Blogs: Horse Racing

Looking ahead to the Fairyhouse Easter Gold Cup, which takes place over 2m4f at Fairyhouse, 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.

Our preview of the Ballymore Novice Hurdle, a race contested over 2m4f at Naas, outlines the most significant winning records, details the accomplishments of leading trainers and jockeys and digs into the historical trends.

Explore the history of the Grand Prix d'Automne, a race staged over 3m at Auteuil. We detail trainer and jockey achievements from previous renewals while highlighting statistical patterns that have emerged to influence the race's likely outcome.

Contested over a distance of 1m3f is the Queen Elizabeth II Cup, which is scheduled to take place at Kyoto. Below, we have detailed past winners along with both trainer and jockey records in the race, and see which trends have been set based on past winners of the Queen Elizabeth II Cup.

Contested over a distance of 2m5f is the Grand Sefton, which is scheduled to take place at Aintree. Below, we have detailed past winners along with both trainer and jockey records in the race, and see which trends have been set based on past winners of the Grand Sefton.

We look at the Elite Hurdle ahead of the next renewal, a race contested over 1m7f at Wincanton, to see which runners, trainers and jockeys have previously won the race and which trends you can use to find the winner of the Elite Hurdle.

Explore the history of the Haldon Gold Cup, a race staged over 2m1½f at Exeter. We detail trainer and jockey achievements from previous renewals while highlighting statistical patterns that have emerged to influence the race's likely outcome.

Get ready for the Clonmel Oil Chase, run at Clonmel over 2m5f. 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.

We look at the VRC Champions Stakes ahead of the next renewal, a race contested over 1m2f at Flemington during the Melbourne Cup Carnival, to see which runners, trainers and jockeys have previously won the race and which trends you can use to find the winner of the VRC Champions Stakes.

The VRC Champions Sprint is always an anticipated contest at Flemington during the Melbourne Cup Carnival, run over a trip of 6f. 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 VRC Champions Sprint winner.