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10 to Follow March Update
Going in to Cheltenham Adrian Judd leads the way on 330
points. Adrian looks to have a fantastic team ahead of
Cheltenham and will be cheering on Vautour, Thistlecrack, Un
De Sceaux and More of That.
Kelso Reschedules Fixture
Kelso’s Totepool Premier Hurdle Day Rescheduled to Sunday,
13th March
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Cheltenham named Racegoers Club Racecourse of the Year
Cheltenham takes award for the twelfth year running. Ayr, York, Doncaster, Newmarket and Ascot take regional honours.
10 To Follow January Update
Adrian Judd leads the way in this years Jumps Ten to Follow
competition on 185 points thanks to contributions from
Thistlecrack, Smad Place and Cue Cards last gasp win in the
King George. Adrian is ahead by 10 points with Colin Spencer
heading up a group of four on 175 points. There is a long
way to go in this years competition but Adrian currently
leads the charge for the £1,000 first prize.
Hereford Racecourse to Reopen
It was announced yesterday that Hereford Racecourse is set to reopen in October, hosting four fixtures by the end of 2016. Racegoers wishing to visit all courses in Great Britain are back up to 60 venues after Hereford was closed four years ago. Read the full Press Release here:
The Results are in! Flat 2015 10 to follow winners
Neil Thomas stormed clear to win this year’s Flat Ten to
Follow competition and clinch the £750 first prize. Neil
finished 30 points clear of the pack on 480 with Solow and
Golden Horn being the main contributors to his success.
2016 Concessions for Racegoers Club Members
The Racegoers Club is delighted to offer our members another
year of fantastic concessions for 2016
Annual General Meeting 14th November
The Racegoers Club AGM will be before racing at Cheltenham on 14th November. It will be held in The Racegoers Club marquee, starting at 11:30am.
BHA Launches Horseracing Betting Forum
The British Horseracing Authority announced details of a
new Horseracing Bettors Forum, which will allow people who
bet on British Racing to provide the BHA with constructive
suggestions about how the sport can develop and change, for
the benefit of the betting public.