Welcome to our Randox Grand National page where we have something for everybody. Below you will see a list of the best bookmaker sign-up offers for the Grand National.
Below that section though, we go into the history of the National and why this great sporting event is so important to the city of Liverpool.
And for you, true horse racing fans, read on as our resident expert Richard Smith analyses all of the racing with a pre-meeting run-through and daily form guide.
Which Are The Best Types of Offers to Take Advantage Of For The Grand National?
Grand National Betting Offers: First Race of the Day Refund On Losing Horses
If you’re planning on betting on more than one day at The Grand National meeting, this offer is perfect as it gives you a refund if you fail to pick the winning horse. The free bet is given in 24 hours, usually sooner. Your refund can be used on any sport, so don’t worry if the meeting is over by the time you get your refund from Thursday’s first race.
The Grand National 2024 Non-Runner No Bet
It makes sense to place your bets with a bookmaker that offers their customers the insurance of getting a refund for any horse that fails to start the race. Nobody wants to see their fun £5 bet going down the drain due to not getting a run. The majority of big bookmakers will be offering this for 2024, but it’s always worth checking.
Price Match For The Grand National Meeting
Odds on horses can fluctuate widely so depending on how much you stake on horse racing, getting better odds can make a big difference to your winnings. Leading bookmakers will match any better odds with their nearest business rivals to ensure you get paid out at the best possible odds. No code is needed for these usually.
So having online accounts with a number of bookmakers gives you the best opportunity to grab the best price on your selections for Aintree.
Latest & Best Odds Guaranteed For The Grand National
The vast majority of UK bookmakers will offer the best odds guaranteed (B.O.G) throughout the meeting, as they normally do for UK and Irish racing. It’s one of their standard offers, aside from the sign-up bonuses. If your horse starts the race at better odds than you took at the time you placed your bet, the bookmaker will pay you any winnings at the higher odds. Perfect for Aintree betting offers. You won’t need to enter any sort of code to receive these latest special prices.
Betting On The Grand National 2024: Getting Free Bets
Aside from the bonuses and offers for the 2024 Grand National like the new customer free bets on offer, watch out for free bets on each race where you place a pre-race wager and then get some free bonuses to use on the next race. Look out for promo codes, bonuses, and the odd discount code along with any bookmaker specials on their own blog.
We are often asked which bookies give the best Aintree Grand National meeting offers. The ones that consistently seem to offer the best prices, place terms, special offers and bonuses are Bet365, Betfred, Betfair and William Hill. These four usually stand out.
Extra Places
One of the key things to look out for, especially if you like to bet EW are the bookies that offer enhanced places. Why bet the first four places when some are offering six or seven places? And for the big handicaps, you will see a number of bookies paying up to 8 places.
From our experience, the top four bookmakers, the ones who offer the best prices, place terms, and special offers are Bet365, Betfred, Betfair, and William Hill.
THE RANDOX GRAND NATIONAL BETTING GUIDE
The city of Liverpool is famous for The Beatles, The Liver Birds, Liverpool Football Club, and Cilla Black, but it is most famous for The Grand National
In April the city is taken over by one event and that is the famous Grand National. The Grand National has a steep history and this horse racing spectacle is watched by millions the world over.
Thirty fences and a gruelling four-and-a-quarter miles await the horses and jockeys.
There have been some famous winners down the years and of course, the one that will be eternally etched in the history of the race is Red Rum. Make sure to check out the best Grand National sign-up offers and see if you can pick this year’s winner.
USING DATA TO FIND THE WINNER
Going back 15 years and picking the winner of The Grand National would have been more like trying to pick the winning numbers on the national lottery.
However a lot has changed and the race is now run over a shorter distance, fences have been modified with many ditches now taken out or the landing sides leveled to eliminate the risk of injury to horses and jockeys.
Some think these changes go too far. This is all about opinion.
HOW HAVE CHANGES TO THE GRAND NATIONAL AFFECTED BETTING?
In 2023 Corach Rambler won the race carrying 10st 5lbs which is just 2lbs above the bottom weight. Corach Rambler was rated 146 which means the lowest-rated rival in the 2023 Grand National would have been rated 144
When Bindaree won the Grand National way back in 2002 he carried just a pound less (10st 4lbs) than Corach Rambler did, however, he was rated ten pounds inferior so if he was around last year he would not have even gotten into the race.
If we compare 2016 (Rule The World) who was rated 148 and carried 10st 7lbs and then we look at 2003 winner Monty’s Pass who carried the exact same weight but was also rated 9lbs lower. Another who would not have got into the equivalent race in 2016.
This goes to show how the race is now set up for classier higher-rated horses nowadays.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
We talked about weights, and if we look at the trends since the year 2000 we can see some interesting trends.
Since 2000 there have been 16 winners that have carried under 11st and of the 7 that have carried more than 11st then only two of those have carried more than 11st 5lbs including Neptune Collonges in 2012 and the popular but ill-fated Many Clouds who was one of the most popular winners in modern times when carrying the welter burden of 11st 9lbs in 2015.
No horse had carried more to victory since Red Rum in 1974. This puts into context why Many Clouds performance was lauded, and why his sad loss was mourned by many a staunch racing fan.
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER……OR IS IT?
In the same period since the year 2000, we have seen the following winners.
7 years old – 1 winner
8 years old – 5 winners
9 years old – 7 winners
10 years old – 5 winners
11 years old – 4 winners
12 years old – 1 winner
So just looking at those numbers we can see that 11 and 12-year-olds have a poor record and the statistics clearly say we are more likely to see a winner aged between 8-10 years old.
However, take this a step further, and the last 8 runnings have all been won by a horse aged less than 10, with 6 of those carrying less than 11 st, with only two of them being favourites
BACKING A FAVOURITE OR AN OUTSIDER?
With data showing that the race is now set up more for the classier horse, one would think that the times of finding big-priced winners have now passed, but is that correct?
Since 2000 there have been only four winners that have returned at a starting price of less than 10/1 which tells us to look for value outside of single figures.
During the same period, we have seen 9 horses return at an SP of between 10/1 and 16/1 and a further 7 horses return at SP’s of between 20/1 and 33/1.
And real outsiders have obliged three times in the same period with Noble Yeats winning at 50/1 in 2022, Auroras Encore winning at 66/1 in 2013 and Mon Mome winning at odds of 100/1 in 2009.
The above data clearly tells us that backing horses in the 10/1 – 33/1 price range is where the winner will likely come from.
As we get closer to the race, we’ll be coming back to this article and updating with a shortlist of runners who match the above stats and hopefully, we can point you in the direction of the potential winner.
THE RANDOX GRAND NATIONAL FESTIVAL TIPS
If this is your first time visiting Ontheballbets then you will not be aware of our coverage of all of the big racing festivals where our relevant expert Richard Smith runs you through every race during the meeting.
You can see Richard’s analysis of other big meetings including the recent Cheltenham Festival, Royal Ascot, Glorious Goodwood, The Prix De L’Arc de Triomphe, Melbourne Cup and The Breeders Cup.
He’ll be posting race analysis on the evening before each day’s racing at Aintree.
Daily AINTREE Previews 2024
A quick overview of each day of The Grand National meeting taking place from the 11th – 13th of April will be available on the evening before each day’s racing below.
Our pre-meeting analysis is below. But this will be changing in the run-up to the meeting as the entries are firmed up.
Day 1 – RANDOX OPENING Day – Thursday 11th april 2024
Ready yourself as punters go wild at the start of the opening race, it’s not quite the same as The Cheltenham Roar but the locals certainly know how to enjoy their racing.
As per every day during the week, racing begins at 1.45 pm and the Close Brothers Manifesto Novices’ Chase opens proceedings on the first day, with the two-mile four-furlong novice chasers competing. However, Day 1 is highlighted by the William Hill Bowl at 2.55 pm and then the William Hill Aintree Hurdle at 3.30 pm.
With weather conditions continuing on the wet side and the ground likely to be heavy over the three days, it means some of the field sizes will be small. But what they lack in quantity, they make up for in quality
Scheduled races:
13:45 – Close Brothers Manifesto Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 3f 200y
14:20 – Boodles Anniversary 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 209y
14:55 – William Hill Bowl Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 210y
15:30 – William Hill Aintree Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 4f
16:05 – Randox Foxhunters’ Open Hunters’ Chase (National Course) Class 2, 2m 5f 19y
16:40 – Close Brothers Red Rum Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 1m 7f 176y
17:15 – Goffs Nickel Coin Mares’ Standard Open NH Flat Race (Grade 2) Class 1, 2m 209y
Close Brothers Manifesto Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 3f 200y
The 2024 Aintree Festival begins with the Manifesto Novices Steeplechase and here we see just five runners going to post with Grey Dawning the short-priced favourite at Evens.
This gelding cemented his status as the leading British-trained novice when beating Ginny’s Destiny by 2 lengths at the Cheltenham Festival 4 weeks ago and looks to have the measure of that rival once again.
He may not have finished improving but will likely need to take another step forward if he is to beat IL ETAIT TEMPS 11/4 WIN, who also ran well when second in The Arkle Chase at Cheltenham and he gets the vote to frank the form of his stablemate Gaelic Warrior who won that race.
Boodles Anniversary 4-Y-O Juvenile Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 209y
I doubt anybody would begrudge Nicky Henderson a big winner here at Aintree and his Sir Gino 4/5 is looking to make amends after being scratched from the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham when Henderson’s horses were well and truly under a cloud. It is still a watch-and-see with the Seven Barrows handlers’ horses, but this one would prove very difficult to beat if showing up in the same form as he did at Cheltenham on his last run.
However, he will not have it easy with the admirable filly KARGESE 11/4 WIN (receives 7lbs), who is sure to make a race of it, and gets our vote.
She travelled so strongly in the Triumph Hurdle when runner up, and the thought is that this speed test will really suit her. She has already shown she can handle very soft ground and looks a little bit of value from a betting perspective.
William Hill Bowl Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 210y
“The Bowl” as it is commonly known by regular race fans is a race for horses that have run in The Gold Cup at Cheltenham and we have the second and fifth here, Gerri Colombe and Bravemansgame. Both had hard races at Cheltenham and it remains to be seen if they can produce their best, particularly Bravemansgame who has had a tough yet productive season.
The horse that everybody will have an interest in is Shishkin who was another Henderson horse to be pulled out at Cheltenham, so he will come here a fresh horse, and that me be a blessing in disguise.
Remember, he won this last year and has every chance to go back-to-back.
However, we like the look of CORBETTS CROSS 7/2 WIN who was mightily impressive at Cheltenham. He needs to take a step forward, but he is a chaser going places.
William Hill Aintree Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 4f
The Aintree Hurdle on Day 1 is the consolation for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham and gives the horses that need a stronger test of stamina the chance to shine.
No Champion Hurdle “also-rans” lineup this year but we do have two-time Coral Cup winner Langer Dan from the Dan Skelton yard taking his chance. He is an admirable horse but does look well outclassed here and a more likely winner is the Willie Mullins-trained Impaire Et Passe who has hit the frame on each of his three runs this season.
The Mullins horse was placed behind BOB OLINGER 15/8 WIN in The Matheson Hurdle earlier in the season and it is the Henry De Bromhead runner who gets a strong vote to confirm that form.
N.B. Betfred are paying 3 places on this race.
Randox Foxhunters’ Open Hunters’ Chase (National Course) Class 2, 2m 5f 19y
Sam Whaley-Cohen had an enviable record over the big Aintree fences and anything he rode had to be taken seriously, and the same can be said of Derek O’Connor and Patrick Mullins, and these two are on the top two in the betting with It’s On The Line priced up at 4/1 and the highly rated Annamix priced up at 6/1 for the Mullins team.
It’s very likely the winner will come from one of these two, but the one that looks a bit more value is TEA CLIPPER 16/1 EW.
He has had two runs at Aintree in big fields and has hit the frame on both tries. He is also proven on genuine soft ground and could be sneaking under the radar just a little.
N.B. Bet365 are paying 5 places on this race
Close Brothers Red Rum Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 1m 7f 176y
Always a fiercely contested handicap with a big field of 15 runners taking part.
We are bound to see plenty of the usual suspects in this and looking at the recent race at Cheltenham there are a few that look of interest.
Unexpected Party won the Grand Annual at Cheltenham and he had another of today’s rivals Path D’Oroux behind in third that day. The latter is 6 lbs better off with the winner at Cheltenham and must have a solid chance of reversing that form.
Those two are going to be the pick of many punters, but the one we is HELTENHAM 8/1 EW. He comes here on a hat-trick and looks to have been primed for this after skipping Cheltenham.
He clearly likes a flat track and the layout of the course should suit this strong traveller.
N.B. William Hill are paying 4 places in this race
Goffs Nickel Coin Mares’ Standard Open NH Flat Race (Grade 2) Class 1, 2m 209y
Always a very competitive race and always a big field for punters to get stuck into but there is one horse that will have clearly been saved for this after not running Cheltenham due to the ground and that is the Willie Mullins horse Baby Kate who is unbeaten in two starts.
Another highly promising mare is the Skelton runner Honky Tonk Highway who is also unbeaten.
But we like one at a huge price and NOT NOW NATHANIEL 40/1 EW gets our vote.
She was a winner on debut at Newcastle before putting up and improved effort at Newbury when finishing third in a nice race at Newbury. That run came on heavy ground and she is sure to love tomorrow’s underfoot conditions.
N.B. William Hill and Betfair are paying 4 places in this race.
Conclusion
As always a cracking day’s racing, and for punters, make sure to check out all of the best Grand National sign-up offers from all of the bookmakers and make sure that you hunt out the best place terms if you are betting in the big field handicaps, with many bookmakers going 5 and 6 places.
Day 2 – randox Ladies Day – friday 12th april 2024
We kick off day two with a competitive novice chase but today is all about the Melling Chase at 3.30 pm and the Topham Chase which follows at 4.05 pm.
Today is Ladies Day and the girls in Liverpool certainly take the opportunity to get dressed up for the occasion.
Hopefully, we’ll be in for another cracking day of racing on Day 2.
Scheduled races:
13:45 – Huyton Asphalt Franny Blennerhassett Memorial Mildmay Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 210y
14:20 – William Hill Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 2m 4f
14:55 – TrustATrader Top Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 103y
15:30 – My Pension Expert Melling Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 3f 200y
16:05 – Randox Supports Race Against Dementia Topham Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 2m 5f 19y
16:40 – Cavani Sartorial Menswear Sefton Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 149y
17:15 – Alder Hey Handicap Hurdle (Conditional Jockeys’ And Amateur Riders’) Class 2, 2m 103y
Huyton Asphalt Franny Blennerhassett Memorial Mildmay Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 210y
We kick off Day 2 with a novice chase and once again we see the form of the Arkle from Cheltenham being put to the test with today’s favourite Inowhatyurthinkin trying to gain back-to-back wins after taking the Kim Muir At Cheltenham last month.
He had previously finished third behind Arkle winner Gaelic Warrior in the Faugheen Novices Chase at Limerick in December, and just a length in front of him was Thursday’s impressive scorer Il Etait Temps.
He is a deserving favourite but was well beaten two runs back behind HEART WOOD 9/2 WIN, and it is the De Bromhead runner who gets a strong vote here.
William Hill Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 2m 4f
Another big field handicap with 22 runners set to face the starter and the favourite is Kateira from the Dan Skelton Yard. This one put up an eyecatching run at Kempton four weeks ago, and the stable is already in fine form this week.
Others near the top of the market with strong chances include Theatre Man who is coming back to the smaller obstacles, and the Willie Mullins-trained Ocastle Des Mottes who looks possible blot on the handicap.
However, we like the look of a very unexposed horse and that is TRONADOR 40/1 EW. Won this in 2021 and ran well again when 8th of 21 in 2022. Has had three runs this season, and is another horse taking a step back to the smaller obstacles and he is only 2 lbs higher than that 2021 win.
Trained by Gordon Elliot, he looks overpriced.
TrustATrader Top Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 103y
A couple of placed horses from the Cheltenham Festival head the betting here with Mystical Power and Firefox both strongly fancied.
Mystical Power was a fine second in the Supreme Novices Hurdle at the festival with Firefox just over three lengths behind.
There does not seem to be any reason why that form should be reversed and Mystical Power is a worthy favourite.
However, the vote goes to DYSART ENOS 9/2 WIN who is unbeaten in six races and was robbed of a try at the festival after going lame on the morning of the race. She was a very impressive winner of the Mares bumper here last year and had Golden Ace nine lengths back in second that day and she looks like one of the bets of the meeting.
My Pension Expert Melling Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 3f 200y
Protektorat won the Ryanair Chase at the Cheltenham Festival and had Envoi Allen back in second and there should not be much between the two of them with a preference for Envoi Allen who will enjoy this speedier test.
Jonbon is the favourite here and he was unlucky not to win on Festival trials day at Cheltenham back in January. He made a shocking mistake late on and probably would have won but for that.
These three all hold solid chances but at a bit more value, the pick is CONFLATED 10/1 EW. A horse with a ton of ability who has not always delivered but gets an ideal race set up today with plenty of pace in the race.
Randox Supports Race Against Dementia Topham Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 2m 5f 19y
We are back over the National fences and it’s the turn of the pros this time around, and last year’s winner Bill Baxter is back for another crack after causing a 20/1 shock last year. You won’t see that price this year and he is one of the market leaders at around the 5/1 mark.
Cheltenham winner Shakem Up’Arry from the Ben Pauling yard and the Willie Mulins-trained James Du Berlais are both in here with a strong chance, but with a number of bookies offering six places then we want to hint for a little bit of value and we have two big double figure runners.
RICHMOND LAKE 28/1 EW was a winner here back in December but took a fall last time when held. Back at a track he runs well at and off a 3 lb lower mark, he looks very interesting for Donald McCain.
The other big-priced runner we like is CELEBRE D’ALLEN 28/1 EW who was in the process of running a big race at Cheltenham before being hampered and unseating in the Kim Muir. He was 8th of 29 in this last year but the much slower ground conditions are going to be right up his street.
Cavani Sartorial Menswear Sefton Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 149y
This is a tough race to analyse, as quite simply, THE JUKEBOX MAN 3/1 WIN looks a standout after his gallant run in the Albert Bartlett last month at the Cheltenham Festival.
A repeat of that run will find him tough to beat with ground conditions a big plus point.
Alder Hey Handicap Hurdle (Conditional Jockeys’ And Amateur Riders’) Class 2, 2m 103y
We finish off Day 2 with a 19-runner handicap hurdle and plenty in here that look unexposed.
Two of those come from the big yards with Brucio of particular interest. She had won her two previous starts well before being bought down at the first at Kelso last time. She is clearly an improving mare and looks well-treated here.
The other unexposed horse is Ballee from the Hobbs/White set-up. This one unseated last time after a couple of wins, and with a 7 lb claimer on board has to be of interest at around the 10/1 mark.
The one we like at bigger odds though is PARTY VIBES 22/1 EW. This one was 6th of 17 last time when taking a step up in class and would have maybe hit the frame but for being badly hampered at the last. She had won her two previous starts, and back in handicap company, could have more to offer.
Conclusion
As always a cracking day’s racing and for punters, make sure to check out all of the best Aintree sign-up offers from all of the bookmakers and make sure that you hunt out the best place terms on The Topham and the other big field handicaps, with many bookmakers going 5 & 6 places.
Day 3 – Randox Grand national Day – saturday 13th APRIL 2024
So here we are at Day 3 and it’s the one we have all been waiting for with a huge field going to post for the world’s most famous steeplechase. And before the big event, we have our appetites wettened with The Liverpool Hurdle for the 3-mile-staying hurdlers.
The final day of the meeting begins with a handicap before we get into the main graded action with three hurdle races.
Scheduled races:
13:20 – William Hill Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 3m 149y
13:55 – Turners Mersey Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 4f
14:30 – William Hill Handicap Chase (Registered As The Freebooter Handicap Chase) Class 1, 3m 210y
15:05 – JRL Group Liverpool Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 149y
16:00 – Randox Grand National Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 4m 2f 74y
17:00 – My Pension Expert Maghull Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 1m 7f 176y
17:35 – Weatherbys nhstallions.co.uk Standard Open NH Flat Race (Grade 2) Class 1, 2m 209y
William Hill Handicap Hurdle (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 3m 149y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm.
Turners Mersey Novices’ Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 2m 4f
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
William Hill Handicap Chase (Registered As The Freebooter Handicap Chase) Class 1, 3m 210y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
JRL Group Liverpool Hurdle (Grade 1) Class 1, 3m 149y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
Randox Grand National Handicap Chase (Premier Handicap) Class 1, 4m 2f 74y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
My Pension Expert Maghull Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) Class 1, 1m 7f 176y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
Weatherbys nhstallions.co.uk Standard Open NH Flat Race (Grade 2) Class 1, 2m 209y
Selections will appear here Friday 12th April by 8pm
Conclusion
It really is another fascinating race for the big one. Make sure to check out all the latest offers here at Ontheballbets with many bookmakers offering plenty of promotions on the 2024 Grand National.
The Aintree Grand National Meeting Is One Of The Biggest Horse Racing Meetings In The World
Although there are many big meetings at weekends and during the season within the national hunt calendar, it is the early April Grand National meeting that is regarded as one of the biggest national hunt racing meetings of the year.
Trainers To Watch This Year When Using Your New Customer Offers
Gordon Elliott and Willie Mullins are likely to be fighting it out for the top trainer accolade at Aintree as they were at the recent Cheltenham Festival and at the time of writing they still had nearly 19 entries between them for the big race. This is sure to be whittled down closer to the race, but expect them to be there with strong teams.
Of course, last year’s winner Corach Rambler runs for the ladies and last year’s winning trainer Lucinda Russell will be trying to complete a unique double.
Factors To Take Into Account When Betting On The Grand National
Ground conditions – During early Spring, there is often a tendency for underfoot conditions to be quicker than during the depths of winter. ‘Good to Soft’ ground often prevails and this does not always suit horses campaigned with success in the mud (‘soft’) during the preceding months. Save your sign-up offers and free bets to use on horses that are proven on the prevailing ground conditions.
The famous run-in after the last as horses are rounding the famous “elbow” and into the final one-and-a-half furlongs is one of the most taxing home stretches in all of racing.
Even if your horse is ten or even fifteen lengths back over the last, things can change dramatically on the run-in, as proven by Red Rum’s win in 1973 and more recently when Neptune Collonges got up in the shadows of the post to win in dramatic fashion.
You have surely heard the saying “Horses for courses” and never could a statement be more true. You’ll want to look at horses that have jumped around the National fences before as you need a horse with experience of these unique obstacles.
Maybe the last two winners, Corach Rambler and Noble Yeats are ones to take note of.
The Bookies – There is so much competition among the bookmakers during The Grand National meeting, even on the High Street, that it pays to watch the offers available. Money-back when the favourite wins is one to note especially with several favourites winning on the first two days in recent seasons.
Final Tip
Make sure to check out all the reviews on Ontheballbets and make sure whatever you are betting on, gamble responsibly.
Other Major Race Meetings
As well as Aintree and The Grand National, our expert Richard Smith covers all of the big race meetings from across the World, and you can also read his thoughts on Cheltenham, Royal Ascot and Glorious Goodwood, with more coming later this year, including the Prix De L’Arc de Triomphe, The Breeders Cup and The Melbourne Cup.