Newcastle Betting Tips

Newcastle Tips

Our tipsters' strongest bets for this meeting

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Newcastle Key Stats

Jumps

Rank	Jockey Name	Runs	Wins	Win %
1st	Brian Hughes	179	32	18
2nd	Danny McMenamin	119	19	16
3rd	Sean Quinlan	147	19	13
4th	Ryan Mania	83	12	14
5th	Nathan Moscrop	66	10	15

The jockeys above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.

All Weather

Rank	Jockey Name	Runs	Wins	Win %
1st	Brian Hughes	35	9	26
2nd	Nathan Moscrop	24	5	21
3rd	Harry Skelton	10	4	40
4th	Charlotte Jones	18	3	17
5th	Dylan Kitts	2	2	100

The jockeys above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.

Jumps

Rank	Trainer Name	Runs	Wins	Win %
1st	Donald McCain	88	19	22
2nd	Rebecca Menzies	91	19	21
3rd	Lucinda Russell	119	18	15
4th	Micky Hammond	123	14	11
5th	Ben Haslam	40	13	33

The trainers above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.

All Weather

Rank	Trainer Name	Runs	Wins	Win %
1st	Rebecca Menzies	44	6	14
2nd	Dan Skelton	13	5	38
3rd	Donald McCain	31	5	16
4th	James Moffatt	19	3	16
5th	Brian Ellison	23	3	13

The trainers above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.

Newcastle Courses

Newcastle Guide

Tips for Newcastle Races

Having opened in 1882, the turf track at Gosforth Park hosted both flat and jumps racing. But in recent times this has changed as the turf course now hosts National Hunt racing only while the flat takes place on a tapeta surface which was built in 2016.

Course: Both the chase and hurdles tracks are galloping, left-handed circuits of a mile and six furlongs. Even though it’s generally flat, the final furlong is uphill and the conditions can get very testing so we need our tips to have plenty of stamina for the distance.

Feature Races: The main contests that we have tips for at Newcastle are the Fighting Fifth Hurdle in December. This is a Grade 1 race often used as a stepping stone to that seasons Champion Hurdle. The second race is the Eider Chase, held in February. It’s just over four miles in distance, which is always extremely stamina sapping at that time of year, attracting a competitive field.