Cheltenham Festival week is in full swing with the UK operator anticipating a notably profitable event.
With the 2026 Cheltenham Festival all set to deliver, the sport’s biggest betting event returns amid industry tensions, shifting sponsorship dynamics and fresh governance changes – with operators and bettors alike watching closely after last year’s bookie-friendly results.
The British Horseracing Authority (BHA) has announced the use of new ultra-high-speed cameras, which are expected to improve accuracy in race result adjudication.
The partnership will raise funds for specialist nurses and hospital services around the country.
The two appointments come at a time of significant change for the Horseracing Authority.
The three-year project includes new standing CT and PET imaging equipment at Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists near Belmont Park.
The racetrack, operated by the Buenos Aires Provincial Lottery, launched its outdoor music calendar with a live performance as part of its broader diversification strategy.
The anonymous service allows individuals to report potential wrongdoings in British horseracing directly to the BHA, such as possible integrity threats and the treatment and welfare of horses.
The figures offer a key insight into behavioural trends in the licensed UK gambling market.
The BGC welcomes delegates from all four corners of the British gambling industry for one of the most significant conversational AGM’s in recent memory.