Nottingham Tips

Nottingham Racecourse was opened in 1893 and is situated in Colwick Park, around 3km east of Nottingham City centre.

Nottingham hosts two courses which are situated inside of one another with both being around 1.5 miles around.

The course hit the headlines in April 2013 when My Time, Majestic Manannan and Thorpe Bay all placed fourth in the Lodge Farm Stud Chris and May Mullin Handicap which was just the second time in a decade that any race had produced a triple dead-heat.

Nottingham Racecourse

As mentioned above, Nottingham Racecourse is home to two courses that run parallel to each other and around 1 1/2 miles around. The course is left-handed and has a home straight of four furlongs but there is also a straight course that can host races of up to 5 furlongs on the inner course and up to 6 furlongs on the outer.

Nottingham Feature Races

Noteable races at Nottingham Racecourse include the Barry Hills Further Flight Stakes and the Nottinghamshire Oaks which are listed races that take place early on in the season in April.

The Kilvington Fillies’ Stakes takes place a month later which is run over a distance of 6 furlongs and 18 yards and was introduced in 2000.

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Betting Advice For Nottingham

• Flat, left-handed, fairly tight turn into the home straight
• Listed Further Flight Stakes a feature race
• Late season 2yo maiden races can throw up nice prospects for the following year
• Owen Burrows (10/27 and 15 total places) for a 37% strike-rate a trainer to follow
• Charlie Appleby (11/39 and 19 total places) for a 35% strike-rate worth noting
• Saeed bin Suroor (12/37) and 19 total places) for a 32% strike-rate noted. 
• William Haggas (20/75 with 38 total places) considered with a 26.67% strike-rate respected
• Jim Crowley (27/73 and 40 total places) for a 37% strike-rate a jockey to follow
• James Doyle (25/91 and 49 total places) for a 27.47% strike-rate
• Ben Curtis (20/99 and 35 total places) for a 20% strike-rate
• Jason Watson (10/47 and 21 total places) for a 21% strike-rate and a healthy LSP a jockey of note