The racing map of Britain & Ireland
Every course we cover, placed on the map and coloured by code — hover to name a track, click to open its guide, and zoom into the busy corners. All 26 Irish courses are now live. Prefer a list? It’s just below.
By code
Hover a course to see it here — click a British course to open its guide. Irish dots are greyed until their guides launch.
One way to read them.
Every course we cover, searchable by name or filtered by code — National Hunt, Flat Turf or All–Weather. Start with the guides to racing’s six biggest meetings, or find the track you need in seconds.
Every course, one list
Type a name, or filter by code. Click through for the full guide — courses with more than one guide show a button for each.
The meetings that matter
Cheltenham Festival
Four days, twenty-eight races, the sport’s true reckoning.
Grand National
The world’s most famous steeplechase, over the Aintree fences.
Dante Festival
York’s Classic trials, three weeks before Epsom.
Royal Ascot
Five days of Group 1 racing and royal tradition.
Epsom Derby
The Blue Riband of the Turf, run since 1780.
Glorious Goodwood
Racing in the park, on the South Downs.
Shergar Cup
Racing’s team event, and a card the form book reads differently.
Ebor Festival
Four days at York, and Europe’s richest Flat handicap.
King George VI Chase
Boxing Day’s championship chase at Kempton.
The ones that did not make it. Around ninety British racecourses closed during the twentieth century. Britain’s Lost Racecourses tells the story of five of them — Gatwick’s wartime Grand National, Alexandra Park’s Frying Pan, Lincoln, Hurst Park and Manchester’s Castle Irwell.
A private bet log, an Excel edition, and your raceday mapped to order — built the same way as everything else on this site, and priced plainly.
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