NATIONAL HUNT

National Hunt racing is a form of horse racing where runners are required to jump either hurdles or fences (known as chases). It also includes National Hunt Flat races, commonly referred to as “bumpers”, which are run without obstacles. The National Hunt season takes place primarily during the autumn, winter, and spring months, building toward major festivals such as the Cheltenham Festival, Aintree Festival, and Punchestown Festival. The season features some of the biggest races in the world, including the Cheltenham Gold Cup and the iconic Grand National. Our database contains 12 years of stats, trends, and historical data for over 280 National Hunt races, covering every Grade 1–3 and Premier Handicap in the UK and Ireland. This is an essential resource for punters looking to base their betting strategies on long-term patterns and performance metrics.

UK RacesGrade 1Grade 2Premier Handicaps

Irish RacesGrade 1Grade 2Grade 3

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