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Cartmel Horse Racing Odds

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Here at Racing-Odds.com, we're always looking to provide Cartmel Racecourse tips.

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You can gain some excellent insights whenever a meeting is taking place at the Cumbrian track. Compare the latest prices and make sure you always get the best odds with a recommended bookmaker. It's always great to bet on Cartmel Racecourse and feel like you're getting the value.

Southwell ● Just finished
19.00 Southwell
Finished
  1. 1. Pyramid
    -225F
  2. 2. Liam Mera Kai
    +700
  3. 3. Kashooda
    +333
See full result for Southwell at 7.00
Southwell Result
18.30 Southwell
Finished
  1. 1. Patrol
    +188F
  2. 2. Molo Del Palazzo
    +1600
  3. 3. Flightofthephoenix
    +500
See full result for Southwell at 6.30
Listowel Result
18.05 Listowel
Finished
  1. 1. Iron Sword
    -150F
  2. 2. Distraction
    +1100
  3. 3. Game Shadow
    +225
See full result for Listowel at 6.05
Market Rasen Result
18.00 Market Rasen
Finished
  1. 1. Ramaah
    +700
  2. 2. The Clonmel Kid
    +550
  3. 3. Traveling Soldier
    +333
See full result for Market Rasen at 6.00
Southwell Result
17.55 Southwell
Finished
  1. 1. Moulin Booj
    +1400
  2. 2. Michaela's Boy
    +4000
  3. 3. Canon's House
    +350
See full result for Southwell at 5.55
Ripon Result
17.45 Ripon
Finished
  1. 1. Sax Appeal
    +450
  2. 2. Tarbat Ness
    +1000
  3. 3. Zimmerman
    +200
See full result for Ripon at 5.45

Cartmel at a glance

  • LocationCartmel, Cumbria
  • TypeJumps, Turf
  • LayoutLeft-handed
  • Circuitapprox 1m; longest run-in in Britain (4f)
  • Racing since1856
  • Feature raceCumbria Crystal Hurdle

A small Cumbrian jumps track with the longest steeplechase run-in in Britain.

Cartmel Racecourse is a National Hunt track which hosts a number of meetings throughout the racing calendar. Whenever a race is being held at the Cumbrian venue, you can enjoy Cartmel Racecourse betting odds. These prices are provided by a number of bookmakers who are recommended by Racing-Odds.com. We provide Cartmel Racecourse racecards to a professional level. That means being able to run through the runners and riders before you go ahead and place a bet. Study the form and find out the various weights that have been assigned for the handicap showdowns. You can discover the age of a horse along with jockey and trainer information.

Bet on Nine Racedays at Cartmel Racecourse Every Year

Cartmel Racecourse has slowly been increasing the racing coverage at the track. There are now nine racedays during the National Hunt season. This means regular opportunities to bet on Cartmel Racecourse including the two-day July meeting. This is the most popular event and actually spans three days, with a break in the racing in between the cards.

There are always Cartmel Racecourse betting odds available for races such as the Cumbria Crystal Hurdle Race. It's currently worth over £40,000, with racegoers able to place win and each-way bets on an encounter which always attracts plenty of quality. There's also the August meeting that features the Cartmel Cup and the Cavendish Cup.

Although the location of Cartmel Racecourse is fairly remote in the north-west of England, they actually have a big turnout when it comes to spectators attending each of the meetings. This is a one-mile circuit and there are six fences dotted around the course, with many people attracted to the place due to its proximity to the Lake District.

Cartmel Racecourse was originally built in 1856 and this means that race meetings have been taking place for 170 years. It all began with the annual Whit Monday race meeting, with the railway station in Cark-in-Cartmel coming a year later and this certainly improved the accessibility of reaching the track. In the late 1900s the course stopped hosting flat race meetings and instead went down the National Hunt route.

Cartmel FAQ

Where is Cartmel Racecourse located?
Cartmel Racecourse is located in Cumbria. It's in the small village of Cartmel and in close proximity to the Lake District. Many racegoers enjoy driving to the track or there's the alternative of getting the train to a nearby station. It's in a rural setting and you can also access the bigger town of Grange-over-Sands.
When do Cartmel Racecourse meetings take place?
There is a two-day July meeting at Cartmel Racecourse which includes a Saturday card which is also known as Ladies Day. There is also July Monday two days later and further opportunities to bet on the horse racing. Towards the end of August, there's also Cartmel Cup Day, with the August Monday Season Finale capping the campaign off.
How can I get the best odds for Cartmel Racecourse?
Racing-Odds.com ensure that Cartmel Racecourse betting odds are always highlighted so you can cherry-pick the best prices. Every bookie runs the Best Odds Guaranteed offer and there's the chance to go through the racecard and decide which horse you want to back.
How do I visit Cartmel Racecourse?
You can find out where Cartmel Racecourse is located and then find out when the next race meeting will take place. The majority of racegoers reach the track by road, although there's the option to head to nearby train stations instead and then enjoy a shuttle bus.

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