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Discover Racing

Search the sport. Then go deeper.

Find horses, trainers, jockeys and races, browse every UK racecourse in the app and move from a name on the card into the wider racing context around it.

HorsesTrainersJockeysRaces61 UK racecourses
Four ways into the sport

Start with the thing you actually care about.

Discover does not force everything into one directory. Search the subject you want, then follow the connections that are genuinely available.

Horses

Open the Horse Hub.

Find a horse, then move into recent runs, pedigree, trainer connections and the personal tools around following it.

Recent runs · Pedigree · My Stable
Trainers

See the yard in context.

Trainer profiles bring together recent form, upcoming runners and recent results without turning those figures into a prediction.

Recent form · Upcoming entries · Results
Jockeys

Follow rides and results.

Jockey profiles connect current activity, upcoming rides and recent results back to the races themselves.

Upcoming rides · Recent results · My Stable
Races

Find the contest itself.

Search recent and upcoming races by race or course name, then open the full race view.

Recent races · Upcoming races · Race view
Horse Hub

A horse is more than one line on a racecard.

Search opens a permanent Horse Hub when the profile is available. Racing history, pedigree and current connections stay together, while personal following tools remain private to the signed-in user.

Profile

Core horse details and current trainer context.

Recent runs

Published racing history with race links.

Pedigree

Sire, dam and damsire where the data is available.

My Stable

Follow horses you want to keep track of.

Private notes

Save your own notes to the signed-in account.

Factual alerts

Opt into declared-runner and result-posted updates for followed horses.

Trainer & jockey profiles

See the activity behind the name.

Recent formBounded published racing figures with the period and sample shown.
UpcomingEntries or rides currently listed in the next 30 days.
Recent resultsOpen the races behind the result rather than reading an isolated statistic.
My StableFollow trainers and jockeys you want to return to.
People in context

Recent form should explain activity, not pretend to predict the next race.

The app shows factual recent trainer and jockey activity with bounded periods and race links. Upcoming entries and recent results take you back to the underlying racing rather than leaving you with a detached percentage.

Racecourses

Browse all 61 UK racecourses in the app.

Discover uses real course photography and dedicated Course Guides. Seven full guides are currently published on the website; the app directory covers every British racecourse plus the two Northern Ireland courses.

The website publishes the deeper editorial guides. The app holds the full 61-course directory.

See the published course guides
Discover through Academy

When you want the explanation, move into the lesson.

Discover surfaces Academy entry points instead of duplicating the learning system. The current Academy contains 122 lessons across 14 subjects.

Explore the Academy
Start with the sportWhat horse racing is and how a race works.
Read the racecardForm, going, class, distance and the information around each runner.
Go deeperRace shape, timing, tactics and the evidence behind a race view.
Reliable by design

If the app cannot support a fact, it leaves it out.

Published racing data

Search and profiles are built from information the product can actually support.

No invented gaps

Missing biographies, relationships or statistics are not filled with generated content.

Separate from selections

Discover explains the sport and its participants. It is not a tipping or prediction surface.

Discover Racing

Find the subject. Follow the racing around it.

Horses, people, races, racecourses and Academy learning now form the useful core of Discover.

Photography credits

Nilfanion ( CC BY-SA 3.0) · JohnArmagh ( Public domain) · Ben Shade ( CC BY 2.5)