EXETER Racecourse

A practical guide to EXETER Racecourse, including its track layout, jumping test and the courses most likely to provide useful form clues.

About EXETER Racecourse

Exeter racecourse is set in a stunning location in Devon, and is very progressive track which is trying to raise the quality of the racing which it offers. Its a long trip to Exeter from most places in the UK, however its well worth the effort as Exeter racecourse is excellent.

Key Characteristics

Exeter do not have any system to artificially water, and as a consequence the going can get very fast in the summer. The course is a large two miles in circumference, and is very undulating. It can take a lot of getting particularly in heavy ground and suits the large chasing/galloping type of horse. The home straight is half a mile and uphill all the way, and therefore very testing.

Course Summary

Track: Undulating Galloping right handed track with a stiff finish.

Fences: Quite difficult.

Interesting Facts

Exeter racecourse is set in a stunning location in Devon, and is very progressive track which is trying to raise the quality of the racing which it offers.
Its a long trip to Exeter from most places in the UK, however its well worth the effort as Exeter racecourse is excellent.
Exeter do not have any system to artificially water, and as a consequence the going can get very fast in the summer.
The course is a large two miles in circumference, and is very undulating.

Similar Courses

Form from the following courses may be particularly relevant when assessing runners at EXETER:

Towcester
Leicester
Carlisle. Course map