Chepstow is a historic and versatile racecourse with a wide, galloping testing track, hosting both flat and jump racing throughout the year.
The biggest racecourse in Wales, Chepstow originally opened as a flat track in 1926, and is best known for its quality National Hunt racing, with the Coral Welsh Grand National as a highlight of the season, attracting top chasers from across the UK and Ireland.
The course itself is an oval-shaped circuit around two miles in extent with a five-furlong run-in. Run left-handed for both flat and jump racing, stamina is a key factor here for horses and riders.
Racecards provide more information about the runners and riders of the day. If you've not used one before, we have a detailed guide on how to read them here.
To plan your day and see upcoming fixtures at Chepstow, you can download the latest racecard now.
If you missed the action or would like to see a replay of your winning horse and jockey crossing the finishing line, you can watch race replays from Chepstow Racecourse below, courtesy of Sky Sports Racing.
