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We've got the runners for all the daily races, the ante-post markets, and every meeting on the calendar. From the Cheltenham Festival to Royal Ascot, we'll help you find the value the chalk-followers miss.

Roscommon 9 runners ● Next
Soft Hurdle 2m4f
5.48
Off in 4m 29s
  1. 11. Simple Things J: Aidan Kelly T: J P Dempsey
    was13/2 7/2 Bet365
  2. 7. Sequoiaspirit J: Alan O'Sullivan T: R Hackett
    was9/1 5/1 Bet365
  3. 2. Billy Lee Swagger J: Kevin Healy T: P J Rothwell
    was3/1 5/1 Bet365
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Windsor 11 runners
Good To Soft Flat 1m
6.09
Off in 25 min
  1. 1. Bayaann J: Tom Marquand T: W J Haggas
    was3/10 1/4 Bet365
  2. 8. Storming Point J: D Egan T: G & J Moore
    was11/4 7/2 Bet365
  3. 2. Eljowhary J: R P Downey T: R Varian
    was8/1 12/1 Bet365
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Roscommon 8 runners
Soft Chase 2m½f
6.18
Off in 34 min
  1. 1. Workahead J: Mike O'Connor T: H De Bromhead
    was2/5 1/2 Unibet
  2. 8. Wild Bill Hickok J: Eoghan Finegan T: Ciaran Murphy
    5/1 Bet365
  3. 7. Talk In The Park J: Alan O'Sullivan T: R O'Sullivan
    was8/1 7/1 Bet365
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Pontefract 7 runners
Good Flat 5f
6.30
Off in 46 min
  1. 2. Knicks J: Lewis Chalkley T: M & D Easterby
    was7/2 5/2 Bet365
  2. 6. Reidh J: Alexandra Egan T: Adam Kirby
    was11/2 3/1 Bet365
  3. 4. Thornaby Pearl J: Oliver Carmichael T: Adrian Nicholls
    9/2 Unibet
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5.28 Carlisle
  1. 1 Albeyours SP 9/2
  2. 2 Sir David SP 11/1
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5.18 Roscommon
  1. 1 Chanceawetmorning SP 13/8
  2. 2 Polepatrick SP 5/4
  3. 3 Berto Ramirez SP 4/1
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5.10 Leicester
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  2. 2 Bridget's Baby SP 4/1
  3. 3 Ziva's Star SP 15/2
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    Fav: Headley Grange
    9/2 Bet365
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    11/10 Bet365
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    Fav: Master Vintner
    5/2 Unibet
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Why Compare Horse Racing Odds?

Racing-Odds.com does the hard work, enabling readers to make better choices. We have been a leading horse racing odds comparison site for many years. On the site, you will see that we feature all the leading bookmakers. For every race, you can access a grid of prices and always get the biggest odds for the selection you want to back.

It's important to get the largest horse racing odds every time you place a bet. It means that when you back a winner, you achieve a greater return by opting for the bookie with the biggest price. This in turn gives you a chance of landing a longer-term return on investment. You can find out more by accessing the betting guides that our team have created.

The prices regularly differ across the various bookmaker sites and it's always worth comparing them to secure the best odds. Sticking to one operator is not a good idea as you might be missing out on bigger prices elsewhere. We recommend having accounts with all of the bookmakers showcased at this site.

As you'll see from today's racing, our team take a sharper, data-led approach. If the odds and form are backed up by statistics, you have cold hard evidence for taking a position about a horse. We're very much committed to a head-over-heart approach in order to provide the most value to readers.

This site has been designed to help you make the most from your horse racing betting. We have today's racecards which include every meeting in the UK and Ireland. We can also provide you with ante-post markets so that readers can look ahead to the big races on the horizon. One of our site's most popular sections is market movers. Readers can compare odds when it comes to steamers in the market. It's important to know which horses are trending with other customers, forcing the bookmakers to shorten their price. It can also pay to know which runners to avoid due to them being friendless.

Our statistical approach means we can provide well-researched horse racing tips at value horse racing odds. These tips tend to span a range of daily meetings. Our job is to identify horses who are likely to outrun their odds and we'll always be able to back up why we've chosen them.

The biggest meetings of the season always attract plenty of betting interest. We've therefore got a section focusing on the festivals calendar. Many readers like to keep tabs on Royal Ascot and the Cheltenham Festival well in advance.

Horse Racing FAQ

Why should I compare horse racing odds before placing a bet?
Comparing horse racing odds before bet placement ensures that you always get the biggest price. Getting the biggest price on a consistent basis means that the payout is larger if you back a winner. It's good to get into the habit of comparing racing odds. The bookmakers will regularly have different prices available when it comes to a horse race. By having multiple betting accounts, you can take advantage of the standout price that's on offer. Sometimes there's a big discrepancy between the different bookies and you should also look out for odds boosts which appear on a regular basis. The team at Racing-Odds.com aggregate the odds from each of the top betting sites.
How often are odds updated on Racing-Odds.com?
We work closely with the leading bookmakers to provide live horse racing odds on a daily basis. The prices are updated in real time throughout the day. When a bookmaker changes their odds, this is reflected in the odds grids at Racing-Odds.com. Our live race carousel is always checking the data and refreshing roughly every sixty seconds. It means that the racecard information and odds are always accurate.
Which bookmakers does Racing-Odds.com compare?
Racing-Odds.com compares all the leading UK bookmakers. This ensures that readers always get the best price from one of the top bookies. Bet365, William Hill and Paddy Power are among the betting sites whose odds are showcased. We believe it's worth having a betting account with a number of different operators. It ensures that you can take advantage of the best odds on a consistent basis. Taking the biggest price eliminates the house margin on a consistent basis.
Is Racing-Odds.com free to use?
It's completely free to use Racing-Odds.com. The site prides itself on providing a complimentary service to all readers. There's no subscription needed. We instead earn commission from bookmakers through outbound links. This affiliate model means that we can provide a free odds comparison service at Racing-Odds.com. You can scroll through the various racecards and find the standout prices for the horses that you want to back.
Why do bookmakers offer different odds on the same race?
Every bookmaker will have a trading team that sets their own prices. That partly explains why there are different odds available for the same horse. There's also different liabilities that are built up on a race and that will also cause the prices to be different. Sometimes you might find a horse is 3/1 with Bookmaker A and 4/1 with Bookmaker B. We believe that comparing racing odds is very important. When you back a winning selection, you want to maximise your returns on that horse. By taking the biggest price, you stand to receive the largest possible payout.
What's the difference between an early price and the SP (starting price)?
An early price refers to the odds that you will see in the lead up to a race. It might be an hour before the off or much further in advance. As soon as a bookmaker goes live with racing odds, they are effectively early prices until we get close to the start. The SP is the final price for each horse before the off. These are the odds that get quoted in the results. The Best Odds Guaranteed promotion allows customers to enjoy the biggest out of the early price and the starting price. It means you don't have to choose between the two when you bet on horse racing.
Should I back the favourite in a horse race?
You should only back the favourite in a horse race if you feel as though the odds are in your favour. Blindly backing favourites is generally not a path to profit. Sometimes the market leader looks like the standout horse in the race and is a justified favourite. You should consider the horse's form and also the other runners in the field to see whether it's worthwhile placing a bet. Sometimes the favourite is best avoided and that's often in a big field such as a handicap race. It's better to avoid the favourite conundrum altogether and simply judge each runner on its merits and accompanying odds.
How often does the favourite horse win?
The favourite wins a horse race roughly 25% of the time. Bear in mind that a favourite could be priced at heavy odds-on but sometimes at a much bigger price such as 7/1. Therefore, the implied probability of a favourite winning each race can fluctuate depending on the type of race. For a handicap race, less than 10% of favourites tend to win due to there being a wide open look about the field. For higher-grade races, the favourite win percentage is significantly higher and the same applies to races with small fields.