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CHEPSTOW WINNERS (Friday 10 October 2025)

CHEPSTOW WINNERS (Friday 10 October 2025) 1.22: Wasdell Group Novices' Hurdle (Div 1) (Class 4) 2m Winning favourites 50% FASOL (P Nicholls) drops from Class 2 to Class 4, sets the standard under a penalty. Trainer has won 2 of the ...read more

CHEPSTOW Racecourse Template (Friday 10 October 2025)

CHEPSTOW Racecourse Template (Friday 10 October 2025)The Racing Horse offers our Chepstow NH Racecourse Template for Friday 10 October 2024. There is an 8-race card for the first day of Chepstow's inaugural three-day Welsh Racing Festival. The going is currently good, good ...read more

Final Countown to the WELSH RACING FESTIVAL at Chepstow!

Final Countown to the WELSH RACING FESTIVAL at Chepstow! The Racing Horse will be covering all 3-days of the WELSH RACING FESTIVAL (Friday 10 August to Sunday 12 October) at Chepstow Racecourse with our fabulous and insightful RACECOURSE TEMPLATES. This celebration of Welsh Racing promises to ...read more

Racecourse Templates Explained

Racecourse Templates Explained The Racecourse Template serves as a strategic roadmap, uncovering and illuminating the unique betting terrain of a specific racecourse on any given day.. The Racecourse Template is a carefully crafted yet flexible framework, organic in design and ...read more

National Averages Explained

National Averages ExplainedEvery trainer has a NATIONAL AVERAGE - but what does that figure signify, and how does it influence a betting decision? The Racing Horse will attempt to answer those two questions. In general terms, we use a ...read more

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