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Bahrain Turf Club race day action 21 November 2025

Bahrain Turf Club Readies a Nine-Race Card for November 21

Heart of Honor returns to Meydan ahead of Dubai Racing Carnival

Heart of Honor Returns to Meydan with Trainer’s Touch and Family Pride

Horses racing under lights at King Abdulaziz Racecourse ahead of the UAE President Cup 2025 in Riyadh

UAE President Cup Brings World-Class Arabian Racing to JCSA’s Feature Night

Indian horse racing action across RWITC, BTC, RCTC, and Mysore Race Club during the November 2025 fixtures.

India’s Racing Scene Picks Up Pace in November’s Final Days

Saint-Cloud Race Day November 20 – Full eight-race preview

High Expectations as Saint-Cloud Hosts Diverse Eight-Race Programme

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Bahrain Turf Club race day action 21 November 2025

Bahrain Turf Club Readies a Nine-Race Card for November 21

Following the tremendous success of the Bahrain International Trophy day on 14th November, which brought fans and participants together for an unforgettable display of equestrian talent, The Bahrain Turf Club is set to host another spectacular event this Friday, 21st November 2025. The excitement will build once again as jockeys, trainers, and horses prepare to take centre stage for a meticulously planned nine-race card, promising elegance, speed, and pure racing excellence.

The curtain will rise at 4:00 pm with the Bahrain Bourse Arabian Cup, a 1200m sprint that will see emerging Arabian talent vie for glory and a prize of BHD 1,500. Expect swift starts and gripping finishes as the contenders chase early honours on the track.

At 4:30 pm, the BHB Opening Bell Cup will take centre stage over 1400m, offering BHD 2,000 to the victors. The race promises a captivating blend of strategy and pace, setting the tone for an enthralling evening of sport.

The excitement escalates at 5:00 pm with the Capital Markets Cup, also run over 1400m but boasting a purse of BHD 3,000. With stakes rising, both jockeys and horses are expected to display extraordinary skill and determination.

Speed enthusiasts will be drawn to the Bahrain Bourse Sprint Cup at 5:30 pm, a 1000m dash that rewards precision and agility with BHD 2,000 in prize money. Every fraction of a second will count in this thrilling contest of rapid reflexes.

As the evening deepens, endurance takes the spotlight in the Bahrain Bourse Cup at 6:00 pm over 2000m. With BHD 3,000 on offer, this test of stamina and strategy will reveal which contenders can sustain excellence over distance.

The Bahrain Bourse Mile Cup follows at 6:30 pm, a 1600m challenge offering BHD 2,000, where a blend of speed and endurance will determine the champions of the middle distance.

At 7:00 pm, the Bahrain Bourse Excellence Cup will command attention with another 1600m race. The purse of BHD 2,000 promises fierce competition, as horses and riders look to etch their names in the annals of Bahrain Turf Club history.

The penultimate race, the Bahrain Bourse Apprentice Cup, begins at 7:30 pm over 1600m. With BHD 2,000 up for grabs, apprentice jockeys will showcase their developing skills, adding a layer of charm and unpredictability to the evening.

Finally, the BHB Closing Bell Cup will bring the night to a climactic finish at 8:00 pm. Stretching over 2200m and offering BHD 2,000, this concluding race promises drama, determination, and a spectacle of endurance, leaving the crowd in awe as the stars of the day take their final bows.

From the opening sprint to the closing endurance test, The Bahrain Turf Club on 21 November 2025 will be a celebration of equestrian artistry, heart-pounding competition, and unforgettable moments.

Stay connected with RaceBuzz for live updates, expert insights, and the latest results from every thrilling race.

Heart of Honor returns to Meydan ahead of Dubai Racing Carnival

Heart of Honor Returns to Meydan with Trainer’s Touch and Family Pride

The soft thump of Jamie Osborne’s hand on Heart of Honor’s shoulder said everything. A gentle kiss on the gelding’s neck followed, a quiet moment between trainer and horse before the bustle of Meydan Racecourse took over. Beside him stood his daughter, jockey Saffie Osborne, back from injury and visibly emotional as she prepared to reunite with the horse she calls “one of the most genuine partners I’ve ever ridden.” The pair headline Friday’s Dubai Racing Carnival card, with the focus keyword “Heart of Honor” taking centre stage once more.

Heart of Honor, now a gelding, makes his seasonal return in the Palm Jebel Ali Conditions race after a campaign that took him from a nose defeat in the G2 UAE Derby to brave runs in both the G1 Preakness and G1 Belmont. Meydan has always felt like home—his two career wins came here—and Osborne hopes the familiar surroundings spark another surge forward.

“This looks a good spot to start him back,” the trainer said. “He will tighten up for the run. His big goals are still down the road, but hopefully he’s fit enough to be the one they all have to beat.”

He faces seven rivals, including Listed Al Bastakiya winner Galactic Star and grey newcomer Gray Boss, who impressed on debut just two weeks ago.

Meshtri Aims to Make History

The feature, the Listed Dubai Creek Mile, brings another compelling narrative as Meshtri attempts to become the first dual winner of the race. Trainer Michael Costa believes the gelding is exactly where he needs to be.

“Meshtri is back to his best,” Costa said with confidence. “This is the perfect point for him to kick off the season, and we’re expecting him to improve from here.”

Among those lining up against him is the seasoned campaigner Desert Wisdom, a horse who has carried the colours of the Ahmed Al Shemaili team with distinction. Jockey Ray Dawson, reunited with the chestnut, hopes a fresh start brings back the spark.

“He’s had a little time off,” Dawson noted. “When he’s right, he’s very good around Meydan. A short break might be exactly what he needed.”

Smart System Draws Confidence in 1400m Clash

The second-last race, the Como Residences Handicap over 1400m, appears wide open, but Dawson is bullish about Smart System’s chances after guiding him last season to two wins over this very track.

“I really like this horse,” he said. “His last run over a mile stretched him a bit, but he still shaped like the winner until the final 300 metres. Back in trip, with a run under his belt, he could be one of my better rides of the night.”

Go Chrome Go, an eight-time winner in South America, also makes a long-awaited return. Trainer Julio Olascoaga is simply pleased to have him racing again.

“He’s back after a long time away, but his issues look behind him. His trial was good—we’re excited to see him back in action.”

Future Stars Step Out in Maiden Contests

The Thoroughbred action begins with two highly anticipated maiden events. The Bay Grove Residences for fillies sees Ahmad Bin Harmash saddling three—Dialed To Dubai, She’s Good, and Yuno—with stable jockey Connor Beasley choosing Yuno. Dawson partners Dialed To Dubai, who caught the eye in trials.

“It’s her first day in school,” Dawson said, “but she’s shown enough to suggest she’ll learn plenty and go the right way.”

Another debut runner attracting interest is Tago Mago, trained by Jamie Osborne and owned by Jim and Claire Bryce—also owners of Heart of Honor.

“She ran with promise at Southwell,” Osborne said. “She breezed well on the dirt here and should improve again.”

Olascoaga’s Tjareed, who trialled well against the colts, is another likely contender.

Juvenile Colts Line Up for 1600m Test

The Palm Beach Towers Maiden over 1600m has drawn 11 runners, including two for Charlie Appleby—Devon Island under James Doyle, and National History under Richie Mullen. Osborne also sends out Decalogue and Brotherly Love, the latter a half-brother to Heart of Honor.

“Saffie has chosen Brotherly Love, but I’m not sure she’s on the right one,” the trainer admitted with a smile. “He’s a big unit and will learn plenty. Decalogue, meanwhile, has improved a lot—he’s guaranteed to handle the surface.”

Group 2 Bani Yas Opens the Evening

The meeting opens with the G2 Bani Yas for Purebred Arabians, led by dual G1 winner Mubeed. Dawson, who has partnered him for both top-level victories, is optimistic.

“Mubeed needs no introduction. Seven furlongs might be a touch sharp, but if he’s ready, he could outclass them.”

AF Alajaj, returning at age eight, also commands respect. Karl Oertel—representing owner Khalid Al Nabooda—hopes this is the season the veteran earns the major win he has narrowly missed.

“He deserves that elusive G1,” Oertel said. “Hopefully this year will be his year.”

Racing begins at 5:30pm, with General Admission priced at AED10.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to RaceBuzz.

Horses racing under lights at King Abdulaziz Racecourse ahead of the UAE President Cup 2025 in Riyadh

UAE President Cup Brings World-Class Arabian Racing to JCSA’s Feature Night

Riyadh is gearing up for a major night of racing on Friday, 21 November 2025, as the UAE President Cup steps forward as the grand highlight of a 12-race showcase at King Abdulaziz Racecourse. With SAR 1,500,000 on offer and a field of elite Purebred Arabians expected, the feature promises a finale rich in heritage, speed, and big-race intensity. The supporting card put together by the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia (JCSA) will only heighten the momentum as the evening unfolds.

JCSA will welcome racegoers to an electrifying 12-race programme, mixing emerging talents, seasoned performers, and high-value cups — promising an evening packed with drama, emotion, and world-class competition. The atmosphere in Riyadh will be alive with excitement as crowds gather under the evening sky, expecting a card that grows in intensity with every passing race.

The action will begin with Race 1 – Horses who won 0-1 at 03:40pm, offering SAR 45,000 over 1200m as lightly accomplished competitors aim to make their mark early. Shortly after, at 04:05pm, the track will welcome locally bred contenders for Race 2 – Local Bred Handicap 0-70, another 1200m dash with SAR 75,000 on the line.

Momentum will continue to build when Race 3 – Latin America Cup unfolds at 04:35pm, bringing international flavour and SAR 150,000 in prize money to a sharp 1200m contest. The early card remains competitive with Race 4 – Local Bred Maiden at 05:00pm, testing developing young horses over 1400m for SAR 40,000.

The card will then elevate into cup territory as the evening deepens. Race 5 – Ministry of Justice Cup (Domestic Group 3) at 05:30pm will see runners take on 1800m for SAR 165,000 — a race expected to deliver grit and class in equal measure. This will be followed by Race 6 – Local Bred Open at 06:00pm, a 1400m contest offering SAR 75,000.

Another major highlight will emerge at 06:30pm, when Race 7 – Ministry of Interior Cup (Domestic Group 3) takes centre stage, again over 1800m with SAR 165,000 in prize money. The rhythm of the night will continue through Race 8 – Horses who won 1-3 at 07:00pm, a mile race for SAR 60,000, and Race 9 – Local Bred Maiden at 07:25pm, stretching to 1800m for SAR 40,000.

Then comes the moment the entire evening builds toward — Race 10 – UAE President Cup, the crown jewel of the meeting at 07:55pm, where champions will rise, reputations will be forged, and a purse of SAR 1.5 million will reward the very best of the best over 1800m. It will be the race that captures hearts, stirs emotions, and reminds fans why Arabian racing holds such a powerful place in the region’s sporting narrative.

The night will continue with two more competitive finales: Race 11 – Local Bred Handicap 0-70 at 08:20pm (1600m, SAR 75,000) and Race 12 – Arabian Handicap 0-80 at 08:45pm, a testing 2000m race offering SAR 85,000.

As Riyadh prepares for an evening of passion, precision, and equine brilliance, racegoers and international fans alike will look forward to a race day that promises unforgettable moments from start to finish.

Stay tuned to RaceBuzz for more updates, insights and complete race-day coverage.

Indian horse racing action across RWITC, BTC, RCTC, and Mysore Race Club during the November 2025 fixtures.

India’s Racing Scene Picks Up Pace in November’s Final Days

Following a phase of stop-start race days, India’s horse racing landscape has regained its momentum with a seamless series of fixtures across the Royal Western India Turf Club Ltd. (RWITC), Mysore Race Club Ltd., Bangalore Turf Club Ltd. (BTC), and the Royal Calcutta Turf Club (RCTC). For racing enthusiasts who have long awaited consistent action, the upcoming weeks promise a riveting return to the racing’s vibrancy. Except for a brief pause on Monday, November is shaping up to be packed with races across the country’s top venues.

The high-octane racing caravan kicks off on 22 November (Saturday) in Bangalore, where the prestigious Bangalore Turf Club Trophy sets the tone for the fortnight. The momentum rolls into 23 November (Sunday) in Calcutta, before shifting to Delhi on 25 November (Tuesday). Action intensifies mid-week with Mysore hosting races on 26 November (Wednesday) – headlined by the Dr. M. N. Doreswamy Memorial Trophy – followed by Mumbai on 27 November (Thursday) featuring the celebrated Royal Calcutta Turf Club Trophy. The excitement returns to Bangalore on 28 November (Friday), highlighted by the Bangalore 1000 Guineas (Grade II).

The final weekend brings classic flavour and double-city drama as 29 November (Saturday) unfolds with racing in both Calcutta and Bangalore, with Kolkata hosting the much-anticipated 1000 Guineas (Grade II). The action-packed month then concludes on 30 November (Sunday) when Mumbai closes the curtain on an electrifying week of marquee events and non-stop racing brilliance.

This lineup ensures that racing fans will have almost daily opportunities to witness top-class horses and jockeys in action. From Bangalore to Calcutta, Delhi to Mumbai, and Mysore in between, the tracks are set to host exhilarating races that promise suspense, skill, and competitive spirit.

The return of regular racing schedules is a welcome change for the community, signaling not just a revival of events but also a renewed energy in the sport. With only Monday as a short break, November is shaping up to be a month where horse racing takes center stage, drawing fans and participants alike to the tracks.

For racing aficionados, this is the perfect time to mark calendars, plan visits, and follow the unfolding excitement. The races are back in rhythm, and the tracks across India are ready to roar.

Stay tuned to RaceBuzz for live updates, results, and all the intense moments from the tracks.

Saint-Cloud Race Day November 20 – Full eight-race preview

High Expectations as Saint-Cloud Hosts Diverse Eight-Race Programme

A soft, cold breeze swept across Saint-Cloud early 20th November morning as trainers exchange brief nods, warm handshakes, and the kind of hopeful smiles that spoke louder than any form guide. The card stretches from 11:51 through late afternoon, offering everything from sharp 1200m dashes to testing 2400m journeys. Many eyes will be on apprentices, rising juveniles, and seasoned runners hoping to close their year on a steady note. Each race holds its own promise, shaping the narrative of this November meeting.

RACE 1 — GRAND PRIX DES APPRENTIS (11:51 • 2000m • €17,400)

The opener sets a developmental tone, with HUNGRY HEART moving smoothly in work and expected to make a bold start. PINGO and WARDAMA bring neat balance, while SOKNA, MORSAN, MICHIGAN FIRE, and DREAMS complete a field where apprentice judgement will play a defining role. The youthful energy surrounding this race makes it an intriguing curtain-raiser.

RACE 2 — PRIX DU VIADUC DE SAINT-CLOUD (12:23 • 1200m • €20,200)

A lively sprint awaits as KING RETURN shows intent in his early motions, while JASMIN DORE appears calm and prepared. L’ARLEQUIN, ZEPLACETOBE, HY DREAM, REMINISCE, and YAKFEEK bring varied speed patterns, adding layers to this short dash. It shapes as a contest where quick thinking will matter as much as quick legs.

RACE 3 — PRIX DU TUNNEL DE SAINT-CLOUD (12:55 • 1200m • €22,100)

This close-knit sprint sees MISTER CHANG and DAY DREAMING finishing work with pleasing enthusiasm. ZEOLAKIS, SCARFACE, VICTORY CALL, and TUDO ensure the field maintains both pace and depth. Expect a tight surge to the line, with little room for hesitation.

RACE 4 — PRIX DU PLATEAU DE SACLAY (13:27 • 2400m • €19,200)

A more demanding trip greets this field, with STORMY NIGHT moving confidently through longer canters. DARLING CHALLENGE and ERIDITA DOVER appear well-conditioned, while LIYA CHOPE, BRIONA, and ARMORIGENE give this staying contest meaningful shape. This is the kind of race that rewards rhythm, patience, and perfect placement.

RACE 5 — PRIX DE LA VALLEE DE CHEVREUSE (14:12 • 2400m • €21,100)

The second long-distance challenge sees ROUDOUDOU trending upwards in work, with MISS WHITE SOCKS, EASTERN STAR, and ATHINEOS maintaining reliable profiles. LA DIVA D’ALBEN and ADLAN SENORA could relish the stretch-out, making this an evenly poised affair. Every stride in the final 400m may shift the balance here.

RACE 6 — PRIX DE LA FRETTE (14:47 • 2000m • €17,300)

This tactical middle-distance event features CLICCLIC PANPANPAN, whose nimble action has been well noticed. LA DOLOISE, BEJAR, REACHING THE MOON, LOUGHCREW, and PRINCESS LILY form a balanced competitive unit. It’s the sort of race where timing a move could define the whole afternoon.

RACE 7 — PRIX DES FALAISES DE JOBOURG (15:22 • 1600m • €28,800)

A highlight of the day, with AMEDRAS always eye-catching and poised. HALF HALF, CORTADO, ROOFTOP, DOUBLE UP, and ROOBA complete a strong field in what should be a smooth-flowing mile. This is one of the contests most likely to deliver a memorable finish.

RACE 8 — PRIX DES FALAISES DES VACHES NOIRES (15:57 • 1600m • €22,100)

The finale assembles JIEPIES MELODY, FOUR FOUR FOUR, BENIMARU, TANTOMILE, TRUE VALUE, and BAILEYS TOPAZE—a group promising both speed and consistency across the mile. The final race often carries its own quiet drama, and today should be no exception.

A chilly November afternoon at Saint-Cloud promises stories, rising prospects, and close finishes across a varied eight-race card. It is the sort of meeting that rewards close attention and leaves space for a few surprises. The energy around the course suggests a day brimming with potential.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to racebuzz.

Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club race day 20 November 2025 – 7th Race Sheikh Ali Bin Faleh Al Thani Cup action

Buzz Builds in Doha as Sheikh Ali Bin Faleh Al Thani Cup Leads a Thrilling QREC Raceday

Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club (QREC) will light up Thursday, 20 November 2025 with a lively nine-race programme, but it’s the 7th Race – The Late Sheikh Ali Bin Faleh Al Thani Cup – Thoroughbred Conditions – that naturally takes centre stage. With Qr 120,000 on the line, this 2100-meter SHALFA Qualifier will set to gather Qatar’s standout thoroughbreds for a true examination of class and composure. As horses, jockeys and trainers converge, the stage is set for a contest rich in tension and ambition.

The excitement will kick off early in the afternoon with the Local Purebred Arabian Maiden Plate (Class 6) at 14:30, a 2100-meter contest offering Qr 50,000 in prize money. Young and promising purebred Arabians will aim to make a mark and capture the attention of the local racing community. Following this, the Purebred Arabian Maiden Plate for 3-year-olds only (Class 6) will take place at 15:05 over 1400 meters, again with Qr 50,000 on offer, showcasing budding talent in the Arabian racing circuit.

The program will then turn to thoroughbreds as the Thoroughbred Handicap 75-95 (Class 3) starts at 15:40 over 1400 meters with Qr 70,000 in prize money. This is expected to be a highly tactical race, where each jockey’s strategy could make all the difference in determining the winner. At 16:15, the Thoroughbred Open Race (2yo Only, Class 2) will see young thoroughbreds competing over 1400 meters for Qr 90,000, offering a glimpse into the future stars of Qatar racing.

Later in the afternoon, the Local Thoroughbred Conditions (Class 2) at 16:50 will test horses over 2100 meters, again for Qr 90,000, demanding both endurance and precise race execution. Following this, the Thoroughbred Handicap 85-105 (Class 2) at 17:25 will stretch over 2200 meters, promising a tactical battle and thrilling finishes as jockeys push their mounts to the limits.

All anticipation will build towards the evening’s highlight at 18:00, where the Late Sheikh Ali Bin Faleh Al Thani Cup – Thoroughbred Conditions (Class 2) will take center stage. As a SHALFA Qualifier over 2100 meters with Qr 120,000 in prize money, this race embodies the prestige and competitive spirit of QREC, promising breathtaking action that will have spectators on the edge of their seats.

The night will continue with exciting Arabian contests, starting with the Local Purebred Arabian Handicap 80-110 (Class 2) at 18:35, a 1400-meter sprint offering Qr 90,000, before concluding with the Purebred Arabian Conditions (Class 2) at 19:10 over 2100 meters, also with Qr 90,000 on the line. These races will offer a perfect blend of tradition and competitive racing, highlighting the depth and versatility of Qatar’s equestrian talent.

Racegoers and fans worldwide can look forward to a day of intense competition, strategic masterstrokes, and unforgettable finishes. With top-class horses, skilled jockeys, and renowned trainers in action, Thursday’s meeting at QREC promises to be a celebration of horseracing at its finest.

Stay tuned to RaceBuzz for all the updates, insights, and live race coverage from this highly anticipated race day.

Southwell Racecourse evening meeting under floodlights on 20 November

Floodlit Action Awaits as Southwell Hosts Strong Midweek Card

The floodlights will cast long shadows at Southwell this Wednesday on 20 November evening, but the warmth comes from the small human rituals that make a race night feel alive. A trainer gently kissed the muzzle of a tense two-year-old before Race 1, a quiet show of faith that softened the pre-race nerves in the saddling area. As jockeys spoke of the crisp air and the thrill of riding under lights, the evening promised both tension and heart.

A Deep Evening Card Anchors beginning the night

Southwell gears up for nine races spanning multiple distances and age groups, offering a balanced mix of raw potential and seasoned know-how. The card is built to test patience, timing, and temperament in equal measure. It is the kind of programme that rewards close attention from start to finish.

4:30 pm – The Take Time Out During #SG25Week! Nursery Handicap Stakes (Class 4)

1m 14y | £9,500 | 2YO

Four juveniles open the evening. GALILEO ISLAND has looked sharp in his work, CAPALL RASA continues to grow with each outing, ALEEN shapes like one ready for the mile, and UNCERTAINTY brings genuine potential despite the name. It feels like a race where progress may matter more than past form.

5:00 pm – Set Deposit Limits Handicap Stakes (Class 6 — Division I)

1m 14y | £6,000 | 3YO+

A competitive field of older runners takes centre stage. UPEPO arrives with consistency, COLOANE handles the track well, and OSCAR’S SISTER often travels smoothly. MR FUSTIC, FRANCESI, and MAPLEDURHAM add depth to a wide-open division. This contest appears poised for a tight, grinding finish.

5:30 pm – Division II Offers Fresh Angles (Class 6)

1m 14y | £6,000 | 3YO+

NO KNEE NEVER remains reliable, while CAPTAIN CORELLI edges closer to a breakthrough. HERETIC and LAW SUPREME provide mid-race intrigue, and HARSWELL DUKE with BORDERLINE MADNESS could strike late depending on the tempo. This division feels like a tactical puzzle waiting to unfold.

6:00 pm – Novices Under the Lights Novice Stakes (Class 5)

1m 14y | £6,300 | 2YO

The juveniles line up again under the glow of the floodlights. CARTREFLE, CROCKHAM HEATH, and ENSOR MEWS come with progressive profiles. INTERSTATE looks physically forward, JUST CALL ME MO moves with ease, and KILLER WHALE has shown promise in schooling. This is a race where new reputations may quietly be born.

6:30 pm – Next Generation Handicap Stakes (Class 4)

6f 17y | £9,500 | 3YO+

Expect pure speed. ABERAMA GOLD carries dangerous pace, ANOTHER ABBOT thrives on this surface, and PRINCE OF PILLO stays sharp tactically. BALDOMERO, STANLEY SPENCER, and RUNNING QUEEN all bring sprinting momentum. A thrilling dash seems almost guaranteed here.

7:00 pm – Midnite Movement Handicap Stakes (Class 4)

2m 103y | £9,500 | 3YO+

The stayers step forward. BERKSHIRE SUNDANCE often finishes strongly, IN THE BREEZE holds rhythm over long trips, and IMPERIAL SOVEREIGN brings calm, measured power. RIBBLE VIBE, ROBUSTO, and ZORAN add further staying depth. This race may reward patience more than raw strength.

7:30 pm – Young Sprinters Challenge the Clock EBF Novice Stakes (Class 5)

4f 215y | £6,300 | 2YO

A short, sharp test awaits the juveniles. EXPLOSIVE FINNISH lives up to his name, HARDSTYLE breaks quickly, and MARCELLINUS intrigues as a newcomer. MONTU, PETES DIAMOND, and SANDS OF JOSEPI bring natural speed. This race may be over in a flash but full of future clues.

8:00 pm – Midnite Building Future Handicap Stakes (Class 6)

1m 6f 21y | £6,000 | 3YO+

A longer trip suits GRAND DUCHESS OLGA, while SUSIESPARKLE remains dependable. ALEX THE GREAT stays strongly, and YOUNG ENDLESS, HALIPHON, and QUEENSLAND BOY hold claims if the tempo unfolds favourably. Expect a race shaped by rhythm rather than bursts of speed.

8:30 pm – The Nightcap Brings the Curtain Down Handicap Stakes (Class 5)

1m 4f 15y | £7,100 | 3YO+

The finale looks tightly matched. WONDER comes with strong confidence from the yard, CANNON ROCK offers solidity, and APPIER often finds extra late. GIFTED ANGEL, THREE DONS, and CARAMAY all have pathways to figure. It should be a fitting, competitive end to the evening.

Southwell’s midweek programme blends anticipation, emotion, and the pride of connections who bring their horses to shine under the lights. A night built on heart as much as horsepower awaits.

For more stories, results, and updates from the world of horse racing, stay tuned to racebuzz.

Horses preparing in the parade ring ahead of the nine-race card at Lingfield Park on 20 November.

Lingfield Park’s Nine-Race November Card Set for Action

The November chill drifts across Lingfield Park this morning, yet it does little to dim the warmth around the saddling boxes as 20 November’s meeting begins to take shape. Grooms whisper quiet reassurances, trainers lean in for soft pats on shining coats, and early onlookers fix their eyes on horses stretching into rhythm. With nine races ahead, today’s Lingfield Park race preview carries the sense of a story-rich afternoon waiting to unfold.

A Busy Card from 11:10 am to 3:40 pm

The all-weather surface plays fair through the morning, and the programme from 11:10 am to 3:40 pm gives both young talent and proven campaigners their stage. Pace judgment, balance, and timing look decisive across the card, especially as fields tighten and the final bend becomes the battleground for control.

RACE 1 – Handicap Stakes (11:10 am, 1m 4f 1y)

The opener attracts a familiar mix of sturdy, reliable middle-distance performers. BEARAWAY and DR WAKSMAN parade with a calm that suggests readiness, while UNIVERSAL STORY sharpens mentally with every recent outing and moves cleanly through the preliminaries. PARTY ISLAND and THE BAY WARRIOR travel with that steady, reliable stride that makes them difficult to discount on this surface. TORTURED SOUL, ever honest, settles neatly into his rhythm, and BOSTON RUN shapes like a type who may thrive with a patient ride. Prize Money: £7,100

RACE 2 – Fillies’ Restricted Novice Stakes (11:40 am, 7f 2y)

The two-year-old fillies bring freshness and unpredictability. BAMI walks with a measured, confident step that catches attention. CRACKING BEAUTY shows purpose in every stride, and FILLE IMBASSEE moves fluently with a smooth action that hints at natural maturity. GALILEO CHARM and HAGHOH appear composed and consistent, while LESLEY BUCKLEY seems mentally sharper than her profile suggests. MISS INDIA, with her strong and developing frame, looks the sort who benefits from every furlong she covers today. Prize Money: £6,300

RACE 3 – Maiden Stakes (Div I) (12:10 pm, 7f 2y)

Debutants and lightly raced improvers balance the first division nicely. ALMA DE FUEGO carries scope and athleticism, settling neatly around the ring. ANEIRIN’S SWORD, gaining experience quickly, looks bright and attentive. CAUSING PROBLEMS keeps a lively but controlled cadence, while CHELIO and KEEP IT CLASSIC appear physically suited to Lingfield’s tight turns. ONE OF THE BOYS tends to finish strongly in his work and may do the same here. RICHIE’S ROCKET, compact and agile, waits for the right pace scenario to shine. Prize Money: £9,650

RACE 4 – Maiden Stakes (Div II) (12:45 pm, 7f 2y)

This division feels just as competitive, perhaps with a touch more natural pace. BAYAANN progresses smoothly in his preparation, and BLACK TANGO brings elegance in motion that could translate well on debut. LAKE COMO looks balanced and capable of stretching out over the trip. ORACLE MISSION remains calm, almost assured, and RAISE THE STAKES moves with a fluent, unfussed stride. SPACE INVASION and THAT’S RANDOM add depth to a heat that may reveal more than one future winner by the end of the season. Prize Money: £9,650

Afternoon Highlights Deepen the Card

RACE 5 – Fillies’ Handicap Stakes (1:20 pm, 6f 1y)

This sprint brings sharpness, balance, and timing to the forefront. LADY OF ANDROS shows herself in sharper form with every recent outing, settling beautifully in the warm-up. ARAMIS GREY, reliable and proven at Lingfield, travels with familiarity and confidence. QUEUE DOS looks stronger through her middle and hindquarters now, hinting at a more assertive break. SO SASSY remains nimble and alert, a trait that often pays dividends in a 6f dash. COURT DRIVE adds depth to a race where split-second decisions matter. Prize Money: £9,500

RACE 6 – Fillies’ Stakes (Class 1) (1:55 pm, 1m 5f 1y)

A feature event of the afternoon, this staying test draws an elegant and balanced field. CLERMONT FERRAND carries herself with real presence, ears pricked and attitude focused. CRYSTAL FLYER showcases a steady pattern of improvement at home, while FAIRY GLEN seems to mature mentally with each run. LADY LA FAY and LOUGHVILLE glide through their preliminaries with long, unhurried strides suited to a measured pace. PIQUE’ warns of stamina reserves, and SEA JUST IN TIME looks bright and thriving, shaping as a filly on the rise. Prize Money: £65,000

RACE 7 – EBF Fillies’ Stakes (Class 1) (2:30 pm, 1m 1y)

This middle-distance feature feels tactical from the moment the fillies step onto the track. SHUWARI brings polish and calm confidence, travelling with her usual elegance. QUEEN’S REIGN remains genuine and generous in her effort, a quality her team values deeply. RAJINDRI moves with a fluent stride that suits this trip, and SKY SAFARI keeps her poise despite movement all around her. ZARIELA, FOUETTE, and NAINA provide depth, each offering a different route to success depending on pace and positioning. Prize Money: £50,000

Late-Card Focus

RACE 8 – Handicap Stakes (3:05 pm, 7f 2y)

A mix of progressive types and dependable handicappers meets in the penultimate race. THE ORGANISER maintains good form and carries noticeable authority through the ring. MAID IN CHELSEA remains lightly raced and continues to strengthen both physically and mentally. PENELOPE VALENTINE keeps a steady cruising speed ideal for this trip. GHAIYYATH PARK, WAY TO DUBAI and SIOUX WARRIOR all warm up with energy that suggests competitiveness and readiness for a solid contest. Prize Money: £6,000

RACE 9 – Midnite Handicap Stakes (3:40 pm, 5f 6y)

The finale promises a sharp, lively finish to the afternoon. LIGHTNING BEAR looks alert and energetic, ears flicking at every sound. DIOMED SPIRIT brings natural early speed that could shape the opening strides. ZIGGY’S TRITON, experienced at the trip, finishes strongly when given daylight. FAUSTUS and SOLAR EDGE both show glimpses of form that keep them firmly in calculations. MC LOVEN and BALON D’OR remain reliable presences who often rise to the final-race challenge. Prize Money: £7,100

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Woodbine Racetrack November 20 Raceday Preview – Evening races under the lights with key runners.

Woodbine Prepares for Competitive Nov 20 Evening Card

The November chill hadn’t quite settled over the grandstand when a trainer pressed a quick kiss to his filly’s nose, a small gesture against the cold that drew a few soft smiles from those nearby. It was the kind of human moment that often defines an evening at Woodbine Racetrack November 20, a raceday shaped as much by emotion as competition. Under the lights, with breath hanging visibly in the air, the stage was set for a vibrant late-season showcase where eight races promised speed, grit and the final sparks of autumn ambition.

Fans arriving wrapped in scarves and heavy coats will find the night warming steadily as the first contest goes to post at 5:30 PM, a brisk $26,200 dash over 5½ furlongs. Seven runners line up in this sharply tuned opener, where Come On Big Lou, Go Jimmy Go, and Miah Said are expected to push the pace early. Each brings a slightly different rhythm to the track—Lou with his measured strength, Jimmy with youthful urgency, and Miah with the kind of underestimated spark that can catch a field off guard. It sets a spirited tone for the hours to follow.

An intriguing Starter Optional sprint at 5:59 PM will keep the energy high, even as temperatures dip. The nine mares and fillies assembling for the $40,700 contest arrive with contrasting profiles but similar determination. Tabloid Material, ever tactical, looks ready to impose herself, while Souper Sunday carries the dependable strength of a runner who rarely misfires. Garnet and Gold continues her upward climb, and Love You Lippy, bold and willing, may become the emotional favourite of the field should she find that late kick under the glow of the evening lamps.

The night deepens and stretches at 6:28 PM when the first two-turn test unfolds. Eight runners meet for an Optional Claiming route at one mile and one-sixteenth, carrying a healthy $63,800 purse. King Rosso projects authority from the outset, though the youthful verve of Holiday Snooze could reshape the dynamic if left alone up front. Yorkton’s Honour possesses a strong, measured style, while Lonny’s Gamble, still learning but brimming with potential, may grow stronger with every stride. Every runner arrives with ambition; only one will find the perfect blend of timing and temperament.

A seasoned group gathers at 6:57 PM for another route over the same distance, this time a $56,100 contest featuring veteran campaigners who know this surface as well as the rhythm of their own breath. Malibu Mambo brings a sense of the familiar, a horse whose presence steadies the field, while Lasting Silence—younger, hungry, yet respectful of his elders—may disrupt expectations. War in Charge thrives on resilience, and Ever Dangerous has long shown he can ignite when the moment appears. Expect this race to play out like a quiet duel, each move deliberate and strategic.

The sprints return at 7:26 PM with a $39,900 test over 6½ furlongs, drawing nine runners eager to make one final mark before winter tempers the division. Stirling Castle carries natural urgency, the kind that leaves little time for second guesses. Captivating Name stands as an emerging force, Tiger Town thrives when asked to accelerate through the middle stages, and Drake Drive, experienced and ever-adaptable, may hold the late punch that can turn a contest on its head. It promises to be a contest of character as much as acceleration.

A compact but compelling field of seven fillies and mares steps forward at 7:55 PM for another $63,800 route, this one shaped by contrasting styles. Spun Around, typically forward and forceful, may dictate early. Good As Gone is more measured, a stalker who waits for the right moment to assert herself. Periwinkle, on the rise, brings energy to the deeper stretch, and Nikita’s Gem, durable and determined, rarely leaves without offering her best. With so many layers at play, this is the kind of race that often produces late-season revelations.

At 8:24 PM, another long-distance contest emerges, this time under the Starter Optional banner for $36,300. Tiz Romantic appears poised to take command early, but Media Sensation, reliable and intelligent in his running, may apply persistent pressure. Three Sonny Sideup holds a profile that suits controlled fractions, while Grey Princess, the lone mare taking on the boys, carries the sort of grit that tends to linger in the mind long after the line.

The night closes at 8:53 PM with a six-furlong Maiden Claiming finale worth $32,500. Here, the promise of the future takes centre stage. Tanzanite Lily brings bright early speed, She’s So Croatian has been on the cusp of a breakthrough for weeks, Sweet Valentine builds gradually and finishes strongly, and Star Riot, ever consistent, seems perpetually one step away from earning her first victory. It will be an ending painted with hope, urgency and a measure of sentiment as connections look for one last moment of warmth before winter’s arrival.

As the final horses jog back toward the barn, Woodbine Racetrack November 20 stands as a testament to late-autumn racing—full of heart, full of contrasts, and full of the stories that carry a season toward its close.

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