Horse Racing Today: Wednesday 7 October 2026 UK Guide
Five UK racecourses are in action on Wednesday 7 October 2026, with 35 races spanning flat and jumps action — here's your essential one-stop guide.
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Five UK racecourses are in action on Wednesday 7 October 2026, with 35 races spanning flat and jumps action — here's your essential one-stop guide.

York's Knavesmire stages three afternoon fixtures this week — Monday, Friday and Saturday — and Roger Thomas is here to make sure you get the most from every race.

Southwell's Fibresand track hosts three evening Flat fixtures this week — and if you know what to look for, it's one of the most rewarding venues in the calendar.

Newbury hosts two afternoons of Flat racing this Friday and Saturday on Good to Firm ground. Roger Thomas shares his love for the course and what to watch.

Three evening fixtures bring jump racing back to the Northumberland hills this week. Here's everything you need to know about Hexham before you bet.

Cartmel brings its unique Cumbrian magic to a packed three-day October weekend. Here's everything you need to know before Friday's first race.
Sunday's UK jump racing card features 13 races across Towcester and Hereford, with prize money up to £40,000 on offer at a competitive Hereford meeting.
Four UK racecourses are in action on Friday 2 October 2026, headlined by Ascot's £100,000 top prize and jumps action at Hamilton Park. Here's your complete guide.
Four UK racecourses are in action on Thursday 1 October 2026, with 27 races spanning flat action at Newmarket, Redcar and Musselburgh, plus jumps at Southwell.
Three UK meetings survive on Wednesday 30 September 2026 after Uttoxeter is abandoned, with Doncaster, Catterick Bridge and Hexham all offering competitive cards.
Four UK racecourses are in action on Monday 28 September 2026, with 28 races spanning flat and jump action at Bath, Fontwell Park, Windsor and Newcastle.
Twenty-nine fixtures, 1,950 rides, and a week of late-season Flat action that stretched from Epsom to Perth. Danny Callaghan picks through the numbers.