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Worcester meeting report — 21 October 2026

Worcester staged a competitive card on softening ground (GOOD TO SOFT, watered; 6.3) with Dan Skelton’s yard enjoying a productive afternoon. Standout performances included Albie Littlewood’s determined late surge in the Fred & Mercy Rimell Memorial Handicap Chase, Talk To The Man’s comfortable success in the beginners’ chase and a surprise 25/1 victory for Wispit Twob in the 16:35 handicap hurdle. Several tight finishes kept punters interested — Our Peggy just prevailed in the mares’ novices’ hurdle (Div I, short-head) while Modus Operendi and Kelijoe finished a matching 2 3/4 lengths behind the winner in the feature chase. The card also featured a number of non-runners and incidents: Goodbye Earl was withdrawn on veterinary grounds, Rose Of Knocknamoe and Square Du Roule fell during their races, and Jerseygeordie was declared unsuitable for the ground.

Meeting summary

The going favoured horses who travel well and can stay on strongly into the dip; several front-runners were caught late while held-up types produced emphatic late bursts. Connections will have noted the number of horses switching lines and the influence of jockeys taking up strong late drives — Harry Skelton featured prominently among the successful riders.

TimeRace (short)WinnerOddsTrainer / JockeyMargin / Notes
13:10Fred & Mercy Rimell Memorial H’cap ChaseAlbie Littlewood5/1Dan Skelton / Harry SkeltonHeld up, headed late and pushed out to lead run-in
13:40FBC Manby Bowdler Beginners’ ChaseTalk To The Man15/8Dan Skelton / Harry SkeltonJumped well, led after 4 out, ran on comfortably
14:15NH Flat (Conditional/Amateurs)Ballydine Boy5/2Olly Murphy / Mr James KingMade all, increased tempo 2f out
14:50Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (Div I)Our Peggy11/8Joe Tizzard / Brendan PowellTook keen hold, led, ridden last and just prevailed (shd)
15:25Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle (Div II)Lune Brillante9/4Dan Skelton / Harry SkeltonProminent, shaken up approaching last, led run-in
16:00Squarcle Sprint Handicap HurdleLeaumec De Mee5/2Dan Skelton / Kielan WoodsHeadway before 3 out, led just before last, kept on
16:35Overnight BOG H’cap Hurdle (Div I)Wispit Twob25/1Martin Keighley / Sean BowenIn rear early, switched, led last and ran on — big-priced winner
17:10Overnight BOG H’cap Hurdle (Div II)Supreme Shot7/1Oliver Greenall & Josh Guerriero / Jack TudorMidfield, headway 3 out, led last and ran on

Latest winners

Supreme Shot (17:10), Wispit Twob (16:35), Leaumec De Mee (16:00)

Notes: Non-runners included Goodbye Earl (self certificate, blood analysis abnormal) and The Padster (self certificate). Falls of note: Rose Of Knocknamoe (fell 3 out) and Square Du Roule (fell 3 out). No races were abandoned; all scheduled races produced a result or a confirmed non-runner/incident.

Worcester Tips and Today’s Races

GG provides free tips with all UK and Ireland racecards plus the latest live odds. Every Worcester meeting is covered by GG with full race form and a handy summary of all recent performances. Our carefully selected Free Tip is highlighted on the racecard along with selections from leading newspaper tipsters. Our Racing Editor also picks a daily NAP, Double, Treble, Lucky 15 and best outsider so that you have got every angle covered for the today’s Worcester races.

Worcester Race Results

Worcester is a National Hunt racecourse which currently stages around 20 meetings between April and October. Worcester was one of the pioneers of summer jump racing and highlights include the popular Ladies Day in June along with two Family Fun Days in June and September.

The venue also hosts summer evening racing and the Fixed Brush Series Final in late September. The series was introduced for trainers with potential chasers. Worcester used to stage the Valerie Lewis Memorial Chase in June, in honour of the late co-owner of three times Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Best Mate (2002-2004). She and her husband Jim lived in Worcester and the horse had a great local following.

GG publish the winner, placed horses and SP returns for all Worcester race results as soon as the weigh in has been announced. This is later updated with the complete finishing order and Tote returns which can be accessed by clicking on each race title.

Racecourse Guide

Worcester racecourse is situated by the east bank of the River Severn and has suffered badly from flooding in the past. The severe floods in 2007 led to the abandonment of all meetings here after the end of June. It is now established as a popular track for summer jumping and regularly provides competitive racing.

Worcester is one of the oldest racecourses in the country with horse racing first staged here in 1718. Flat racing was held here until 1966 with the likes of Fred Archer, Sir Gordon Richards and Lester Piggott all having ridden at the track.

It is a flat, left handed oval course of about 13 furlongs with nine fences to be jumped on each circuit. There are four fences in the long home straight but it is widely considered one of the easiest jumping courses in the country. Trainers love running their promising novices here to gain valuable experience. Notable past winners at Worcester include Morley Street and Iris’s Gift, the winners of the 1991 Champion Hurdle and 2004 Stayers’ Hurdle respectively.

Dining, Hospitality & Facilities

Worcester racecourse is also a venue for conferences and events and offers an exceptional range of packages across their hospitality suites. The racecourse is in an idyllic setting with views of the city, the river and right across the race track.

Worcester provides the very best of locally sourced, seasonal fine dining in their private facilities. These include the Severn Restaurant on the second floor of the Grandstand with table seating available for parties from 2 to 12. Multiple adjacent tables can be booked for larger parties. The three exclusive private boxes come with a personal host and delicious buffet as well as access to all public areas. There are also marquee packages available on selected race days.

Worcester Foregate Street Station is just ten minutes’ walk from the racecourse. Worcester Shrubhill Station is a little further afield with a twenty minute walk or short taxi ride to the track.

Tickets

You can book Worcester admission tickets online through the website. The County Enclosure allows access to public bars, eateries and betting outlets as well as views of the pre-parade ring and parade ring. Groups of 10 or more get £3 off every ticket at weekends and £5 off during the week. You can also reserve your Severn Restaurant, Private Box or Marquee hospitality packages.

Contact and Location

Worcester Racecourse, Grand Stand Rd, Worcester WR1 3EJ. United Kingdom.
Official Website: https://www.worcester-racecourse.co.uk

Local Knowledge

Taxis

  1. Brookside Taxis (0.4 miles away)
    Tel: +44 1905 429833
  2. Worcester Taxi Company (0.5 miles away)
    Tel: +44 1905 701901

Places to Stay

  1. Worcester Whitehouse Hotel (0.6 miles away)
    62 Foregate St, Worcester WR1 1EA, UK
    Tel: +44 1905 24308
  2. Premier Inn (0.7 miles away)
    County Ground, New Road, Worcester WR2 4RL, UK
    Tel: +44 333 321 9327
  3. Diglis House Hotel (0.7 miles away)
    Severn Street, Worcester WR1 2NF, UK
    Tel: +44 1905 353518

Places to Eat

  1. Ashleys Tandoori Balti Restaurant (0.5 miles away)
    11 The Tything, Worcester WR1 1HD, UK
    Tel: +44 1905 611747
  2. Pasta Di Piazza (0.5 miles away)
    68 Broad Street, Worcester WR1 3LY, UK
    Tel: +44 1905 349794
  3. Boston Tea Party (0.6 miles away)
    18 Broad St, Worcester WR1 3NF, UK
    Tel: +44 1905 26472