Sport

There has always been a connection between British culture and horses. This bond of history and tradition stretches through centuries. Whether it is racing at Ascot or countryside events ranging from polo to cattle herding, horses are part of British culture. When these groups come together--polo on manicured lawns, an unparalleled atmosphere where skill and tradition celebrate one's heritage--the mood is contagious. One of the most distinguished events is the Cheltenham Gold Cup, transcending the definition of sport to embody a long-lasting devotion to thoroughbreds as well as the...

Exeter Chiefs and England winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso will spend a couple of months on the sidelines having elected to have surgery on a shoulder injury.

The breakout international player – who is on one of England Rugby’s enhanced EPS contracts – suffered a shoulder dislocation in Chiefs’ Gallagher Premiership match against Sale Sharks in December 2024.

Having consulted the medical teams at England and Exeter Chiefs, Feyi-Waboso originally attempted to rehabilitate the injury. However, he suffered a reinjury of the issue in England camp recently and has now elected to...

Who doesn’t love a four-day week? And what better way to celebrate that extra day of freedom than with a day at the races? This Friday, February 21 , Exeter Racecourse invites social butterflies and lovers of good old-fashioned fun to put a day at the races back on their agendas!

This is your chance to step back in time to when the heart of the community was the people who brought it to life, the laughter was loud, and the connections were real. Swap your office chair for a spot on Haldon Hill, Devon’s most iconic sporting venue, and experience the magic of the Devon National!...

One of Britain’s most celebrated authors is remembered at Exeter Racecourse at its Super Sunday fixture (February 9th) with the first staging of the £40,000 Listed Agatha Christie Mares' Novices' Chase.

The winner of the extended two miles and a furlong contest will receive The Mousetrap Cup, which is named after the most famous play penned by “The Queen of Crime”, which holds the world record for the number of performances having been staged continuously (bar the COVID-19 pandemic) at London’s St Martin’s Theatre since October 6th 1952.

Explaining the innovation of this...