Today's Non-Runners
We provide all the latest non runners from all races in UK and Ireland horse racing as soon as they are announced. Real time updates means you can be sure if it’s not running, it will appear below for all today’s horse racing.
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Saturday, 27th April 2024
Today’s Non-Runners
Get quick access to all of today’s non-runners in Ireland and the UK. A horse is considered a non-runner once it has been declared for a race and is subsequently withdrawn. The reasons for today’s horse racing non-runners can vary from anything such as a change in the going to transport issues and injury or illness.
Today’s racing non-runners will affect the betting and prices of the field so make sure you check here on a daily basis to get the full list of non-runners as soon as they are announced. See all of today’s best odds here along with our free bets and betting offers in Ireland and the best UK betting offers.
A horse is considered a non runner if once it has officially been declared for a horse race it is then subsequently withdrawn for one of many reasons with the most common being a official change in the going but there are many other reasons such as travel issues getting to the course or if a horse is injured or deemed to be ill. The trainer of the horse has to inform the governing board of racing the BHA if he or she wishes to withdraw (or scratch) their horse from a particular race.
If a horse (under 14/1) is deemed a non runner it will affect the odds quoted of its opponents with a complex system called a ‘rule 4’ which takes a percentage off of the remaining horses odds according to the non runners price at time of withdrawal.
