Betting

This article contains third-party links. With the start of the 2024 Cheltenham Festival just eight weeks away, this is a good time to assess each of the main races at the four-day meeting. The Champion Hurdle, Champion Chase, Stayers’ Hurdle and Cheltenham Gold Cup are the standout betting events at the annual horse racing extravaganza. […]

This article contains third-party links. Mark your calendars, racing fans! Every year, the illustrious Black Caviar Lightning, formerly known as the Lightning Stakes, fires up the Flemington Racecourse. This thrilling Group 1 race is a cornerstone of the Melbourne Autumn Racing Carnival and typically takes place on a Saturday in mid-to-late February. In 2022, the

Horse racing fans have plenty to look forward to over the next few weeks, with several major meetings taking place in the United Kingdom and overseas. British Champions Day at Ascot takes centre stage later this month, before the Breeders’ Cup World Championships and Melbourne Cup hog the headlines at the start of November. Read

This article contains third-party links. As one of the oldest forms of sports still enjoyed today, horse racing has stood the test of time like few others. A large part of its success ties into the sport’s reverence for traditionalism, in keeping the core aspects of the established experience. At the same time, pushing forward

This article contains third-party links. Innovation is important in any industry, but it’s especially important for entertainment, where the goal is to provide complete immersion. Over the last decade or so, there have been a number of digital advancements to make sports, games, and media more immersive for consumers, but using tech to make live

Two-mile chases often produce some of the most exhilarating races of the National Hunt season. The Tingle Creek Chase and Queen Mother Champion Chase are just two of the big races that see the best horses in the division take each other on. As we head into a new season of National Hunt racing, let’s

This article contains third-party links. Humans first domesticated horses in 6000 B.C. Not long after, we conceptualized the idea of racing them for glory, prizes, and fun. Evidence suggests horse racing has existed since the oldest human civilizations, like Babylon, Persia, and Egypt. The sport reached its peak during the Roman Empire and has still