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Anyone know where I can see a list of all the tracks and their grades? I used to use flatstats.co.uk but that site is down now. 
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https://www.flatstats.co.uk/racecourses.html
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as I said, site down
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Not down for me, Platini.
Have you actually tried copying and pasting the link in a new tab? |
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Anyway, here it is...
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Thanks for the screenshot. I'm getting a 403 server error.
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Ffos Las, Chepstow and Brighton should be downgraded to a new Grade 5.
How can Ayr be the same grade as Newbury? Nearly all the racing there is crap. |
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Bizarre list, Chelmsford City a grade 3 track
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I thought Newmarket had a straight race of more than 1m (8f) ?
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yes the rowley course is a 1m 2f
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Epsom 1,Sandown 2
 in terms of strength in depth over the season i only consider Ascot,Doncaster,Goodwood,Haydock,Newbury,Newmarket,Sandown and York to be Grade 1 tracks on the flat and Aintree,Ascot,Cheltenham,Doncaster,Haydock,Kempton,Newbury,Sandown over the jumps.If you took the Derby meeting away the quality of racing at Epsom is on a par with Lingfield. |
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Epsom is a special case: grade 1 on the first weekend in June and rubbish the rest of the year.
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Some of those desciptions are a bit odd. Windsor is a very funny pear. York is no longer horseshoe. Southwell turf is not at all stiff.
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Lingfield (AW) galloping! Who wrote this dross?
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NH Grade 1 tracks are currently Aintree, Ascot, Ayr, Cheltenham, Doncaster, Haydock, Kempton, Newbury, Newcastle and Sandown. The list can change though over the years.
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From memory they can change each year. It depended on prize money over a period of time.
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Bizarre list, Chelmsford City a grade 3 track
Surely have to also question it being listed as 'Midlands' too - obviously South?? |
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So South its now SUNK.
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Newbury should be G1 for both codes - the quality of the 2 & 3 year old maidens as strong as most other venues. Never considered Chester to be in the Midlands - was on the booze there last weekend, nothing with a Midland feel about the place.
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