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Galway Horse Racing Odds

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Galway Racecourse is also known as Ballybrit Racecourse and we've got every betting angle covered.

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Bet on Galway with the best bookmakers who are showcased at Racing-Odds.com. Enjoy a nice mixture of National Hunt and Flat horse racing meetings at Galway including the Galway Races Festival.

Market Rasen ● Just finished
19.04 Market Rasen
Finished
  1. 1. Kiwi De Cotte
    +650
  2. 2. Ernest Gray
    +333
See full result for Market Rasen at 7.04
Tramore Result
18.55 Tramore
Finished
  1. 1. Rakki
    +350
  2. 2. Daboya
    +550
See full result for Tramore at 6.55
Lingfield Park Result
18.46 Lingfield
Finished
  1. 1. Logi Bear
    +225F
  2. 2. Far Too Fizzy
    +1000
  3. 3. Kimbara
    +275
See full result for Lingfield Park at 6.46
Market Rasen Result
18.34 Market Rasen
Finished
  1. 1. Gower Prince
    +1200
  2. 2. Miss Denver
    +700
  3. 3. Ghasham
    +333F
See full result for Market Rasen at 6.34
Tramore Result
18.25 Tramore
Finished
  1. 1. Preparations
    +400
  2. 2. Nathema
    +1800
  3. 3. Limestone Red
    +1000
See full result for Tramore at 6.25
Lingfield Park Result
18.16 Lingfield
Finished
  1. 1. Wyle Cop
    -225F
  2. 2. London Is Blue
    +600
See full result for Lingfield Park at 6.16

Galway at a glance

  • LocationGalway, County Galway
  • TypeDual, Turf
  • LayoutRight-handed
  • Circuit1m 3f, steep dip to the last
  • Racing since1869
  • Feature raceGalway Plate

Home of the seven-day Galway Festival; the Galway Plate is its highlight.

The team at Racing-Odds.com will showcase the Galway betting odds throughout the National Hunt and Flat season. This track is also known as Ballybrit Race Track, with the course situated in County Galway. This racecourse is one of the oldest in Ireland, with the first meeting having been held in 1869.

All Roads Lead to the Galway Festival

The Galway Festival is hugely popular and you can access Galway tips for each day of the seven-day meeting. It always starts on the last Monday of July every year. This is the longest race meeting in Ireland in terms of duration, with the Galway Plate Day and Ladies Day being very well-attended. Since 1999, the race meeting takes place over seven days. For each day, you can visit Racing-Odds.com and bet on Galway selections. Racegoers head to the racecourse and enjoy betting on a mixture of handicap encounters. We publish all the available information so you can decide which runner to back.

Galway Plate Takes Centre Stage

There's the chance to access all the Galway racecards through the calendar year. However, the highlight for many is the Galway Plate. This is an encounter over two miles and six furlongs, with this handicap heat being as old as the racecourse itself. There's always a handsome purse available for the winning connections, with fourteen obstacles needing to be encountered.

Life of a Lord and Ansar are both two-time winners of the Galway Plate, with racing fans able to go through the Galway racecard and determine the best horses to back. We've seen Gordon Elliott land a number of successes, with the trainer having saddled Lord Scoundrel, Clarcam, Borice, Ash Tree Meadow and Western Fold.

Bet on the Galway Hurdle and Ballybrit Novice Chase

The Galway Hurdle takes place during the Galway Festival, with this being the most prestigious hurdle race of the seven-day meeting. This takes place over two miles, with a horse called Tudor City landing a victory in 2019 before claiming a double in 2022. Trainer Willie Mullins has recorded a number of wins including Mystical City, Clondaw Warrior, Sharjah, Aramon, Saldier and Zarak The Brave.

There are Galway betting odds available for this and every other encounter that form part of the Festival. There are nine obstacles to be encountered, with this race having been inaugurated since 1913. The Ballybrit Novice Chase traditionally takes place on a Sunday in October, with this being a Grade 3 encounter over two miles and a furlong. First run since 1997, the race gained popularity and was accredited with Grade 3 status in 2002. Willie Mullins has clocked up a number of wins, with Twinlight being the first of many successes.

Galway FAQ

Is there horse racing in Galway?
Yes, there are lots of horse racing meetings in Galway. They take place throughout the calendar year and include the Galway Festival. The Summer Festival is popular and lasts seven days, with this being followed by racing in September along with an October Festival. Make sure that you take full advantage of the Galway odds and always compare the prices before wagering.
What is the name of the Galway race course?
Galway Racecourse is also known as Ballybrit Racecourse. The latter is the official name and there's also a race called the Ballybrit Novice Chase. However, many people regard the track as Galway Racecourse, especially as there's a Galway Festival. You can bet on Galway by reading through the racecards and deciding which horse to back.
What is the biggest race in Galway?
There are three particularly prominent races at Galway. There's the Galway Plate which is a two mile, six furlong handicap and there's also the Galway Hurdle which is run over two miles. These are just two of the races on the Galway racecard for the Festival. Punters enjoy wagering on the Ballybrit Novice Chase which is a Grade 3 encounter.
How do I get Galway betting tips?
Galway tips can be enjoyed at Racing-Odds.com for each meeting. Open a betting account with our recommended bookmakers and then you can take advantage of best betting recommendations. Our tips are based on looking at the form and then creating a shortlist of horses that tick the right boxes.

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