Huntingdon Racecourse will host a six-race Jump meeting on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, featuring a competitive programme of handicap steeple chases, hurdle contests and novice events. Racing is scheduled to begin at 1:10 PM, with the final contest set for 3:40 PM. The afternoon’s card brings together experienced runners and developing horses across a variety of distances and racing conditions.
The opening contest, The PricedUp Veterans’ Handicap Steeple Chase, is scheduled for 1:10 PM. This Class 4 event will be run over 2 miles, 7 furlongs and 169 yards and is restricted to horses aged nine and above. With a rating range of 0–120 and total prize money of £10,250, the race will provide a demanding test of stamina, jumping accuracy and consistency over the extended distance.
The second race, The PricedUp Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Race, will take place at 1:40 PM. This Class 5 contest covers 2 miles, 4 furlongs and 205 yards and is open to horses aged three and above. With a rating range of 0–100 and £7,000 in prize money, the race will give conditional jockeys an opportunity to demonstrate their skills over hurdles. Maintaining a steady pace and negotiating the obstacles efficiently will be important.
At 2:10 PM, attention will turn to The PricedUp Mares’ Novices’ Hurdle Race, a Class 4 event over 2 miles and 2 yards. Open to mares aged four and above, the contest carries £10,000 in prize money and forms part of the Herring Queen Series Qualifier. As a novice hurdle event, it will provide an opportunity for developing runners to demonstrate their potential and gain valuable experience over obstacles.
The fourth race, The PricedUp Novices’ Handicap Steeple Chase, is scheduled for 2:40 PM. This Class 5 contest will be run over 2 miles and 4 furlongs and is open to horses aged four and above. Carrying £7,250 in prize money, the race has a rating range of 0–100. The steeplechase format will place emphasis on jumping accuracy, balance and the ability to maintain a consistent rhythm throughout the contest.
The programme continues at 3:10 PM with The PricedUp Selling Handicap Hurdle Race. This Class 5 event covers 2 miles and 2 yards and is open to horses aged three and above. With ÂŁ7,000 in prize money, the contest will provide another opportunity for runners to compete over hurdles. The shorter distance is expected to place importance on early positioning, speed and efficient jumping.
The meeting will conclude at 3:40 PM with The PricedUp Handicap Hurdle Race, a Class 4 contest over 2 miles and 2 yards. Open to horses aged three and above, the race carries £10,000 in prize money and has a rating range of 0–120. It is also a qualifier for the Challenger Two Mile Hurdle Series, adding further significance to the final event of the afternoon.
With six races covering different distances and obstacle disciplines, Huntingdon’s November 10 programme promises an engaging afternoon of Jump racing. From the stamina-testing opening steeple chase to the concluding two-mile hurdle contest, the meeting will showcase a variety of challenges for horses and jockeys.
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