Horse Racing

Today’s Becher Chase Day at Aintree has been given an eighth race from the BHA. This is courtesy of the Mares Chase being brought from Carlisle’s cancelled card a few weeks back. To see a history to the gruelling Becher’s...

With a healthy profit of +£28 it’s fair to say that MerseySportLive tips are striving at the minute. With only two meetings to choose from, today will be a tough day to find a winner but here goes nothing. Racing...

With the 2019/20 National Hunt season finally underway, here is a list of five horses to look out for on the road to Cheltenham and Aintree festivals.                         ...

The calm after the Cheltenham storm... but roll on Aintree. As the famous Cheltenham Festival came to a close over a sun-drenched racecourse on Friday, racing fans are feeling the 'holiday blues'.

The Foxhunters' chase at this year’s Grand National will be renamed to The Rose Paterson Randox Foxhunters’ Chase as a tribute after her passing last year. Rose was the chairman of Aintree Racecourse from 2014, and has always been an ever-present part of the track since being chairman.

Haydock Park plays host to a Listed Mares’ Novice Hurdle on the final day of racing in the UK and Ireland, before Christmas. However, it is the 14:40 Tommy Whittle Handicap that is the feature race of the day....

Here it is, at long last. The Cheltenham Festival. We have a jam packed podcast for you, from myself and Thomas Ellis. We have picked out our naps, our lays, or best bets for all 28 races in the Cotswolds this...

Two cracks of the whip for me this week as I stand in for Sheldon, as he is away. Toby’s each way tip landed yesterday at a whopping 12/1, solidifying his place as MSL’s top tipster. The quest for...

Aintree racecourse has been named as the sixth favourite across the UK, Scotland, Ireland and Wales in a study by BoyleSports. With an average monthly search volume of 9,900 and an attendance of around 180,000 in 2019, the Merseyside racecourse is a highly rated location for horse racing fans.

Grand National hopefuls Gaillard Du Mesnil and Corach Rambler both claimed victories on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival. The curtain raiser of the festival saw an action-packed day of racing with both Aintree entries winning in good style.