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The horse Racing Database pages are a very important part of the whole equation. It contains vital info for all of you horse racing followers and betting people that do, or would like to do, their own handicapping and want to do race analysis in a professional manner.

The pages feature the w.f.a. scale for both flat horse racing and jumps horse racing. There is also a guide to all the U.K. race track types, the race track classification, the effect of the draw at the different tracks and the differences in class between the various types of race.

I have added a new page to the horse racing database pages that will provide visitors with all the latest Trainer, Jockey and combinations statistics. Regular visitors will know that this info was on the How to Make Money Horse Racing tips page but is so important and was staring to take up too much space. Therefore I have given it it's own web page.

new infoI have also added an up to date sire statistics section in an effort to provide as complete a service as possible for my visitors. This covers sire statistics for:-

  1. Sires-flat racing-click here
  2. Grandsires-click here
  3. 1st crop sires-click here
  4. All-weather sires-click here
  5. Sires of 2 year olds-click here
  6. Jumps sires-click here
  7. Average winning distance of a sires off-spring-click here

The Horse Racing Database is now divided into 6 parts.

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W.F.A.scales for flat & jump racing.

Types of race tracks U.K.

The effect of the draw at tracks U.K.

Difference between the classes.

breeding sire influences.

trainer/jockey statistics

Part 2:-Types of race tracks U.K.

Flat Racing Tracks (35)

L/H Galloping

Ayr, Bath, Doncaster, Haydock, Newbury, Newcastle, Nottingham, Redcar, Yarmouth, York.

L/H Tight

Brighton, Catterick, Chepstow, Chester(very tight), Epsom, Lingfield(turf & polytrack)(very tight), Pontefract, Southwell(fibresand A.W.),Thirsk, Warwick, Wolverhampton(fibresand A.W.).

R/H Galloping

Ascot(stiff), Beverley(stiff), Carlisle(stiff), Leicester(stiff), Newmarket (July & Rowley), Salisbury, Sandown.

R/H Tight

Folkestone, Goodwood, Hamilton, Kempton, Musselburgh, Ripon, Windsor (fig 8)(very tight).

Jumps Racing Tracks (41)

L/H Galloping

Aintree (G.Nat.course), Ayr, Cheltenham(stiff), Chepstow, Doncaster, Haydock, Hexham(stiff), Lingfield, Newbury, Newcastle, Uttoxeter, Warwick, Wetherby, Worcester.

L/H Tight

Aintree (Mildmay), Bangor, Cartmel, Catterick, Fakenham(very tight), Fontwell (hurdles), Fontwell-chase (very tight), Kelso, Newton Abbot, Plumpton, Sedgefield, Southwell, Stratford.

R/H Galloping

Ascot(stiff), Carlisle(stiff), Exeter(stiff), Hereford, Huntingdon, Leicester(stiff), Ludlow, Sandown, Taunton, Towcester(stiff), Wincanton.

R/H Tight

Folkestone, Kempton, Market Rasen, Musselburgh, Perth.

The fences are tough at Aintree(nat.tr.), Ascot, Cheltenham, Haydock, Huntingdon, Kempton, Newbury, Sandown.

Class of tracks.

Grade 'A'

Aintree, Ascot, Cheltenham(jumps), Doncaster(St.Leger meeting), Epsom(Derby), Goodwood, Haydock(jumps), Newbury, Kempton(jumps), Newmarket, Sandown,York.

Grade 'B'

Ayr(jumps-Scottish National meeting), Chepstow(jumps), Chester(May meeting), Doncaster(1st March meeting & late October meeting), Epsom, Haydock, Kempton, Lingfield(jumps), Newcastle(jumps), Wetherby(jumps), Wincanton(jumps).

Grade 'C'

Ayr(September meeting), Chester, Doncaster, Huntingdon(jumps), Leicester, Lingfield(turf), Newcastle, Newton Abbot(jumps), Redcar, Ripon, Salisbury, Stratford(jumps), Thirsk, Warwick(jumps), Worcester(jumps), Yarmouth.

Grade 'D'

Ayr, Bath, Beverley, Brighton, Carlisle(jumps), Catterick(jumps), Chepstow, Exeter, Folkestone(jumps), Fontwell, Leicester(jumps), Market Rasen(jumps), Nottingham, Pontefract, Towcester(jumps), Uttoxeter(jumps), Windsor, Wolverhampton(jumps).

Grade 'E'

Bangor, Carlisle, Cartmel, Catterick, Fakenham(jumps), Folkestone, Hamilton, Hereford(jumps), Hexham(jumps), Kelso(jumps), Lingfield A.W., Ludlow(jumps), Musselburgh, Perth(jumps), Plumpton(jumps), Sedgefield(jumps), Southwell,Taunton(jumps), Warwick.

 

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