Horse Racing Today: Six Courses, 42 Races – Saturday 1 August 2026
Six UK flat racing courses are in action on Saturday 1 August 2026, headlined by Group 2 glory at Folkestone and a £70,000 Listed contest at Newbury.
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Six UK flat racing courses are in action on Saturday 1 August 2026, headlined by Group 2 glory at Folkestone and a £70,000 Listed contest at Newbury.
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Kempton Park lights up again this week with two evening flat fixtures. Here's everything you need to know before you go or have a bet.
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Four UK racecourses are in action on Monday 13 July 2026, with 27 races spanning flat and jumps action at Aintree, Kempton Park, Wincanton and Newcastle.

Kempton Park hosts two evening fixtures this week, and Sarah Mitchell explains why this beloved Surrey track rewards the patient, the prepared, and the genuinely curious.
Six UK racecourses and 43 races are on the card this Saturday, with York and Musselburgh leading the charge on a cracking summer afternoon of flat racing.

Royal Ascot takes centre stage on Thursday 18 June with a £700,000 top prize, joined by York, Pontefract, Kempton Park, Southwell and Chelmsford City across 40 races.