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Browse today’s meetings across the UK, Ireland and international racing, then pick the race you’re interested in.
Horse Racing
Horse Racing Betting & Odds
ITV OddsFinder features today’s horse racing betting odds from leading bookmakers, allowing users to compare odds and prices across popular horse racing markets.
From major UK and Irish meetings to international races and prestigious events, you can use ITV OddsFinder to explore today’s horse racing fixtures and compare odds across popular betting markets.
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Today’s Horse Racing Odds
Bet now →Horse racing is one of the most popular sports to bet on, with races taking place throughout the week across racecourses in the UK, Ireland and around the world. ITV OddsFinder brings today’s races together in one place, allowing you to check the latest available odds before deciding whether to place a bet.
For each race, you can compare prices from popular markets including the winner, each-way and other available horse racing markets. Users can select a race, view available odds, and compare prices across bookmakers.
Horse racing odds can change regularly as bookmakers react to factors including horse form, going, jockey and trainer information, withdrawals, non-runners and betting activity.
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View available odds
See prices for the winner, each-way and other available horse racing markets for every runner in the race.
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Compare across bookmakers
Odds can change regularly with form, going, jockey and trainer news, non-runners and betting activity, so check the latest price.
Compare Horse Racing Betting Odds
Odds for the same horse can differ between bookmakers, so comparing prices can therefore be useful when you’re deciding where to place a bet. At ITV OddsFinder, you can compare available horse racing odds side by side to see how different bookmakers price the same selection.
By selecting the odds you want, you can go to the bookmaker’s website, where you can review the bet and its terms before placing it.
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How Do Horse Racing Betting Odds Work?
Horse racing odds represent the potential return from a bet and are generally displayed in fractional odds. For example, fractional odds of 4/1 mean a successful £10 stake returns £40 in profit, plus the original £10 wager, for a total return of £50.
Horse odds aren’t fixed and can change before a race begins, so the price shown when you place a bet may differ from an earlier price. That is why ITV OddsFinder matters: you can see how bookmakers price the same horse across their own markets, so you can use your stakes or free bets more effectively.
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Horse Racing Betting Markets
You can bet on a horse race in many ways, with straightforward win bets and each-way markets available. While betting on the winner is one of the most popular options, bookmakers can offer a range of other markets depending on the race and meeting.
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Win
Win markets let you bet on which horse you think will cross the line first and win the race. If your selected horse wins, your bet is successful. Available odds vary between horses and bookmakers, depending on their perceived chances of finishing 1st.
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Each-Way
An each-way bet combines two bets: one on the horse to win and another on the horse to place. If your horse wins, both parts of the bet succeed. If it finishes within the specified place terms but not 1st, the place part of the bet can still trigger a return.
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Place
Place markets allow you to bet on a horse finishing within a specified number of places rather than necessarily finishing first. The number of places covered and the odds available can vary by bookmaker and race.
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Forecast
Forecast betting involves predicting the finishing order of two or more horses. Depending on the type of forecast, you may need to select the horses you expect to finish first and second in the correct order or in either order.
Horse Racing Odds By Racecourse & Meeting
At ITV OddsFinder, we offer horse racing betting odds across a wide variety of racecourses, meetings and competitions. Whether you are interested in UK racing, Irish racing or international meetings, you can explore races and compare available prices from participating bookmakers. Horse racing fixtures may include meetings from racecourses such as:
- Ascot
- Aintree
- Cheltenham
- Epsom
- Goodwood
- Kempton
- Newmarket
- Sandown
- York
There are also races from Ireland and other international racing jurisdictions, with different meetings appearing throughout the ITV OddsFinder horse racing odds list.
Why should I compare Horse Racing Odds?
Different bookmakers may offer different prices for the same horse and betting market. Comparing those prices helps you see what’s available across the market before placing a bet. ITV OddsFinder brings these prices together so you don’t have to check multiple bookmaker websites individually.
The purpose of our site is to make it easier to compare available prices in one place as prices vary between each sportsbook. It is important to always check the terms and conditions, each-way place terms, minimum and maximum stakes, and the final price before confirming any bet.
Horse Racing Odds at ITV OddsFinder
From major UK race meetings to Irish and international horse racing, ITV OddsFinder gives you a simple way to explore today’s horse racing betting odds. Compare win, each-way, place and other available markets, check prices from participating bookmakers and find the latest odds for the races you’re interested in.
Remember that horse racing odds are subject to change, particularly as new information becomes available and the race approaches, so check the current price and betting terms before placing any bet.
Horse Racing Odds FAQs
What happens to the odds when a horse is withdrawn?
When a horse becomes a non-runner, bookmakers may adjust the odds of the remaining horses. Depending on the bookmaker and the circumstances, deductions may also apply to existing bets. The bookmaker’s terms will explain how non-runners are handled.
What does ‘SP’ mean in horse racing betting?
SP stands for Starting Price. It is the official price available for a horse at the start of the race and can differ from the odds that were available earlier in the day.
Can I compare odds for the same horse across multiple bookmakers?
Yes, ITV OddsFinder brings together prices from participating bookmakers, so you can compare odds for the same horse and market.
Why are some races missing from the odds comparison?
Not every bookmaker offers odds on every race. A race may also be unavailable while prices are being updated, following a change to the race details, or because the relevant market is not offered.