Blogs: Horse Racing

The Cheltenham Trophy Handicap Chase is always an anticipated contest at Cheltenham during the Festival Trials Day, run over a trip of 2m4½f. In this guide, we take a closer look at the winning connections, past records, and the key trends that could help you pinpoint this year's Cheltenham Trophy Handicap Chase winner.

See which trainers and jockeys have performed well in this fact-packed blog for the Scottish Triumph Hurdle. This is a race that is hosted at Musselburgh during the Scottish Cheltenham Trials, with the race being run over a distance of 1m7½f. See which trends the past winners of the Scottish Triumph Hurdle have set for this year.

Get ready for the Scottish Stayers Novices' Hurdle, run at Musselburgh during the Scottish Cheltenham Trials over 3m. Here we look back through the race's history, showcasing the most successful trainers and jockeys, and identifying the statistical trends that could help you find the next winner.

The Scottish County Handicap Hurdle, held annually at Musselburgh during the Scottish Cheltenham Trials over a distance of 1m7½f, is a race rich with history. In this preview, we uncover winning formulas by highlighting notable records and the key trends formed across past renewals.

Explore the history of the Scottish Champion Chase, a race staged over 2m4½f at Musselburgh during the Scottish Cheltenham Trials. We detail trainer and jockey achievements from previous renewals while highlighting statistical patterns that have emerged to influence the race's likely outcome.

The Scilly Isles Novices' Chase is always an anticipated contest at Sandown, run over a trip of 2m4f. In this guide, we take a closer look at the winning connections, past records, and the key trends that could help you pinpoint this year's Scilly Isles Novices' Chase winner.

See which trainers and jockeys have performed well in this fact-packed blog for the Great Yorkshire Chase. This is a race that is hosted at Doncaster, with the race being run over a distance of 3 miles. See which trends the past winners of the Great Yorkshire Chase have set for this year.

We look at the North Yorkshire Grand National ahead of the next renewal, a race contested over 3m6f at Catterick, to see which runners, trainers and jockeys have previously won the race and which trends you can use to find the winner of the North Yorkshire Grand National.

Looking ahead to the Veterans Chase Series Final, which takes place over 3m at Sandown, we dive into the history of the race to see which trainers and jockeys have dominated, and identify the statistical trends shaping the outcome of this year's renewal.

History, data, and trends combine in our look at the Cheltenham New Year's Day Handicap Chase, run over 2m4½f at Cheltenham. Here, we reveal the winning profiles, connection records, and the statistical patterns that could help guide your selection this year.