Ludlow Racecourse
Charming jump racing in the Shropshire hills
Ludlow is a picturesque National Hunt racecourse set beneath the medieval castle in this charming Shropshire market town. The tight, right-handed track rewards handy jumpers, and the convivial atmosphere in the historic town makes a day at Ludlow races a quintessential British experience.
Ludlow Guides & Articles
Everything you need to know about Ludlow Racecourse — from complete guides to betting tips and race day planning.
Betting at Ludlow Racecourse
How to bet smarter at Ludlow — track characteristics, going and draw, key trainers and jockeys, and strategies for jump racing in Shropshire.
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Ludlow Racecourse: Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about Ludlow Racecourse — charming jump racing beneath the castle in Shropshire, the Ludlow Gold Cup, and facilities.
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A Day Out at Ludlow Racecourse
Everything you need for a day at Ludlow — getting there, what to wear, enclosures, food and drink, and insider tips for jump racing in Shropshire.
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Ludlow Festival: Complete Guide
Your complete guide to the Ludlow Festival meeting — racing combined with the town's cultural calendar at Ludlow Racecourse.
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Ludlow Gold Cup: Complete Guide
Your complete guide to the Ludlow Gold Cup — the flagship handicap chase at Ludlow Racecourse, run each March.
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The History of Ludlow Racecourse
Nearly 300 years of racing at Ludlow — from the first recorded meeting in 1729 to jump racing beneath the Shropshire castle.
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Punjabi at Ludlow: The Champion Hurdler's Shropshire Story
Punjabi won the 2009 Champion Hurdle at 22/1. His connection to Ludlow racecourse reflects the course's proud role in shaping top National Hunt horses.
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Our model publishes calibrated win-probability estimates for UK races — a second opinion to understand a race, not tips. It's open about its record: it doesn't beat the market, and we show exactly how it does.
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