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16:45NewcastleWin
Each Way: 1/5 Odds, 3 Places
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All You Can Be
Jockey: Kevin Stott (-)
Trainer: Charles Hills
F: 63 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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DPetula
Jockey: Rhys Clutterbuck (-)
Trainer: Sir Mark Prescott Bt
F: 1- | Age: 4 | Weight: 9-7
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Venetian Sky
Jockey: Jason Hart (-)
Trainer: William Haggas
F: 0-3445284 | Age: 3 | Weight: 8-12
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Keogie
Jockey: Sam James (-)
Trainer: Geoffrey Harker
F: 2038624 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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(1)
Savernake
Jockey: Harry Russell (-)
Trainer: Antony Brittain
F: 4 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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(10)
Nip About
Jockey: Billy Garritty (-)
Trainer: Tracy Waggott
F: 55 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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Nether Clova
Jockey: Oisin Mcsweeney (-)
Trainer: Peter Niven
Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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(6)
Full Of Magic
Jockey: Shane Gray (-)
Trainer: Daragh Bourke
Age: 3 | Weight: 8-12
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Mr Black Diamond
Jockey: Cam Hardie (-)
Trainer: Adam Nicol
F: 96 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
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(5)
BFBella Angelina
Jockey: P. J. Mcdonald (-)
Trainer: Harry Charlton
F: 327 | Age: 3 | Weight: 8-12
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16:45NewcastleWin
Each Way: 1/5 Odds, 3 Places
2
(2)
All You Can Be
Jockey: Kevin Stott (-)
Trainer: Charles Hills
F: 63 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
1
(7)
DPetula
Jockey: Rhys Clutterbuck (-)
Trainer: Sir Mark Prescott Bt
F: 1- | Age: 4 | Weight: 9-7
10
(3)
Venetian Sky
Jockey: Jason Hart (-)
Trainer: William Haggas
F: 0-3445284 | Age: 3 | Weight: 8-12
3
(4)
Keogie
Jockey: Sam James (-)
Trainer: Geoffrey Harker
F: 2038624 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
7
(1)
Savernake
Jockey: Harry Russell (-)
Trainer: Antony Brittain
F: 4 | Age: 3 | Weight: 9-3
17:15NewcastleWin
Each Way: 1/4 Odds, 2 Places
3
(4)
Pequenita
Jockey: P. J. Mcdonald (-)
Trainer: Andrew Balding
F: 43222 | Age: 2 | Weight: 9-7
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(3)
Lady Caroline Lamb
Jockey: Jason Hart (-)
Trainer: Charlie Johnston
F: 3175 | Age: 2 | Weight: 9-9
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(2)
Xochipilli
Jockey: Jonny Peate (-)
Trainer: Mark Loughnane
F: 434 | Age: 2 | Weight: 9-6
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(5)
Zirconic
Jockey: Kevin Stott (-)
Trainer: Hugo Palmer
F: 5489 | Age: 2 | Weight: 9-3
2
(1)
Astral Crown
Jockey: Mark Winn (-)
Trainer: David O'Meara
F: 534 | Age: 2 | Weight: 9-7
Breeders Cup Day 1
18:55KeenelandWin
Each Way: 1/5 Odds, 4 Places
Extra Places
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(3)
Libertango
Jockey: Flavien Prat (-)
Trainer: George Boughey
F: 11212 | Age: 2
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(4)
Brickyard Belle
Jockey: Manuel Franco (-)
Trainer: Miguel Clement
F: 11 | Age: 2
1
(1)
Moonrise
Jockey: Oisin Murphy (-)
Trainer: Andrew Balding
F: 12114 | Age: 2
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(5)
Mussab
Jockey: Oisin Orr (-)
Trainer: Peter Fahey
F: 336111 | Age: 2
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(8)
Force Noir
Jockey: David Egan (-)
Trainer: Robson De Aguiar
F: 21012 | Age: 2
19:35KeenelandWin
Each Way: 1/5 Odds, 4 Places
Extra Places
10
(10)
Emphatic
Jockey: Tyler Gaffalione (-)
Trainer: Brendan P. Walsh
F: 111 | Age: 2
5
(5)
Miss Monica
Jockey: Flavien Prat (-)
Trainer: Bob Baffert
F: 11 | Age: 2
2
(2)
Domain Expansion
Jockey: Adrian Escobedo (-)
Trainer: Leonard Powell
F: 21 | Age: 2
3
(3)
Foxiest
Jockey: Junior Alvarado (-)
Trainer: Brad H. Cox
F: 31 | Age: 2
8
(8)
Manuka Honey
Jockey: Luis Saez (-)
Trainer: Brian A. Lynch
F: 111 | Age: 2
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Horse Racing Betting Odds at Betfair
Bet on Horse Racing on the Betfair Sportsbook. You can find odds and place bets on 600 Horse Racing events, taking place on various Horse Racing racecourses such as Warwick, Salisbury, Ffos Las, or Chelmsford City.
How do odds work on Horse Racing?
Odds are calculated in Horse Racing based on the horse’s chances of success in their race. You will traditionally see these odds displayed as a fraction. The odds at the top of the list are the horses that are considered the favourites, while further down the list, you will see the outsiders. You can decide if you want to back one of the favourites or take a chance with an outsider.
What markets are available for Horse Racing betting at Betfair?
On Betfair Sportsbook, you can bet on 600 Horse Racing events that are currently available. You can choose between upcoming races, such as Bahrain on 30 October, Laurel Park on 30 October, Delta Downs on 31 October, Charles Town on 31 October. You also have the option of betting on future races, such as Flemington (AUS) on 02 November, Royal Ascot on 18 June.
Every race in the UK and Ireland, as well as meetings from around the world, are available each day here at Betfair. You will also find Ante-Post markets for big races in flat and jump racing on our site.
You can find a range of specials on our horse racing page that are related to the daily racing, while long-term markets such as the British Trainers Championship and British Jockeys Championship can be bet on across the season.
How much could you win by betting on Horse Racing?
On the 16:30 Bahrain Win Each Way race, if you bet £10 on Kaasib at odds of 3.5, you could win £35.
Your potential return in horse depends on the bet type and odds of your selections. In a multiple, if all your selections win, you could accumulate a larger return than you would by placing level stakes on each runner individually.
By placing a single bet, you only need one horse to win to pick up a return. If you choose to take the odds at the time the bet is placed, we will display your potential returns for you, so you know exactly how much you will win.
What are the most prestigious Horse Racing Competitions to bet on?
The UK spring racing schedule kicks off with the Cheltenham Festival, which features the showpiece Gold Cup and several other Grade I races. The event is famed for its atmosphere, in particular the Cheltenham roar which accompanies the start of the first race. You can view Horse Racing Tips here.
Also in the spring is the Grand National held at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool, which is the richest jumps race in Europe. The race is watched by hundreds of millions worldwide and is famous for attracting viewers not normally interested in racing.
The highlights of the summer flat racing schedule includes the Epsom Derby, which offers the highest prize of any single race in Britain. It is one of five English Classic races and forms the middle leg of the Triple Crown along with the 2,000 Guineas and St Leger.
The Royal Ascot meeting in June is also one of flat racing’s jewels with eight Group 1 races and the highest total prize pot of any race meeting in Britain. The race is famed for its daily Royal processions which precede the action.
Other famous UK and Ireland racecourses with notable meetings include Newmarket, York, Goodwood, Doncaster, the Curragh and Leopardstown. Outside of the British Isles, popular races include the Kentucky Derby, held in the USA in the springtime; the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, hosted in Paris in the autumn; and November’s Melbourne Cup, held in Australia.
What are the big 5 Horse Races in the UK?
The five biggest horse races in the United Kingdom are known as the British Classics. These iconic races are run during the flat racing season and are open to horses that are three years old. They are as follows.
The 2,000 Guineas Stakes is the first of the five British Classic races on the calendar and is held at Newmarket Racecourse in Suffolk in either late April or early May. The 2,000 Guineas Stakes was first held in 1809 and is run over a distance of one mile.
The 1,000 Guineas Stakes is the second of the five British Classic races and is also held at Newmarket Racecourse in Suffolk. The 1,000 Guineas Stakes is traditionally staged on the Sunday after the 2,000 Guineas Stakes and is run over a distance of one mile. The first running of the 1,000 Guineas Stakes was in 1814.
The Oaks Stakes is the third of the five British Classics and is held at Epsom Downs Racecourse at either the back end of May or early June. The Oaks Stakes is run over one mile, four furlongs, and six yards. First run in 1779, the Oaks Stakes is one of the most prestigious events on the flat racing calendar.
The Derby Stakes is the penultimate race of the five British Classics and is run at Epsom Downs Racecourse on the first Saturday of June every year. The Derby Stakes was first held in 1780 and is run over one mile, four furlongs, and ten yards.
The St Leger Stakes is the final of the five British Classics and is held at Doncaster Racecourse in September. Run over one mile, six furlongs, and 132 yards, the St Leger Stakes is the longest of the five British Classics. As well as being the furthest in distance, the St Leger Stakes is also the oldest of the British Classics having been first run in 1776.
What are the most popular types of bets in Horse Racing?
The most popular bet type in Horse Racing is for a selection to win the race. You can choose to take the horse’s odds at the time the bet is struck or you can choose SP (starting price).
Multiple bets such as Lucky 15s, Yankees and Accumulators are also popular in horse racing. These allow you to add more than one selection to your bet and help you generate larger potential returns.
Cheltenham November Meeting 2026: Everything You Need to Know
The Cheltenham November Meeting returns from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 November 2026, kicking off the National Hunt season across three themed days at Cheltenham Racecourse. Saturday's Super Saturday is the centrepiece, headlined by the Paddy Power Gold Cup, while Friday's Countryside Day and Sunday's family-friendly Carnival Sunday round out the weekend with the Unibet Greatwood Handicap Hurdle, live music and plenty of entertainment. With tickets from £13.50 and enclosures to suit every budget, it's one of the standout fixtures of the early jumps calendar. Keep an eye on the Betfair horse racing page for confirmed runners, race cards and the latest odds as declarations are published ahead of each day.
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