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Bath Races Betting Odds Comparison

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Nottingham ● Just finished
12.00 Nottingham
12.00
Finished
  1. 1. Chan Noir
    +600
  2. 2. Koodini
    +320
  3. 3. Benefacta
    +650
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Newmarket Result
11.45 Newmarket
11.45
Finished
  1. 1. Sierra Sands
    +600
  2. 2. Fiscal Policy
    7/4F
  3. 3. Change Sings
    +250
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Nottingham Result
11.30 Nottingham
11.30
Finished
  1. 1. Perfidia
    +300
  2. 2. Volendam
    13/8F
  3. 3. Mariner
    +450
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Newmarket Result
11.15 Newmarket
11.15
Finished
  1. 1. Vanilla Skies
    +700
  2. 2. Areti
    +225
  3. 3. Afraj
    +550
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Nottingham Result
11.00 Nottingham
11.00
Finished
  1. 1. Nymphaea
    +225
  2. 2. Two Plus Two
    6/5F
  3. 3. Muhib
    +750
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Newmarket Result
10.45 Newmarket
10.45
Finished
  1. 1. Weekend Roar
    +275
  2. 2. Etienne
    +350
  3. 3. Mysterious Times
    -110
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Bath at a glance

  • TypeFlat, Turf
  • LayoutLeft-handed
  • Racing since1811
  • Feature raceLansdown Fillies' Stakes

The highest flat racecourse in Britain, 780 feet above sea level.

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Bath is a beautiful Roman city and one of the star attractions is Bath Racecourse which is located about three miles away from the city centre. It’s located on a place called Lansdown Hill, with the actual track being left-handed.

The distance of Bath Racecourse is roughly one mile and four furlongs, with the run-in being around half-a-mile and this offers some brilliant scenery by virtue of the fact that this racecourse is the highest Flat one above sea level.

Bath Racecourse Hosts Lansdown Fillies’ Stakes

Every April, thousands of racegoers attend Bath Racecourse to watch the Lansdown Fillies’ Stakes, a race which is run on a Saturday as part of a full card of racing. It’s a five-furlong dash to see who will win this listed encounter.

As the name suggests, it’s a race that is only open to fillies, with horses of the age of three and above able to compete and this has been in operation since 1999.

Trainer Clive Cox has managed to win this race on three occasions, the most recent being Priceless in 2017, while the most recent winner was Queen of Desire who won for trainer Roger Varian in 2019.

Enjoy the Beckford Stakes at Bath

The Beckford Stakes is a relatively new race that was introduced at Bath Racecourse in 2016, with Twitch being the first winner for trainer James Doyle.

Since then, Aljezeera won in 2017 when Frankie Dettori steered the three-year-old to victory, while trainer Willie Mullins experienced some rare Flat success a year later when winning with True Self.

This is a listed flat horse race which is open to fillies and mares who are aged three years and older. It is run over a distance of one mile and six furlongs, with the race generally being run in October.

Bath Racecourse is Truly Historic

People have been watching horse racing at Bath since the early 18th century. However, the first official meeting took place in 1815, with that being the only meeting throughout the calendar year at first.

In the present day, punters can enjoy 22 different meetings throughout the year, with the Somerset Stakes having previously been the most notable race of them all and this is still an encounter that takes place every summer.

Bath FAQ

When is the next meeting at Bath?
Upcoming Bath fixtures are listed at the top of this page, along with the racecard, the runners and the latest odds for every race. Check there for the next meeting date and the start times.
What kind of track is Bath?
Bath is a left-handed Flat racecourse, racing on turf. Its feature race is the Lansdown Fillies' Stakes. You can see the latest Bath prices for every runner above.
Where is Bath racecourse?
Bath racecourse is in Somerset, England, and has staged racing since 1811.
Where can I find Bath results?
The result of each Bath race appears here as soon as it is settled, showing the winner, the placed horses and their starting prices. The most recent Bath results are linked from this page.
How do I find the best Bath odds?
For each Bath race we line up the odds from the major bookmakers and mark the best price on every runner. Open any race above to see the full comparison and take the biggest available odds.