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Aintree official gives Grand National update amid fears over conditions

Grand National · Liverpool

Aintree official gives Grand National update amid fears over conditions

Coverage: 2 sources

The Aintree course has seen historically dry conditions this spring, with action taken to ensure the ideal going for Saturday’s Grand National, with the festival starting on ThursdaySee the Story

Video flyover shows sheer majesty of Cheltenham Racecourse ahead of Festival

Cheltenham Festival · Cheltenham

Video flyover shows sheer majesty of Cheltenham Racecourse ahead of Festival

Coverage: 2 sources

Take a bird's eye view as the stage is set for the greatest show on turfSee the Story

HorsePWR in action: Veterinary Spokespeople and preparing for the Festival

Cheltenham, England · Cheltenham

HorsePWR in action: Veterinary Spokespeople and preparing for the Festival

Like any sport or activity involving horses, horseracing carries inherent risks. Despite extensive safety measures and ongoing work to minimise risk, incidents involving equine injuries can occur. When they do, they are upsetting for everyone, whether you are a seasoned racing follower or a casual observer. When incidents or injuries do occur, we understand the importance of providing accurate and timely information – and the role this plays in …See the Story

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New approach to distance race starts

Cats · United Kingdom

New approach to distance race starts

by Butch Ulmer, UK Sailmakers A different way to start a distance race is needed because distance racing is a completely different breed of cat than the average 8-10 mile around the buoys day race. Tactics are everything in a day race. A good tactical start is a must and then everything becomes a matter of staying between the competition and the next mark. Before-the-race preparations are a snap. After making sure his boat’s bottom is clean, a s…See the Story

Racing and Politics in 2025: A busy start to the year

London, England · London

Racing and Politics in 2025: A busy start to the year

By Jack Barton, BHA Policy & Advocacy Manager The new year is always busy when it comes to political engagement and 2025 has been no exception. Work on Levy reform, affordability checks and our wider political strategy has resumed at pace and our first event of the year on Monday 13 January brought key political and industry figures together for the first time in 2025. The recently re-formed All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Racing and Bl…See the Story

Statement on IFHA study into the growth of betting on unlicensed sites in the UK

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Statement on IFHA study into the growth of betting on unlicensed sites in the UK

As covered in yesterday’s Racing Post, the British Horseracing Authority is concerned by the findings of the study published by the IFHA today which lays bare the considerable growth in website traffic on sites not licensed in the United Kingdom from 2021 to 2024. The study, conducted by James Porteous, Head of Research for the IFHA’s Council on Anti-Illegal Betting and Related Crime, found that in four years the total number of unique visits to…See the Story