The 2018 Breeders’ Cup returns to Churchill Downs for the first time since 2011 on November 2nd and 3rd with a lineup of 14 races spread across two days of high-class racing. Betting on the Breeders’ Cup is always heavy with this being one of the richest meets in the world and a fitting capstone …
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As single day events go, there are few capable of matching the magnificent British Champions Day which fittingly takes place at Ascot on 20 October. It is typically considered to be the end of the Flat racing season in Europe, although technically there is a Group 1 race at Doncaster the following week.
For racing lovers who enjoy the challenge of identifying potential superstars, the Dubai Future Champions Festival is one of their favourite events of the year. All races take place on the famed Rowley Mile course. Although there are numerous high-quality races featuring horses of all ages, all eyes are on the big events featuring 2yos.
The 2018 Cambridgeshire Meeting brings the focus back to Newmarket’s Rowley Mile course, and there are no fewer than 10 Class 1 races across the three-day festival. With multiple Group races to choose from, it wasn’t easy to decide on the three races to preview.
The Ayr Gold Cup Meeting features four Class 1 races over the three-day festival, but the feature race is actually a Class 2 handicap! Overall, it is by far the most prestigious Flat meeting in Scotland and attracts tens of thousands of racegoers from the south.
The St Leger Festival is one of the most prestigious racing events on the British racing calendar. It spans four days and this year it takes place from 12-15 September. Its feature race, the St Leger Stakes, is the last of the five Classics (along with the 1,000 Guineas, 2,000 Guineas, the Oaks, and the …
Haydock Park is widely regarded as one of the most stunning racecourses in the UK, and it hosts the three-day Sprint Cup Festival each year in September. The Sprint Cup is the main event, and this Group 1 race traditionally takes place on the final day of the festival. This year, the festival takes place …
22 – 25 August Nicknamed the Ascot of the North, York is one of the finest racecourses in the UK. In fact, it has won the coveted Racecourse Association’s Best Racecourse award in the last two years. It is a track that carries a rich history and every August; it is the scene of the …
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31 July – 4 August Although it is called the Qatar Goodwood Festival these days, racing fans tend to refer to this five-day extravaganza as Glorious Goodwood. With over a dozen Group races, spectators are spoiled for choice as it is a case of witnessing one world-class field after another in this classic UK racing …
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The King George VI Weekend is known as the prestige midsummer event on the Ascot calendar, and it features a total of four Class 1 races.
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