, Hereford welcomed racing back on its tracks in October...

Even though it is a weekday, tomorrow’s races in the UK and Ireland are expected to be packed with visitors. That’s because the autumn racing festival is drawing to a close and back-to-back races are happening all over Great Britain. Today’s races have hurdles in Ludlow and handicaps on the tracks of Navan and Kempton Park.  Tomorrow, the action shifts to Southwell, Ayr, Chelmsford City, Bath and Exeter.  Below, we give you the major horse racing preview for October 10th, 2024. You can find the complete schedule here and learn how to bet on these fixtures. Ayr Going: Good, turf Ayr in Scotland hosts...

It is believed that horse races found their way to Great Britain together with the Roman invasion. While there are no direct historical records of that, some archeological findings do indicate that certain discovered racecourses date as far back as the Roman period.  Some of the first horse races that we know of were registered in the 12th century documents during the reign of Henry II Plantagenet. These documents show that both races and tournaments were a common occurrence.  Today, The Grand National, The Derby, Cheltenham Gold Cup, and many others are among the worldwide known major British races. The British...