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It is the new home of the Welsh Champion Hurdle, formerly run at Chepstow before being axed in Ffos Las is a flat, galloping track which has been likened to Newbury. The highlight of the National Hunt season at Fontwell is the Grade 2 National Spirit Hurdle towards the end of February.
The figure-of-eight course is also the home of the Southern National in November. The nature of the track suits sharp, accurate chasers and horses leading over the last are rarely pegged back.
Galway racecourse is in the village of Ballybrit in County Galway and stages 12 days of racing per season, spread over three meetings. It is a very tight, right handed track with a steep uphill finish.
The race is notoriously tricky for hold-up horses while the sprint track is one of the fastest in the country. Gowran Park is a dual purpose racecourse in County Kilkenny which stages 16 race days per year. These include the Thyestes Chase, Gowran Park Champion Chase and the Group 3 Denny Cordell Lavarack Fillies Stakes.
It is a right handed, undulating track which tends to put the emphasis on stamina. Hamilton Park stages flat racing from May through to October including the Listed Glasgow Stakes in July. Hamilton is a very undulating course which can be testing in soft ground. Low numbers hold a slight advantage in sprint races on soft ground and over a mile in any conditions.
Haydock stages top quality meetings on both the Flat and over jumps. The Haydock Sprint Cup is a prestigious Group 1 sprint while the Betfair Chase is one of the top chases of the season.
The flat galloping track is one of the fairest in the country but the ground can get extremely testing. Hereford Racecourse looked to have been lost to National Hunt racing when it was closed in , only to be revived in The track now stages eleven meetings between January and December.
It is a right handed course of nearly a mile and a half and the ground can get very testing. Hexham stages National Hunt racing from March to December including evening and twilight meetings. The course is undulating with a steep uphill finish so the emphasis is very much on stamina, particularly in soft ground.
Hexham tends to suit the slow maturing, old-fashioned steeplechaser rather than ex-flat racers. Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire hosts seventeen National Hunt meetings per season. It is a right handed, flat track and favours former flat racers and speed horses unless the going is very soft. Kelso in the Scottish Borders is a sharp, left handed jumps track with a stiff uphill finish.
It is home to the Listed Premier Chase, won by Grand National winner Many Clouds in Other notable races include the Morebattle Hurdle and the Premier Kelso Hurdle. The King George VI Chase is the outstanding jump race at Kempton, ranked second only to the Cheltenham Gold Cup in terms of prestige.
The National Hunt course is one of the flattest in the country and the Boxing Day feature is one of three Grade 1 races held at the venue. The all-weather track provides regular flat racing throughout the year with low numbers favoured in sprints.
Kilbeggan in County Westmeath is a right handed, undulating track of nine furlongs with an uphill finish. The course has been on its present site since and stages eight National Hunt meetings between April and September. The feature race at Kilbeggan is the Midlands Grand National in July.
Killarney is in the tourist area of County Kerry in Ireland and is one of the most scenic racecourses in the world. Eleven Flat and National Hunt meetings take place here with the Listed Ruby Stakes topping the bill at the August festival.
It is a left handed track of just over nine furlongs and there are no races shorter than a mile. Laytown in County Meath is unique as they race on a beach for just one day every September. The course infrastructure is put in place the previous day and dismantled after racing.
The wet sand rides very much like firm ground on the turf and there are no starting stalls. The Listed King Richard III Stakes over seven furlongs is the most prestigious flat race run at Leicester. There are also jumps meetings at the course including the Leicestershire Silver Fox Handicap Chase in December.
The uphill finish can make Leicester a thorough test of stamina, particularly when the going is soft. Leopardstown is a Grade 1 track near Dublin that holds top quality racing under both codes.
The feature events include the Irish Champion Stakes on the flat and the Irish Gold Cup and Lexus Chase over fences. The hurdles track is on the inside of the chase course and therefore the sharper of the two.
Limerick was opened in , the first new racecourse in Ireland for over fifty years. It stages both flat and jumps racing and is an oval track of around eleven furlongs. The feature races are the Dawn Run Novice Chase in March and the Dorans Pride Novice Hurdle in December. Lingfield stages turf races on the flat and over jumps and is the home of the £1million All-Weather Championships.
The Lingfield Derby and Oaks Trials on turf still retain some significance on a course which shares certain characteristics with Epsom. Listowel in County Kerry is a flat, left handed course that stages both flat and National Hunt racing.
The seven-day Harvest Festival in September features the valuable Guinness Kerry National over three miles. Ludlow is a popular National Hunt course in Shropshire which stages meetings throughout the winter. It is a sharp, right handed track which is ideal for former flat races who may struggle on more exacting courses.
The fences are relatively easy and the top trainers have no qualms about running a novice at Ludlow. Market Rasen is a National Hunt course with a strong focus on summer jumping.
The Summer Plate and Summer Hurdle at the July meeting are the most valuable races held here. Market Rasen is a sharp, right-handed track which tends to favour those up with the pace despite its deceptively long home straight.
Meydan replaced the Nad Al Sheba Racecourse in Dubai in and was part of the massive Meydan City development. Horses drawn high at Meydan are at a disadvantage, particularly in large fields. Musselburgh stages nearly 30 meetings per year with a mixture of flat and National Hunt racing.
The £, Scottish Sprint Cup in June is the richest race ever held at the track. The tight turns at Musselburgh do not suit long-striding animals and horses drawn low are favoured over five furlongs. Naas is in County Kildare, just 18 miles from Dublin, and holds good quality meetings for both Flat and National Hunt.
Top jumps races include the Slaney Novice Hurdle and Newlands Chase while the leading flat race is the Group 3 Blue Wind Stakes. It is a left handed galloping track with a stiff uphill finish.
Navan in County Meath is left handed track of a mile and a half with an uphill finish. There are top quality Flat and National Hunt races at the course including the Navan Novice Hurdle, Vintage Crop Stakes and the Ballysax Stakes. Low numbers have a slight advantage in sprints while the going can get extremely testing over jumps.
Newbury is one of the fairest tracks in the country and holds top class meetings on the flat and over jumps. The Ladbrokes Trophy and Betfair Hurdle are two of the most valuable handicaps of the National Hunt season.
The Group 1 Lockinge Stakes is the main flat race at the Berkshire track which also stages several important Classic trials in the spring. Newcastle stages top quality jump racing on turf and regular flat racing on an all-weather tapeta surface.
The Fighting Fifth Hurdle and Eider Chase are the most notable races for jumping fans and the Northumberland Plate is the most valuable flat race.
The going can get very testing on the jumps track while a high draw is a disadvantage in large fields on the all-weather.
Newmarket is the official headquarters of British horseracing and has two flat tracks; the Rowley Mile and the July Course. The Guineas Festival in May takes place on the former with the July Cup being the feature event on the summer track.
Both are wide, flat tracks with no significant draw bias, although the July course does favour front-runners. Newton Abbot in Devon is a sharp, left handed National Hunt course of around nine furlongs. The feature race of the season is the Lord Mildmay Memorial Handicap Chase in August, won in by Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up Take The Stand.
The fences are stiff and the track suits fast, accurate chasers and hurdlers. Nottingham stages 23 flat racing meetings per year and has three Listed races including the Further Flight Stakes.
The race is named after the popular stayer trained by Barry Hills, the winner here in and The track is left handed with a long home straight but horses can struggle to come from off the pace. Perth is the most northerly course in Scotland and holds popular summer jumps meetings from April through to September.
The three-day Perth Festival features The Highland National and the highlight of the June meeting is the Perth Gold Cup. The course does not appear to be particularly testing but there is often a fast pace and the long run-in puts the emphasis on stamina.
Plumpton is a small, friendly course in East Sussex with a railway station adjacent to the track. It is quite undulating and an inexperienced novice can be caught out by the downhill fences, particularly in soft ground.
The biggest race in the calendar is the Sussex National over three and a half miles early in January. Pontefract is a flat racing track in West Yorkshire that stages five Listed races between June and October. These include the Pontefract Castle Stakes over a mile and a half in June and the Pipalong Stakes over a mile in August.
The left handed track has a stiff uphill finish and it provides a thorough test of stamina. Punchestown is the premier National Hunt course in Ireland and stages a five-day festival in April.
The Punchestown Gold Cup is one of twelve Grade 1 races during a meeting that always attracts many winners and placed horses from the Cheltenham Festival. The jumps course is a fair test of a steeplechaser but the hurdles course is quite sharp and tends to favour horses racing up with the pace.
Redcar is a flat racing venue in North Yorkshire and stages the valuable Two-year-old Trophy in October. It is also home of The Zetland Gold Cup in May, a very competitive ten furlong handicap.
It is a left handed, flat oval track and it is difficult to come from off the pace on fast ground. Ripon is the venue for the Listed Champion Two-year-old Trophy and the Great St Wilfrid Stakes in August. High Numbers have a big advantage in sprints, although this tends to be reversed in soft ground.
Roscommon is a dual purpose course in the midlands of Ireland and holds nine meetings between May and September. The Listed Lenebane Stakes in July and the Grade 3 Kilbegnet Novice Chase in September are the top races of the season.
It is a right handed track of almost a mile and a quarter with an uphill finish. The track is uphill most of the way and low numbers have a slight advantage in sprint races. Sandown Park hosts top quality racing under both codes and several prestigious races.
The Group 1 Coral Eclipse is the highlight of the flat season while the Tingle Creek Chase and Bet Gold Cup are among the top National Hunt prizes. The chase track can be very testing for a novice and a low draw is an advantage in sprint races on the flat when the going is soft.
Sedgefield is south of the city of Durham and is a left handed undulating jumps track. The Durham National over three miles and five furlongs is held here in March. The track has produced a fair number of course specialists, notably Fatekhalkhair who won 13 times here.
Sligo in the west of Ireland is a right handed track of about a mile which has been significantly upgraded in recent years.
It is a dual purpose course, hosting eight meetings between May and October. The stiff uphill finish makes this a good test of stamina and those with previous course form can be worth following.
Southwell is the only fibresand track in the UK, a much deeper surface than at any of the other five all-weather courses. Low numbers have an advantage over five furlongs but this is not evident over longer distances.
Stratford-on-Avon in Warwickshire is one of the most popular summer jumping tracks. It is a sharp, left handed track and the emphasis is on speed here rather than stamina.
Taunton is in Orchard Portman, Somerset and stages good quality National Hunt racing throughout the winter. Notable races include the Carlsberg UK Handicap Hurdle in January and the Audrey Chudleigh Memorial Handicap Hurdle in November.
It is a sharp, right handed track with deceptively tricky fences. Thirsk in North Yorkshire is a left handed Flat racing track of around ten furlongs. The highlight of the season is the Thirsk Hunt Cup, won by subsequent Champion Stakes winner Farhh in The draw favours high numbers in sprints on fast ground but low numbers have the advantage when the going is soft.
Thurles is one of three racecourses in County Tipperary and hosts eleven National Hunt meetings between October and March. There are several graded races including The Coolmore Mares Novice Chase and The Kinloch Brae Chase.
It is a sharp right handed, undulating track of about ten furlongs and the ground is always beautifully maintained. Tipperary is a dual purpose racecourse in the province of Munster in Ireland and hosts eleven meetings during the season.
It is a left handed, oval track of about ten furlongs and high numbers are favoured over five furlongs. Tramore is a coastal town in County Waterford and stages eleven meetings consisting of both flat and jumps racing during the year.
The Listed Holden Plant Rentals Chase on New Years Day and the four-day August Festival are the season highlights. It is a sharp, undulating, right hand track with a stiff uphill finish. Uttoxeter is home to the Midlands Grand National in March one of the top staying handicap chases of the season.
Notable previous winners include Grand National winner Rag Trade and Cheltenham Gold Cup winners The Thinker and Synchronised It is a sharp, left handed track but can become extremely testing in soft ground.
Warwick ended their flat racing programme in to concentrate solely on National Hunt racing. There are two Grade 2 races as well as the Grade 3 Classic Chase, won by subsequent Grand National winner One For Arthur in Both courses are quite sharp and it suits horses that like to race up with the pace.
Flat racing was discontinued at Wexford in to focus on the National Hunt programme. It had also been changed from right to left handed the previous season and is a track of a mile and a half. It generally suits front runners but the going can vary on this undulating course.
Wincanton stages three Grade 2 races during the National Hunt season including the Kingwell Hurdle in February. The race has an impressive roll of honour which includes Desert Orchid , Kribensis , Alderbrook and Binocular The right handed course is quite sharp but the stiff fences make it quite a stern test for a steeplechaser.
Windsor abandoned National Hunt racing in and is now a flat only figure-of-eight track of about a mile and a quarter. The Winter Hill Stakes in August is the only Group race held at the track which stages some very well-attended evening meetings in the summer.
High numbers are favoured in sprint races when the going is soft. Wolverhampton is an all-weather track with a Tapeta surface which stages around 90 fixtures each year.
The Lady Wulfruna Stakes and Lincoln Trial in March are the most valuable races in the calendar. It is a sharp left handed track with a short home straight and horses drawn low have a slight advantage. Worcester is a flat, oval course of 13 furlongs and has been a National Hunt only venue since The proximity of the River Severn and the risk of flooding means it has become increasing popular as a summer jumping course.
Worcester celebrated its year anniversary in with The Princess Royal in attendance. Yarmouth is a popular venue for summer flat racing highlighted by the three-day Eastern meeting in September. The track is quite sharp but has a very even straight mile which was levelled and resurfaced in Some top class horses have won maiden races here including Ouija Board and Dubai Millennium.
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