Laytown Horse Racing Odds
If you're looking for Laytown Racecourse racecards, you have come to the right place.
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This is an Irish track famous for hosting a race meeting on the beach. Our team will provide the Laytown Racecourse tips that can be followed when the action is under way at this seaside course.
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1. Joseph+500 -
2. Madjid-225F -
3. Pershalla+650
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1. Aigeas+3300 -
2. Manly Fireball+1400 -
3. Blakefell+150F
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1. Uncle Liam+250J -
2. Dandy's Angel+700 -
3. Hickton+2500
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1. Mawhibah+800 -
2. Sunatia+500 -
3. Shanala+400J
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1. Remi Mae+333F -
2. Amelia's Joy+400 -
3. Startled Lady+850
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1. Tee Aitch Aye+175F -
2. Aurelune+1200 -
3. Scheffler+15000
Laytown at a glance
- LocationLaytown, County Meath
- TypeFlat, Beach (sand)
- Racing since1868
The only racecourse in Ireland run on a beach, on the strand each September.
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Visit site → at Bet365Laytown Racecourse betting odds can be found once a year when there's a race meeting being hosted on sand. This beachside environment attracts spectators from all over Ireland, with this venue based in County Meath. Since 1868, horse racing has taken place at Laytown Racecourse and there's been an opportunity to wager on the action.
Enjoy Flat Racing at Laytown Racecourse
When it comes to Laytown Racecourse racecards, there's only one and that applies to the race meeting that takes place at this course on an annual basis. Every September, there are races which are held on the strand for one specific day.
The actual Laytown Racecourse track is fairly flat and it hosts Flat encounters. The course measures six furlongs and seven furlongs depending on the type of race. Laytown is clearly unique in that there's only one race meeting held here every year although the action is regulated by the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board.
How to Bet on Laytown Racecourse Odds
When the September meeting at Laytown Racecourse comes about, there's the chance to place online bets on the action. This means looking through the Laytown Racecourse racecards and determining which runner is most likely to win. There will be plenty of online bookmakers providing odds for customers. You can choose to bet win-only or alternatively bet each-way on the action.
There have been plenty of notable jockeys who have ridden at Laytown Racecourse during their career including Ruby Walsh. Colin Keane, Pat Smullen, Joseph O'Brien and Declan McDonogh are other riders who have turned out at this unique track. It used to be the case that the horses would run a "there and back" course along the sea front although this has since been changed for safety reasons.
Laytown Racecourse a Historic Racing Venue
Laytown Racecourse is steeped in history and you can go back to 1868 to find the first time that horse racing was held at this venue. The race meeting took place in conjunction with the Boyne Regatta and proved to be popular. At the turn of the 20th century, it became more of a regular occurrence to find this annual race meeting taking place.
During the 1950s and 1960s, Laytown Racecourse became an important fixture, with many trainers sending their horses to this meeting as a prep run before the Galway Festival.