Newmarket odds

Newmarket has shaped the horse racing odds for centuries

One in three jobs in Newmarket is related to horse racing. The town is home to over 3,000 race horses. Over 50 trainers ply their trade there and 60 stud farms are located in the market town. The National Horseracing Museum is even located there – Newmarket IS horse racing.

Racing in Newmarket has been traced back as far as 1174, a year in which William the Lion was captured at the Battle of Alnwick and Henry II occupied parts of Scotland.

In fact, Newmarket became the first known race track of the postclassical era, also known as the middle ages.

The small market town in Suffolk has a tradition that many cities would struggle to match and Newmarket prides itself on being the centre of the horse racing universe.

Plenty of betting opportunities come about thanks to Newmarket

Each year Newmarket racecourse opens its doors for 38 days of the year and with nine Group 1 races held over both the Rowley Mile Course and the July Course, the finest horses in Flat racing keep heading back to Newmarket each year.

The Guineas is the highlight of Newmarket’s calendar and the first Classic of the season signals the start of a fine summer of Flat racing.

While the 1000 Guineas and 2000 Guineas take precedent each year, Newmarket is not short of top class races with the Cheveley Park Stakes, Dewhurst Stakes, Middle Park Stakes, July Cup and Falmouth Stakes all offering top class racing.

Newmarket odds are available for all 38 race days and Ladbrokes have every Newmarket betting opportunity covered at the Sportsbook.

For a town steeped in horse racing history, there is nothing quite like backing a winner at the home of horse racing and the Newmarket odds are some of the best backed in the world of horse racing betting.