Horse Racing

Breeders' Cup World Championships at Keeneland on 30-31 October: the 14 Grade 1 races, the $7m Classic, Irish interest and how betting markets work.

Cheltenham Showcase on 23-24 October: the jumps season opener, the key races on the Old Course and how Irish punters can read the markets.

British Champions Day at Ascot on 17 October: the Group 1 races, the prize fund and how win and each-way markets work for Irish punters.

Not sure how to read a horse racing racecard? We explain form figures, weights, going, draw and jockey stats — everything Irish punters need before placing a bet at TonyBet.

The St Leger Festival (10–13 Sep, Doncaster) and Irish Champions Weekend (12–13 Sep, Leopardstown & The Curragh) collide this September. Our full guide, key races and best bets at TonyBet.

York Ebor Festival 2026 betting guide (Aug 19-22): Day-by-day race schedule, draw bias, trainer trends & top betting picks for the Juddmonte, Nunthorpe & Ebor Handicap.

The Tramore August Racing Festival runs 13–16 August at Waterford & Tramore Racecourse. Course guide, each day's card breakdown and best betting tips at TonyBet Ireland.

One of the biggest racing events on the Irish summer calendar is set for this week, as the Galway Summer Festival runs between Monday and Sunday. There will be a mix of flat and jumps races throughout the week, but the two standout events on the calendar come in the form of the Grade Three Galway Plate and the Grade Three Galway Hurdle.

Three G1 races in three days. Our best bets for Glorious Goodwood 2026 — Goodwood Cup (Tue), Sussex Stakes (Wed) and Nassau Stakes (Thu) previewed with tips and odds.

Britain's joint-richest flat race returns to Ascot. Our preview of the G1 King George 2026 — leading contenders, trainer form, going conditions and best bets.

Galway face Limerick in the All-Ireland Hurling Final at Croke Park on Super Sunday. Our preview — form, key players, Liam MacCarthy Cup history and best betting tips.

The Punchestown Racing Festival 2026 marks the grand finale of the jumps season, running from 28th April to 2nd May. Punchestown provides a stage where top form often holds up, making it a must-watch event for racing fans and punters across Ireland.

The Bet365 Jump Finale at Sandown Park brings the British National Hunt season to a close with a highly competitive card that features top trainers and horses.