Scores24 brings today’s horse racing schedule together in one place, with upcoming races and completed results grouped by country and racecourse. Today’s racecards show start times and key details for each event, so users can move quickly between meetings without navigating through multiple pages.
Depending on the race, the page can show the race name or type, distance, prize money, runners, jockey and trainer information, weight, margin and starting price (SP). The information shown can vary between events.
Today’s Horse Racing Results
Completed races are shown with finishing positions and runner information. The results tables make it possible to compare horses within the same race and check details such as jockey and trainer, weight, margin and SP.
In results that use numerical margins, the winner may appear with a margin of 0. Entries marked NR are non-runners and are separated from horses that took part in the race.
Results and upcoming races appear within the same racing interface, making it easier to review an earlier event before moving to the next race on the card.
Horse Racing Schedule and Racecards
The daily horse racing schedule is organised around race meetings. Each racecourse shows the number of races listed for the meeting, followed by the scheduled start times.
Use the Upcoming view to focus on upcoming horse races and horse racing fixtures that have not yet been completed.
Depending on the race and its status, available information can include:
- race start time;
- race name or type;
- distance;
- prize money;
- horses entered;
- jockey and trainer;
- age and weight;
- finishing margin;
- starting price.
Users looking beyond the current meeting can also browse horse racing tournaments by country.
Horse Racing Statistics and Runner Information
Race tables provide a compact way to compare runners without separating the basic race information from the result.
Horse, jockey and trainer details sit alongside age and weight data when those fields are shown. After a race, finishing positions and margins add result context, while SP records the starting-price figure.
Keeping runner data within each race makes direct comparisons easier. Some fields may be blank when a value is not shown for that race.
Horse Racing Starting Prices and Race Data
Race tables can combine the racing schedule with starting-price information and race details such as distance and, for some events, track surface.
Horse racing starting prices are shown as SP in the race tables when that information is available. SP represents the price associated with the horse at the start of the race and provides additional context when reviewing a completed result.
SP should be read separately from the finishing result: it records the starting-price figure, while the result records what happened in the race.
Common Horse Racing Bet Types
The markets available depend on the individual race, but several bet types are commonly used in horse racing.
- Win — the selected horse must win the race.
- Place — the bet is settled according to whether the horse finishes within the qualifying places defined for that market.
- Each-way — combines a win bet and a place bet on the same horse. The two parts are settled separately.
- Exacta or straight forecast — requires the selected horses to finish first and second in the required order.
- Trifecta — extends the same idea to the first three finishers in the correct order.
Before making a selection, users should check the market rules, qualifying places and settlement terms because these conditions can vary between races.
How to Read Horse Racing Results on Scores24
Start with the racecourse and scheduled time to identify the correct race. The race header can then provide details such as race type, distance and prize money.
The runner table contains the event-specific information. The horse column identifies each runner, while the accompanying fields can show the jockey and trainer, age, weight, finishing margin and SP.
For completed races, finishing positions provide the quickest overview of the result. For upcoming races, the same structure functions as a compact racecard, allowing users to review the runners and race information before the start.
Because Scores24 covers racing from different countries and racecourses, the fields and units shown can vary between events.