Hereford Racecourse is a right-handed, oblong-shaped British horse racing venue just outside the town of the same name, close to the border between England and Wales.
The track closed at the end of 2012, but still continued being used for Point to Point races before reopening for National Hunt action in 2016. Hereford horse racing also had pureblood Arabian Flat events while closed for Rules racing.
As it is a sharp and flat track, speedy horses are suited best by it. Hereford races are jumps only now and a full circuit of the course is about a mile-and-a-half.
Confirmed races in plain text. Confirmed pattern races in bold text. Unconfirmed races in grey text.
Hereford Racecourse is a fairly simple track, with not much of a run-in. It’s a flat finish but two out from the end there is a difficult fence, then you come off the brow of the bend and go downhill. If you are in front off the apex then you can usually hold on because of the flat finish.
