FAQ
How Where Horses Run uses sources, defines coverage, updates information, and limits what it publishes.
Where Horses Run is a static-first guide to horse-racing countries, racecourses, calendars, reviewed timetables, racing types, terminology, and official-source routes around the world. It is not a replacement for official programmes, entries, results, or betting pages.
You can browse country and region racing overviews, racecourses, racing types, official sources, and glossary explanations. Where reviewed data is available, the site also shows meeting dates and publication-safe post-time information.
The site uses official sources from organizers, regulators, and racecourses, together with reviewed reference sources used for a limited purpose. Official-source links on each page remain the final place to confirm current and complete information.
No. Coverage varies because official information, source structure, and review status differ by country, region, racecourse, and organizer. Check each page’s coverage notes and source status.
Information is updated when reviewable official-source evidence is available. The site does not promise real-time updates. Always confirm late changes on the official source before a meeting.
C covers meeting date and racecourse. B adds the first-race time. B+ adds first- and last-race times. A permits race labels and post times. A+ is a lightweight programme summary on meeting-detail pages and may add policy-approved race name, distance, surface, and course fields.
No. It only means that no approved meeting record is currently available for display. It does not prove that racing is absent in that country or region. Use the listed official sources for the latest schedule.
No. Dates and times can change, be postponed, or be cancelled. Confirm the final information on the official source before making travel, viewing, or other plans.
No. Entries, horse names, jockey and trainer names, draws, weights, odds, results, payouts, predictions, betting picks, and complete racecards are outside the site’s publication scope.
No. Where Horses Run is an information-discovery guide. It does not provide wagering recommendations, predictions, betting picks, or gambling advice.
The site does not embed video or publish direct stream URLs, unofficial mirrors, or copied recordings. If a reviewed official live or replay route is listed, follow the displayed access conditions and use the official service.
Use official-source links to confirm the latest and complete meeting information. Use the glossary to understand terms such as meeting, post time, racecourse, surface, and racing roles. For current facts, the official source takes priority.