Racing Odds - Bet on Horse Racing 2024

With everything you need to enhance your gambling experience. We’ve got the runners for all the daily races thanks to our superb odds comparison, as well as information on ante post betting and the biggest festivals and meetings. From the Cheltenham Festival to Royal Ascot, we’re here to help you get the best value from all of your horse racing bets.

UK Races

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12:28 PMHerefordAll OddsAll Odds
12:40 PMAscotAll OddsAll Odds
12:45 PMThurlesAll OddsAll Odds
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Today’s Meetings

If you’re looking for the lowdown on today’s action you’re in the right place and we’ve got all the bookies offers for today’s races. Check out the pick of the odds from the top bookmakers around, as well the racecards and course information. Racing is virtually a 365-day a year sport and we cover all the races and runners, every single day!

Bookies Offers

Bookies put a lot of effort and resources into attracting punters, which means they offer some great welcome bonuses to new customers. Check out the latest horse racing offers and welcome bonuses from the top rated bookmakers around.

Upcoming Festivals

From flat racing to National Hunt and from the UK and Ireland to the USA, we provide odds comparison and information for all of the biggest and best races, meetings and festivals. Get ahead of the game and grab some early value by using our ante post service and information. Or why not check out what huge racing extravaganzas are on the horizon and plan your early bets?

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26 - 27 December 2024
Ladbrokes Christmas Festival 2024

With the King George VI Chase, the Christmas Hurdle and the Desert Orchid Chase, we’ve got a packed two-day meeting to enjoy at Kempton this Christmas.

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27 December 2024 - Chepstow
Welsh Grand National 2024

Check out the latest betting odds comparison and predictions for the Welsh Grand National. We also have info and odds for the other races on the Chepstow card.

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25 - 26 January 2025 - Doncaster
Sky Bet Chase 2025

January might be bleak weather-wise, but the 2025 Sky Bet Chase meeting at Doncaster can brighten things up. Check out our betting guide and info here.

Ante Post Races

Ante post is brilliant for those who love to plan their racing bets weeks – or even months – in advance and then watch the lines change as the market develops. Get things right and there is amazing value to be had, especially if you use our comparison system to get the best ante post odds. Whether you want to bet on the big race next week, next month or next year, check out our ante post system now!

Date Race
21/12 2:05 PMHaydock Park
Tommy Whittle Handicap Chase
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21/12 2:25 PMAscot
Long Walk Hurdle
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21/12 3:00 PMAscot
Silver Cup Handicap Chase
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21/12 3:35 PMAscot
Ladbrokes Handicap Hurdle
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26/12 1:20 PMKempton Park
Kauto Star Novices Chase
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Latest Horse Racing News

News, views and predictions from the world of horse racing. Get the lowdown on upcoming meetings, the latest runner, rider and trainer trends and much more.

17/12/2024 19:30

The Howden Long Walk Hurdle will feature a maximum of twelve runners, with this Ascot encounter taking place over three miles, half a furlong. There are any number of horses who stand a chance of landing a victory, with Strong Leader aiming for a second successive win and The Wallpark having also been on the winning trail.

17/12/2024 18:45

There are a maximum of eighteen runners lining up for the Tommy Whittle Handicap Chase, with this encounter taking place over three miles, one and a half furlongs. The going is set to be good to soft at Haydock Park, with Famous Bridge and East Street among the leading contenders for an encounter that takes place on Saturday 21 December.

17/12/2024 13:15

The Ascot Silver Cup Handicap Chase takes place on Saturday 21 December, with as many as eighteen runners battling it out over three miles. Victtorino is the favourite to win the race, with The Changing Man and Trelawne also trading at single figure odds. There are certain to be extra each-way places available.

17/12/2024 12:45

There’s some big races over the festive period and that includes the Ladbrokes Handicap Hurdle which takes place over one mile, seven and a half furlongs at Ascot Racecourse. Be Aware has had a succession of runner-up spots and could go well for Dan Skelton, while Dysart Enos also has solid credentials and the six-year-old has claims.

14/12/2024 17:30

The 2024 Leopardstown Christmas Hurdle takes place on 28 December, with the runners and riders competing over two miles, seven and a half furlongs. Teahupoo was second on his seasonal debut and looks to have strong claims here, while Home By The Lee was successful last time out and there could be a good showing from Bob Olinger.

14/12/2024 16:30

There’s a big field set to line up in the Long Distance Novice Chase at Leopardstown, with the runners and riders competing over three miles, half a furlong. This is a Grade One encounter which has attracted some star names, with Impaire Et Passe likely to go off favourite, while Croke Park has also enjoyed some smart form this season.

14/12/2024 15:30

The King George VI Chase always takes pride of place when it comes to the National Hunt racing calendar, with this Boxing Day showpiece being run over three miles. Grey Dawning clearly has solid credentials, with Dan Skelton saddling a runner who will look to get the better of Corbetts Cross and Envoi Allen.

14/12/2024 14:30

The Paddy’s Rewards Club Chase takes place on 27 December at Leopardstown Racecourse, with Paddy Power sponsoring a race over two miles and one furlong. Willie Mullins has a number of leading contenders, with Gaelic Warrior the one to beat although there are stablemates such as Il Etait Temps and Ferny Hollow who could also go well.

14/12/2024 13:45

The Paddy Power Future Champions Novice Hurdle takes place on 27 December, with Leopardstown Racecourse hosting a two-mile encounter where Willie Mullins and Gordon Elliott have a number of runners who could potentially land a victory. It looks as though Salvator Mundi could be the one to beat.

14/12/2024 13:15

The Coral Welsh Grand National is an epic horse race that takes place at Chepstow Racecourse over the festive season, with a maximum field of twenty runners battling it out over three miles, six and a half furlongs. Mr Vango was successful last time out, although there are lots of runners with a lively chance of victory.

12/12/2024 16:15

There’s a cracking racecard at Cheltenham on Friday, with the Glenfarclas Crystal Cup Cross Country Handicap Chase taking place on Friday 13 December. It’s a long distance race over three miles, five and a half furlongs. Iceo Madrik has landed back to back successes and the same applies to Stumptown.

Betting Guides

Don’t rely purely on luck to win your horse racing bets. It makes much more sense to base your decisions on information and knowledge. There are many statistics available about every horse, trainer, jockey and racecourse, and studying at least some of these is definitely to be encouraged. Using our guides will also give you a great insight into how to bet on the horses… and how to maximise your profits.

The Biggest Horse Racing Upsets of All Time

We look at the horses that have upset the betting odds to win big races.

Betting Glossary

Don’t know your Lucky 15s from your Yankees? Check out our racing glossary for information about the key horse racing terminology and phrases.

How To Place a Bet

Don’t let confusion strike – check out our comprehensive betting guide and get the understanding you need to bet on horses armed with knowledge and confidence.

How Do You Place a Horse Racing Acca?

Many customers enjoy placing a horse racing accumulator bet and we show you how to enjoy a racing multiple bet when it comes to horse racing meetings all over the world.

Place Your Bets on International Horse Racing

There’s the chance to bet on horse racing all over the world and that includes France, United States of America and Australia. Compare the latest odds and bet on the Arc de Triomphe, Breeders’ Cup and Melbourne Cup among others.

How to Study the Horse Racing Form?

We show you how to read a horse racing racecard before you bet on a race

How Does Each-Way Betting Work?

Each-way betting is highly popular when it comes to horse racing and we look at how it works

Racecards

  • US Racing
  • Bet on the latest American horse races, with racecards available for every US meeting that takes place. You can run the rule over the various runners in each race and back the selections at the prices that you like. Lots of different bookies will offer betting for the US race cards and we recommend picking the biggest odds each time and landing a free bet if you’re visiting for the first time.

  • Australian Racing
  • Betting on the horse racing Down Under has become increasingly popular and there are a huge number of Australian race meetings taking place on a daily basis. The Aussies love their horse racing and we have a selection of daily racecards so you can read the latest form and back some winners. Compare the various prices and bet on the horses that make the most appeal, with the Melbourne Cup being the biggest race in Australia.

  • French Racing
  • If you want to get the lowdown on the latest French horse racing meetings, then you have come to the right place. We cover races from every racecourse in France, with Racing-Odds.com providing detailed racecards so that readers can pick out their daily horse racing bets and choose the right bookie. There are French horse races taking place every week and there’s the chance to place bets and watch live streaming.

  • German Racing
  • The race meetings come thick and fast in Germany, with a number of racecourses based in this European country. Here at Racing-Odds.com, we are able to present a large number of race cards to our readers so that you can check out the latest German horse races. View the number of selections and the names of the runners along with the form that each selection has enjoyed to date.

  • UK Racing
  • Whether you’re a Flat or National Hunt horse racing fan, there are lots of betting opportunities when it comes to the big meeting. Choose your racecard and go through the various races, making a note of the runners and riders along the way. UK racing fans will love betting on big events such as the Cheltenham Festival, Royal Ascot and Glorious Goodwood.

  • Irish Racing
  • If you’re a horse racing fan, there’s a strong chance you will have placed bet on Irish horse racing meetings. There are lots of Irish racecards available each week, with Flat horse racing taking place at The Curragh and National Hunt racing occurring at tracks such as Fairyhouse, Punchestown and Leopardstown. Check out our latest race card and place your bets on the selections which you fancy the most.

  • Japanese Racing
  • Many racing fans like to punt on the overseas meetings and that includes Japanese race cards where there are lots of competitive meetings that take place all over this Asian country. Take your pick from a wide range of horse races and find a selection that you expect to perform well. There are fixed odds available for Japan horse racing meetings across a number of bookmaker websites.

  • South African Racing
  • Betting on the South African horse racing meetings has been taking place for decades, with customers able to regularly access South African racecards and check out the number of runners for each race along with the form of each selection. You can even compare the odds of the various bookmakers and work out which operator is putting up the most attractive prices when it comes to each race.

  • Hong Kong Racing
  • Check out our latest Hong Kong race cards so you can see when the next meetings are taking place. Whether the race meeting is being held at Sha Tin or Happy Valley, you can get information regarding the latest runners and the number of horses lining up. There are many bookies who will price up the latest races and there’s sometimes the chance to enjoy a betting bonus if you’re opening an account for the first time.

  • New Zealand Racing
  • In addition to Australian horse racing, there are also race meetings that take place at New Zealand, with various racetracks offering customers the chance to bet on some exciting races. We provide plenty of information through our New Zealand horse racecards and you can go through and assess the runners and riders for each race. Compare the latest bookmaker odds and get the biggest prices and free bets.

    Horse Racing FAQ

    It’s important to note that every bookmaker will have different odds when it comes to horse racing. Therefore, it pays to compare the prices and pick out the biggest one for every selection that you want to back. By doing this, you get better value for your horse racing betting and have a stronger chance of securing a long-term profit on this sport.
    There are a number of ways to win when you bet on horse racing. The most popular racing bet involves backing a horse to win their respective race. You choose the odds that you like and nominate a stake which is multiplied by the price. However, some customers bet each-way and you can therefore win if your horse is second, third or fourth in a race.
    Many bookmakers offer Best Odds Guaranteed and this is where you can take an early price and get the Starting Price on your selection if the latter is bigger. This is an excellent racing concession and means that you don’t have to worry about taking the early odds and the horse then drifting to a bigger price. This is generally available on UK and Irish race meetings.
    The short answer is yes. Every time you place a bet on horse racing, you have a chance to land a winning return. Ultimately, one horse has to win every race and there are always customers who will have backed the winner. However, not many customers are able to generate a long-term profit when it comes to betting on racing as it’s hard to find winners all the time.
    Each-way betting is when you back a horse to win and place. Half of your stake is the horse to win and half your stake is to place. Place means the horse to finish in the top two, three or four depending on the number of runners in the race. Your place odds are generally either 1/4 or 1/5 of the price of the horse, so you should take this into account when betting each-way.
    When a horse is favourite to win a particular race, it implies that this runner is the most likely to win out of all the runners. However, backing the favourite on a regular basis is generally not a profitable strategy and we would recommend looking at the other horses in the race and considering a bet on these selections. A favourite will create a smaller winning return than any other horse.
    Yes, many online bookmakers have deals in place with the horse racing TV channels which means that you can enjoy live streaming when it comes to UK and Irish horse racing meetings. It usually involves a customer placing a minimum bet on the race in question and this then gives you live stream access of the race from start to finish, along with accompanying audio commentary.
    Many bookmakers have In-Play betting odds for selected horse races. Some of the shorter distance races don’t have live betting prices, although the National Hunt racing can involve distances over one mile or even two miles and that means the chance to bet In-Running on the runners. It can be exciting watching the action and wagering on the horse that you think will win.
    There is lots of information available for each horse in a particular race. Important factors are age, weight and form, with the latter generally being shown through a series of numbers to indicate previous finishing positions. Some customers also judge a horse by trainer or jockey, while the odds are also a good guide as to the respective chances of that runner winning their respective race.
    It’s actually possible to back every horse in a particular race although this is generally not regarded as a profitable way forward. That is because if you spread your stakes thinly on every runner, the return is likely to be less than the amount you have bet. We advise betting on a small handful of horses and sometimes just one considering that only one can win the race in question.
    The favourite in a horse race is generally the horse that is backed the most, although they don’t tend to win as often as you think. A lot of the time, the bookies will create an artificially short price about the market-leading horse in the knowledge that a lot of customers will want to back it. However, we would say the favourite wins on average about 25% of the time.
    When you lay a horse to win or bet on a runner not to win, you essentially win if that horse doesn’t win the race in question. Laying a horse on a betting exchange effectively means you’re playing the role of traditional bookmaker and taking a customer’s money on that horse to win. That means you are cheering on the other horses in the race.
    Over time, consistently laying the favourite in a horse race might serve as a profitable route, although it depends on the prices and of course, the outcome of a particular group of races. If you’re convinced that a horse is trading too short as the favourite, then it could be advantageous to take on the runner and have lots of other contenders running for you.
    A racing accumulator involves picking out horses from different races. You then put them in a multiple bet for a certain stake and can win a big amount if all the selections win their races. However, you do need all the runners to win. Sometimes punters bet a double (two horses to win) or a treble (three horses to win) instead.
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