All-Weather Championships Finals Day

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Finals Day

All-Weather Championships Finals Day is the culmination of a long winter on the artificial surfaces with all the best horses lining up. See our Finals Day tips for every race, accumulators and more below.

8 (8)
Oh This Is Us J: Tom Marquand 5/1
6 (6)
Indyco J: Vincent Cheminaud 4/1F
5 (5)
Glendevon J: Ryan Moore 8/1

9 (2)
Salateen ^tp J: David Nolan 33/1
7 (11)
Keyser Soze J: Tom Queally 5/1
4 (1)
Documenting J: James Doyle 5/1
11 (3)
Straight Right ^h J: David Probert 8/1
1 (9)
Above The Rest ^h J: Clifford Lee 16/1
2 (4)
Arcanada ^p J: Richard Kingscote 6/1
3 (10)
Cardsharp J: Joe Fanning 8/1
10 (7)
Silver Quartz ^tp J: Luke Morris 33/1

Winning Trainer: Richard Hannon

Distances: 3/4, 2 1/2, shd

Runners: 11

All-Weather Championships Finals Day Races

13:30

SKY

Sun Racing All-Weather Championships Apprentice Handicap

14:00

ITV4

Betway All-Weather Marathon Championships Conditions Stakes

14:30

ITV4

Ladbrokes All-Weather Fillies' And Mares' Championships Conditions Stakes

15:05

ITV4

Betway All-Weather Sprint Championships Conditions Stakes

15:40

ITV4

Ladbrokes 3 Year Old All-Weather Championships Conditions Stakes

16:15

ITV4

Betway Easter Classic All-Weather Middle Distance Championships Conditions Stakes

16:45

ITV4

Sun Racing All-Weather Mile Championships Conditions Stakes

All-Weather Championships Finals Day

All-Weather Championships Tips Finals Day

An Apprentice Handicap kicks off the card, which is a great opportunity for the up and coming jockeys to notch up a win on a big day.

We then have the first of six conditions races which are the division finals from the all-weather season. The stayers are in action first in the ‘Marathon’ over two miles before the girls take centre stage in the Fillies’ And Mares’ contest over seven furlongs.

Sprinters take the reigns in the middle race on the card and if your horse is drawn low and are out fast, you can be hard to catch around this tight track.

The three year olds are up next over six furlongs before the most valuable contest on the card, the Easter Classic over the middle distance of a mile and a quarter. Quality really comes to the fore here as all five favourites have won since the event began.

The starting prices of winners are a stark contrast in the mile race as there hasn’t been one winning favourite in five years and we saw a huge 40/1 upset last season!