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Ascot Horse Racing Tips For Today

Friday 6th November 2026

No racing at Ascot today. Browse today's racing tips to see which courses are running.

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Ascot Horse Racing Tips For Tomorrow

Saturday 7th November 2026

No racing at Ascot tomorrow. Browse today's racing tips to see which courses are running.

Top Tipsters at Ascot

Based on win only singles at 1 pt level stakes. Past performance does not guarantee future success.
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  1. 309 tips · 36 wins · 11.65%+69.14 points
  2. 113 tips · 10 wins · 8.85%+30.50 points
  3. 67 tips · 14 wins · 20.90%+22.03 points
  4. 5 tips · 2 wins · 40.00%+18.10 points
  5. 14 tips · 5 wins · 35.71%+8.68 points

Ascot Flat Statistics

Based on all races from 1st January 2021.

Draw Bias by Distance

  1. 1646 runs · 58 wins · 182 places · 28.2% placed9.0%
  2. 2651 runs · 61 wins · 205 places · 31.5% placed9.4%
  3. 3664 runs · 78 wins · 215 places · 32.4% placed11.7%
  4. 4647 runs · 74 wins · 199 places · 30.8% placed11.4%
  5. 5646 runs · 57 wins · 186 places · 28.8% placed8.8%
  6. 6623 runs · 65 wins · 183 places · 29.4% placed10.4%
  7. 7578 runs · 48 wins · 153 places · 26.5% placed8.3%
  8. 8536 runs · 41 wins · 157 places · 29.3% placed7.6%
  9. 9491 runs · 43 wins · 122 places · 24.8% placed8.8%
  10. 10418 runs · 37 wins · 95 places · 22.7% placed8.9%
  11. 11363 runs · 24 wins · 66 places · 18.2% placed6.6%
  12. 12307 runs · 26 wins · 70 places · 22.8% placed8.5%
  13. 13256 runs · 18 wins · 38 places · 14.8% placed7.0%
  14. 14223 runs · 11 wins · 29 places · 13.0% placed4.9%
  15. 15178 runs · 6 wins · 27 places · 15.2% placed3.4%
  16. 16169 runs · 6 wins · 33 places · 19.5% placed3.6%
  17. 17149 runs · 10 wins · 32 places · 21.5% placed6.7%
  18. 18145 runs · 9 wins · 30 places · 20.7% placed6.2%
  19. 19110 runs · 5 wins · 13 places · 11.8% placed4.5%
  20. 2095 runs · 3 wins · 12 places · 12.6% placed3.2%
  21. 2182 runs · 3 wins · 10 places · 12.2% placed3.7%
  22. 2272 runs · 2 wins · 10 places · 13.9% placed2.8%
  23. 2362 runs · 1 win · 11 places · 17.7% placed1.6%
  24. 2451 runs · 7 wins · 11 places · 21.6% placed13.7%
  25. 2549 runs · 3 wins · 8 places · 16.3% placed6.1%
  26. 2642 runs · 2 wins · 6 places · 14.3% placed4.8%
  27. 2741 runs · 3 wins · 4 places · 9.8% placed7.3%
  28. 2836 runs · 3 wins · 8 places · 22.2% placed8.3%
  29. 2934 runs · 1 win · 4 places · 11.8% placed2.9%
  30. 3025 runs · 3 wins · 5 places · 20.0% placed12.0%
  31. 3129 runs · 2 wins · 5 places · 17.2% placed6.9%
  32. 3217 runs · 1 win · 3 places · 17.6% placed5.9%
  33. 3310 runs · 1 win · 2 places · 20.0% placed10.0%

Top Jockeys

  1. Ryan Moore289 rides · 16.6% won · 115 places · 39.8% placed48
  2. William Buick317 rides · 13.9% won · 105 places · 33.1% placed44
  3. Oisin Murphy290 rides · 13.4% won · 99 places · 34.1% placed39
  4. Tom Marquand321 rides · 9.7% won · 98 places · 30.5% placed31
  5. James Doyle248 rides · 10.5% won · 73 places · 29.4% placed26

Top Trainers

  1. William Haggas294 rides · 15.3% won · 109 places · 37.1% placed45
  2. John & Thady Gosden308 rides · 14.6% won · 115 places · 37.3% placed45
  3. Andrew Balding390 rides · 11.0% won · 115 places · 29.5% placed43
  4. A P O'Brien245 rides · 13.1% won · 78 places · 31.8% placed32
  5. Charlie Appleby165 rides · 18.8% won · 64 places · 38.8% placed31

Top Owners

  1. Godolphin284 rides · 17.6% won · 108 places · 38.0% placed50
  2. Shadwell Estate Company Ltd131 rides · 18.3% won · 54 places · 41.2% placed24
  3. Wathnan Racing154 rides · 12.3% won · 46 places · 29.9% placed19
  4. Juddmonte103 rides · 13.6% won · 38 places · 36.9% placed14
  5. Cheveley Park Stud55 rides · 18.2% won · 19 places · 34.5% placed10

Ascot National Hunt Statistics

Based on all races from 1st January 2021.

Top Jockeys

  1. Harry Cobden134 rides · 19.4% won · 61 places · 45.5% placed26
  2. Nico de Boinville84 rides · 22.6% won · 41 places · 48.8% placed19
  3. Charlie Deutsch54 rides · 33.3% won · 24 places · 44.4% placed18
  4. Ben Jones52 rides · 25.0% won · 27 places · 51.9% placed13
  5. Brendan Powell65 rides · 20.0% won · 32 places · 49.2% placed13

Top Trainers

  1. Paul Nicholls166 rides · 18.7% won · 73 places · 44.0% placed31
  2. Nicky Henderson111 rides · 22.5% won · 51 places · 45.9% placed25
  3. Venetia Williams60 rides · 28.3% won · 26 places · 43.3% placed17
  4. Ben Pauling80 rides · 20.0% won · 39 places · 48.8% placed16
  5. Joe Tizzard55 rides · 23.6% won · 31 places · 56.4% placed13

Top Owners

  1. John P Mcmanus66 rides · 18.2% won · 32 places · 48.5% placed12
  2. Mrs Johnny De La Hey54 rides · 18.5% won · 24 places · 44.4% placed10
  3. Walters Plant Hire Ltd19 rides · 42.1% won · 14 places · 73.7% placed8
  4. Martians Racing6 rides · 66.7% won · 4 places · 66.7% placed4
  5. Brocade Racing15 rides · 26.7% won · 7 places · 46.7% placed4

How Ascot Tips Work on The Tipster League

Every tipster on The Tipster League is ranked by all-time results across all UK and Irish racecourses in our league table, and by their results at each course. For each race on the Ascot card, the tip shown comes from the highest-ranked tipster at Ascot who has tipped in that race. Tips can update through the morning as more selections come in, but all selections are locked in at 12:00 GMT, or at the first race if that is earlier.

What sets The Tipster League apart is that every selection is recorded on each tipster's public profile — wins, losses, and everything in between. The "Top Tipsters at Ascot" section on this page breaks that down further, showing how each tipster has performed at this course specifically.

A strong ranking reflects past results, not future outcomes, so always do your own research before placing a bet.

About Ascot Racecourse

Ascot is a right-handed, galloping turf track in Berkshire, founded in 1711 by Queen Anne. It stages both flat and National Hunt racing, with 18 flat fixtures between May and October and eight jumps fixtures from November through March.

The round course is a triangular circuit of roughly fourteen furlongs with a notable uphill finish that tests stamina. There is also a straight mile course used for sprints and mile races, including several of the biggest handicaps in the calendar. On the chase course, the fences are considered stiff and punish jumping errors — combined with the uphill finish, Ascot over jumps is a demanding test even for experienced chasers.

Ascot hosts 13 Group 1 flat races during the season, more than a third of the total held in Britain, plus three Grade 1 National Hunt contests. For fixture details and visitor information, see the official Ascot Racecourse website.

Key Races and Festivals

Royal Ascot in June is the flagship meeting — five days featuring eight Group 1 races that attract the best flat horses from around the world. The Queen Anne Stakes opens the week, with the St James's Palace Stakes, King's Stand Stakes, Prince of Wales's Stakes, Gold Cup, Commonwealth Cup, Coronation Stakes, and Diamond Jubilee Stakes all run across the five days.

The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes in July is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious all-aged middle-distance races in the world, run over a mile and a half.

Champions Day in October closes the flat season with four Group 1s on a single card: the Champion Stakes, Queen Elizabeth II Stakes, British Champions Sprint Stakes, and British Champions Fillies' and Mares' Stakes.

Over jumps, the three Grade 1 highlights are the Clarence House Chase in January, the Ascot Chase in February, and the Long Walk Hurdle in December. Each of these often provides strong pointers towards the Cheltenham Festival.

Course Characteristics Worth Considering

Ascot's uphill finish is one of the defining features of the track and is frequently cited as favouring horses with proven stamina, particularly over jumps. On the flat, the galloping nature of the round course tends to reward horses that travel strongly through their races rather than those that need to be nursed into contention.

On the straight course, draw position can be a factor in bigger fields. The draw bias data on this page, broken down by distance over the last five years, is worth checking — at some distances, stall position has a measurable influence on win rates. In sprint handicaps particularly, where large fields are common, cross-referencing the draw data with the likely pace is worth doing.

Over the round course, the draw matters less, but Ascot's short home straight means that horses racing prominently or close to the pace tend to have an advantage over those attempting to come from well off it, especially in smaller fields.

If you're looking beyond the Ascot card, the market movers page tracks where significant moves are happening in the betting markets. Nearby Newbury tips may also be of interest on days when both courses are racing.

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