Draw analysis

As mentioned to the left due to the nature of the Rowley Mile course, and the fact that the rails are constantly moved any draw bias analysis over time is worthless. You are advised to look for a draw bias at a specific meeting and draw your own conclusions.


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NEWMARKET ROWLEY MILE RACECOURSE


Newmarket’s main course is the Rowley Mile course. This is the only course in which the runners pass through two counties (Cambridgeshire and Suffolk) during races. The July Course is used for the summer months but for the rest of the time the Rowley Mile Course is used. As you would expect the course has excellent facilities however the one big drawback is the viewing, as the course is one long straight the horses are only visible to the naked eye during the last couple of furlongs. Both the 1000 and 2000 Guineas are held on the Rowley Mile course normally in May.
Rowley Mile Racecourse Newmarket

Key Characteristics

The Rowley Mile course is massively wide and due to the amount of racing on it the rails are constantly moved and different parts of it used, so it is difficult to be conclusive about any overall biases which exist. You need to watch the earlier races on the same day. The course is a straight course with a slightly inclined finish so if horses go off to fast in the 5 or 6 furlong races then they don’t get home.

Course map


Rowley Mile Racecourse Newmarket