Kelso Race Course is a popular thoroughbred horse racing venue located in Kelso, Scotland. The course is a right-handed, oval-shaped track that measures just under a mile and a half in length. It has a total of nine fences per circuit, including the final fence which is known as the "Kelso Leap". The course is also home to the Kelso Hurdle, one of the most prestigious hurdle races in Scotland.
Racing Tips for Kelso Races
Pay attention to the going - Kelso Race Course can be quite soft and heavy after heavy rain, so horses that perform well on softer ground may have an advantage.
Look at a horse's form at Kelso - Some horses may perform better at Kelso compared to other tracks, so it's worth checking their past results at the course.
Consider the distance - Kelso's circuit is just under a mile and a half, so horses that excel at shorter or longer distances may struggle at Kelso.
Consider the jockey - Some jockeys have a strong record at Kelso, so it may be worth considering backing a horse with a skilled rider.
Look at the odds - While it's not always a guarantee, horses with longer odds may offer better value for money and could potentially surprise in the race.
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