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Warwick Race Preview: Seven-Race National Hunt Card Set for November 11

Warwick Racecourse jump racing meeting on 11 November 2026
By | 11 Nov 2026 | Mumbai

Warwick Racecourse will host an exciting seven-race National Hunt meeting on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, featuring a competitive programme of hurdle races, steeple chases and a concluding National Hunt Flat contest. The afternoon action is scheduled to begin at 12:50 PM, with races offering opportunities for horses across different age groups and ability levels. The meeting will feature a range of handicap contests alongside novices’ events, with total prize money reflecting the competitive nature of the day’s programme.

The Newton LDP Handicap Steeple Chase at 2:21 PM is among the notable contests of the afternoon, offering £10,250 in prize money over three miles. The race is a Class 4 event for horses aged four and above, carrying a rating restriction of 0-110. Another important staying contest is the BNG Made Easy With Reverte Handicap Hurdle Race at 2:51 PM, which features £8,750 in prize money over three miles and one furlong. It also serves as a Challenger Stayers Hurdle Series Qualifier, adding further significance to the afternoon’s action.

The meeting will open at 12:50 PM with The Dudley Peverill Conditional Jockeys’ Handicap Hurdle Race, a Class 4 contest over two miles and three furlongs. Open to horses aged three and above with a rating of 0-115, the race carries £8,750 in prize money and will provide an early opportunity for conditional jockeys to demonstrate their skills.

At 1:20 PM, The FCN Novices’ Hurdle Race will bring together horses aged four and above over a distance of two miles, five furlongs and five yards. This Class 4 contest is supported by the Great British Bonus (GBB) scheme and offers £10,000 in prize money, making it one of the more valuable novices’ events on the card.

The third race, The Arnold Thomson Novices’ Handicap Steeple Chase, is scheduled for 1:50 PM. The Class 4 contest will take place over two miles and 54 yards and is open to horses aged four and above rated between 0 and 120. With £9,750 in prize money available, it will provide an opportunity for novice chasers to compete in a handicap setting.

Following the three-mile Newton LDP Handicap Steeple Chase at 2:21 PM, attention will turn to the BNG Made Easy With Reverte Handicap Hurdle Race at 2:51 PM. The Class 4 event covers three miles, one furlong and five yards and is open to horses aged four and above with ratings between 0 and 120. Its status as a Challenger Stayers Hurdle Series Qualifier makes it a significant staying contest on the programme.

The penultimate race, The Pegasus Handicap Steeple Chase, is set for 3:22 PM. This Class 5 event will be run over two miles and 54 yards and is open to horses aged four and above rated between 0 and 100. The race offers ÂŁ7,250 in prize money and will provide another opportunity for runners to compete over fences.

The meeting will conclude at 3:52 PM with The Farol Fillies’ “Junior” National Hunt Flat Race. The Class 5 contest is exclusively for three-year-old fillies and will be run over two miles. Supported by the Great British Bonus scheme, the final race carries £4,000 in prize money and will bring the afternoon’s seven-race programme to a close.

With three hurdle races, three steeple chases and a National Hunt Flat contest, Warwick’s Wednesday meeting offers a varied programme for racing enthusiasts. The combination of novices’ events, handicap challenges and a staying hurdle qualifier is expected to make for an engaging afternoon at the course.

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