Racing and Wagering Information

Real-time race updates including runners and riders, scratchings, barrier draw details, weights, prize money, weather and track updates. Plus race replays, results, times, track conditions and sectional information for past races.

Our priority is to ensure the safety and welfare of all racehorses competing, training or retired at Australian Turf Club racecourses.

Study the form with our complimentary racebook from the next raceday at Royal Randwick.

Study the form with our complimentary racebook from the next raceday at Rosehill Gardens.

Study the form with our complimentary racebook from the next raceday at Canterbury Park.

Study the form with our complimentary racebook from the next raceday at Canterbury Park.

Study the form with our complimentary racebook from the next raceday on the Kensington Track at Royal Randwick.

Records of winners of 140+ feature races since 1861 including Australian Derby, Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Golden Slipper, Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup.

Distance records from 1000m to 3400m at Royal Randwick, Kensington Track, Canterbury Park, Rosehill Gardens and Warwick Farm.

Here are tips on the types of bets to enhance your enjoyment at the track.

Find out where to put on a bet with our facilities guide, wagering map and oncourse bookmaker listings.

Australian Turf Club and its wagering partners are committed to responsible gambling.

An essential guide to racing your horses in Sydney including information around quarantine, visas, travel allowances and accomodation.

The Australian Turf Club’s quarantine facility is located at Canterbury Park Racecourse, 11km west of Sydney’s CBD. It’s stable complex can accommodate up to 15 horses in custom built rubber-lined stables.

Sydney has hosted a number of International raiders who have written themselves into Australian Racing history.

Racing NSW was established under the Thoroughbred Racing Act 1996 as the regulating body for thoroughbred racing in NSW to provide independent, strong and united leadership in the development and enhancement of the NSW Thoroughbred Racing Industry.

Racing Australia is the national industry body representing Thoroughbred Racing in Australia. Racing Australia commercialises the industry’s racing materials on a national basis through the sale of Fields, Form and Results.

The National Jockeys Trust is a charity organisation dedicated to raising funds for injured and ill jockeys and their families to provide stability in times of crisis.

Established in 1967, the ATA remains the principal national organisation for supporting Horse Trainers.

The marketing body of the Australian thoroughbred industry promote Australia as the leading source for the breeding and sale of high quality thoroughbreds worldwide, and Australia as the pre-eminent country to invest and race in.

Thoroughbred Breeders New South Wales Ltd operates to promote, advance, encourage and co-ordinate the thoroughbred breeding industry in New South Wales.

The NSW Racehorse Owners’ Association is a non-profit organisation run by a volunteer committee with an enthusiasm for horse racing and ownership.