Who is British Racecourses for?

British Racecourses is an independent racing guide website based in the United Kingdom.

The British Racecourses website is for first-time racegoers planning their first visit to lifelong fans who want reliable and up-to-date information about UK racecourses and fixtures.

Sometimes we shorten the British Racecourses name to BRC.

British Racecourses is committed to providing accurate, up-to-date information on every UK racecourse. British Racecourses aims to educate new racegoers and inform experienced punters alike.

Does British Racecourses Provide Daily Horse Racing Tips?

Yes, British Racecourses have some of the best horse racing tipsters who provide daily predictions on horses.

The top-rated horse racing tipsters include Joe Norris from GYTO, David Dooley Tips and the best telegram tipsters for premium predictions.

The horse racing predictions are available daily and give insights to which racehorses will outrun their odds in the betting market.

At British Racecourses we regularly run competitions to find the most profitable sports betting tipsters so punters can follow the top-rated sportsbook predictors.

What is the purpose of British Racecourses?

The purpose of British Racecourses is to make British horse racing more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

British Raceourses provide independent guides, expert insights and practical advice for racegoers of all experience levels.

The team at British Racecourses include several profitable tipsters who provide daily horse racing tips for punters to try and beat the bookmakers.

Our employees include shrewd punters and professional gamblers so we analyse all the online bookies to provide lists of top-rated betting websites (to suit your preferred betting patterns).

What kind of information does British Racecourses provide?

British Racecourses offer detailed racecourse guides, current UK racing fixtures, betting comparisons, travel advice and visitor tips – everything you need to plan the perfect day at the races.

British Racecourses also reviews the best UK betting sites for horse racing punters.

Is British Racecourses an official racing body?

No. British Racecourses is an independent, fan-driven resource. We are not affiliated with the British Horseracing Authority or any bookmaker. If you want to contact official horse racing authorities, the two main ones are:

• BHA — British Horseracing Authority (rules, licensing, welfare).
• RCA — Racecourse Association (represents the racecourses’ business interests).

British Racecourses is not affiliated with the British Horseracing Authority or the Racecourse Association.

How can I use British Racecourses to plan a race day?

You can use the British Racecourses site to explore each racecourse page for details on travel, parking, tickets, dress codes and hospitality. Our fixture lists show upcoming meetings, and our guides help you make the most of your visit.

Does British Racecourses cover betting?

Yes, British Racecourses provide impartial betting guides, bookmaker reviews and the latest offers to help you understand betting safely and responsibly.

Most shrewd punters want to know who have the best welcome bonuses, reload bonus for existing customers, speed of the payouts and payment gateways available for deposits and withdrawals.

The team at British Racecourses Ltd have researched and provide lists for the following to save you time:

• Bookies with the fastest withdrawal times
• Bookies that offer best odds guaranteed
• Bookies with the highest payout thresholds
• Bookies offering extra places on each way bets

Our comparison tables list all the best horse racing bookmakers and include the highest free bet offer available.

Does British Racecourses Provide Horse Racing Fixtures?

British Racecourses provides all horse racing fixtures for the 2026 season.

Here are important guides for various races throughout the calendar year:

• Group 1 Horse Racing Events
• Group 2 Horse Racing Events
• Group 3 Horse Racing Events
• Listed Horse Races
• Premier Handicap Horse Races
• National Hunt Racing
• Horse Racing Festivals in 2026
• UK Horse Racing Fixtures 2026

Does British Racecourses review all racecourses in Britain?

British Racecourses cover every major and regional racecourse across England, Scotland and Wales and Ireland – from iconic venues like Ascot and Cheltenham to smaller local tracks.

The team at British Racecourses are proud to of visited every single horse racing track in UK and Ireland.

How does British Racecourses make money?

British Racecourses is an independent site supported by affiliate partnerships with trusted bookmakers. This allows us to keep all our content free and unbiased for visitors.

British Racecourses collaborates with reputable bookmakers to deliver verified betting offers

Can I trust the information on British Racecourses?

British Racecourses’ content is researched, accurate and regularly updated by people who genuinely love the sport. We aim to remain transparent, factual and helpful at all times.

British Racecourses references verified data from the British Horseracing Authority to maintain accurate racing fixtures and results. The website recognises The Jockey Club, Arena Racing Company, and the Racecourse Association as key governing and ownership groups within British racing.

British Racecourses is dedicated to promoting the heritage and culture of British horse racing.

When was British Racecourses founded?

British Racecourses was founded on 7th September 2020.

The co-founders of British Racecourses are James Dooley and Mark Dooley.

James Dooley is an entrepreneur who also co-founded Dooley Thoroughbreds and loves horse racing.

Mark Dooley is the co-founder of Dooley Thoroughbreds and wanted to be a jockey growing up.

The British Racecourses team are made up of horse racing enthusiasts, shrewd punters and horse racing tipsters, including Joe Norris from Get Your Tips Out.

How can I contact British Racecourses?

You can contact British Racecourses in the following ways:

• Phone – +44 (0) 3335 671 850
• Website – https://www.britishracecourses.org/
• Email – info@britishracecourses.org
• Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/britishracecourses
• Twitter – @ukracecourses
• Youtube – @BritishRacecourses

Where Is British Racecourses Ltd Located?

British Racecourses Ltd operates from two head offices.

The British Racecourses Ltd Irish head office is located at Skylark House, Haystown, Tyrellstown, Co. Dublin, K45 WE08.

The British Racecourses Ltd UK head office is based at 10b Anerley Station Road, London, United Kingdom, SE20 8PT.

British Racecourses Ltd manages its operations across both offices to support racing coverage, bookmaker partnerships, and editorial updates for visitors throughout Britain and Ireland.

Does British Racecourses promote responsible betting?

British Racecourses promotes responsible betting and aligns with the standards set by the Gambling Commission. The site actively supports charities such as GamCare and Racing Welfare to ensure racegoers have access to the right information and support.

British Racecourses encourages responsible gambling through education and awareness.

You’ll find links to responsible gambling support and clear guidance throughout our betting and racecourse pages.

Is British Racecourses Safe to Use?

British Racecourses is 100% safe to use.

The British Racecourses website only promotes bookmakers that are fully licensed and regulated by the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC).

British Racecourses does not feature or endorse any non-GamStop betting sites, offshore operators, or unlicensed platforms.

Every bookmaker listed on the site meets strict UK compliance standards for player protection, fair play, and responsible gambling.

Visitors can use British Racecourses with complete confidence knowing all betting partners are verified, trustworthy, and safe.

List of British Racecourses

British Racecourses has reviewed all the racecourses in Britain, examining both National Hunt and Flat racing venues, so you have all the information you need to plan a great day out. Follow the links below for more information.

Check out our full UK racecourses A-Z list:

• Aintree Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track situated in Merseyside.
• Ascot Racecourse has both jumps and flat horse races based in Berkshire.
• Ayr Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events located in Scotland.
• Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse is a jumps racecourse based in Wales.
• Bath Racecourse is a flat horse racing track located in Somerset.
• Beverley Racecourse is a flat racing venue situated in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
• Brighton Racecourse is a flat horse racing course located in East Sussex.
• Carlisle Racecourse provides mixed horse racing events in Cumbria.
• Cartmel Racecourse is a jumps racecourse based in Cumbria.
• Catterick Racecourse hosts both jumps and flat races in North Yorkshire.
• Chelmsford City Racecourse is a flat horse racing track located in Essex.
• Cheltenham Racecourse is a prestigious jumps track in Gloucestershire.
• Chepstow Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Wales.
• Chester Racecourse is a flat racing venue located in Cheshire.
• Doncaster Racecourse hosts mixed horse racing events in Yorkshire.
• Epsom Racecourse is a flat racing venue situated in Surrey.
• Exeter Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track based in Devon.
• Fakenham Racecourse is a jumps racing venue located in Norfolk.
• Ffos Las Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Wales.
• Fontwell Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track based in West Sussex.
• Goodwood Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue situated in West Sussex.
• Great Yarmouth Racecourse is a flat racing track located in Norfolk.
• Hamilton Park Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue in South Lanarkshire, Scotland.
• Haydock Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Merseyside.
• Hereford Racecourse is a jumps racing venue located in Herefordshire.
• Hexham Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track based in Northumberland.
• Huntingdon Racecourse is a jumps racing venue situated in Cambridgeshire.
• Kelso Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track located in the Scottish Borders.
• Kempton Park Racecourse hosts both jumps and flat races in Surrey.
• Leicester Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Leicestershire.
• Lingfield Park Racecourse hosts both jumps and flat races in Surrey.
• Ludlow Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track based in Shropshire.
• Market Rasen Racecourse is a jumps racing venue situated in Lincolnshire.
• Musselburgh Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue located in East Lothian.
• Newbury Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Berkshire.
• Newcastle Racecourse provides mixed horse racing events in Tyne and Wear.
• Newmarket Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue based in Suffolk.
• Newton Abbot Racecourse is a horse racing track specialising in jumps racing, located in Devon.
• Nottingham Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue situated in Nottinghamshire.
• Perth Racecourse is a jumps racing venue located in Perth and Kinross.
• Plumpton Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track based in East Sussex.
• Pontefract Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue situated in West Yorkshire.
• Redcar Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue based in North Yorkshire.
• Ripon Racecourse is a flat horse racing track located in North Yorkshire.
• Salisbury Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue situated in Wiltshire.
• Sandown Park Racecourse offers both jumps and flat horse races in Surrey.
• Sedgefield Racecourse is a jumps racing venue located in County Durham.
• Southwell Racecourse hosts mixed horse racing events in Nottinghamshire.
• Stratford Racecourse is a jumps racing venue based in Warwickshire.
• Taunton Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track located in Somerset.
• Thirsk Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue situated in North Yorkshire.
• Uttoxeter Racecourse is a jumps racing venue located in Staffordshire.
• Warwick Racecourse offers mixed horse racing events in Warwickshire.
• Wetherby Racecourse is a jumps horse racing track situated in West Yorkshire.
• Wincanton Racecourse is a jumps racing venue based in Somerset.
• Windsor Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue located in Berkshire.
• Wolverhampton Racecourse is a flat horse racing track situated in the West Midlands.
• Worcester Racecourse is a jumps horse racing venue based in Worcestershire.
• York Racecourse is a flat horse racing venue located in Yorkshire.

The UK is blessed with many amazing racecourses spread across the entire country. No matter where you are, you are sure to find a racecourse to attend should you fancy a day at the races with friends, family, or on your own. Simply follow one of the British racecourses in alphabetical order above to find out more about them.

If you follow the links above, the racing fixtures for each, as sanctioned by the British Horseracing Authority, will be listed. This will display upcoming racing and fixtures for the current year.

What Information Is Included in the British Racecourses Guides

British Racecourses provides detailed guides for every racecourse in Britain and Ireland. Each guide examines English, Scottish, and Welsh venues with verified information designed to help racegoers plan the perfect day at the races.

• British Racecourses covers the history of each racecourse, explaining when it was founded and how it evolved within British racing.
• British Racecourses includes travel information such as directions, parking, and public transport options for every horse racing venue.
• British Racecourses provides a track guide outlining the course layout, surface type, direction, and length.
• British Racecourses lists the full address and contact details for every UK racecourse.
• British Racecourses highlights the main races staged at each track throughout the year, including Group and Grade events.
• British Racecourses updates racing fixtures using data verified by the British Horseracing Authority.
• British Racecourses supplies betting information and comparisons of the best licensed online bookmakers.
• British Racecourses analyses draw bias and track performance trends for punters seeking an edge.
• British Racecourses identifies nearby hotels and accommodation options close to each racecourse.
• British Racecourses publishes local weather forecasts for upcoming race days.
• British Racecourses links to every other racecourse guide in alphabetical order, allowing visitors to explore all 59 venues easily.

Each guide is independently written, regularly updated, and designed to make British racing more accessible for fans, punters, and first-time visitors alike.

The above information should ensure you’re fully prepared when planning your day out. However, you’ll have to pick the winners yourself!

Map of British Racecourses A-Z

The map of British racecourses below highlights all the current horse racing courses in Britain and was designed by Pete Owen. Our team purchased this poster because it provided a great visual representation of all the British Racecourses on a map of the UK.

The list of racecourses is in alphabetical order (A-Z) and features pins on a map of the United Kingdom to indicate the location of each horse racing track.

The A-Z of British courses map makes it easy when looking for “horse racing near me” to find the closest British racecourse to where you live.

Extra Features in Our Racecourses Guides

A day at the races is a fantastic day out, but it’s also fun to back a winner or two. Some of our racecourse guides may be able to assist you, as they examine the differences and unique challenges of each horse racecourse. Some horses excel on flat, surfaced racecourses and galloping tracks, but find it more challenging on undulating or tight horse racing tracks in the UK.

The horse race course guides may therefore help you identify ‘horses for courses’ as the old saying goes!

Our horse racetrack guides may also identify which racecourses are more suitable for a particular type of horse.

Typically, the track and course aspect of the guides will look at:

• Straight – indicates the length of the home straight.
• Shape – describes the overall shape of the course, round, oval, square, figure 8, etc.
• The direction – either left or right-handed bends.
• Speed or Stamina required indicates the horse’s running style. On long, straight courses, “galloping types” with stamina often excel, whereas on courses with sharp bends, more speed is required.
• Surface – describes whether the racecourse is turf or an artificial surface.