Watch Live Singapore Horse Racing Online

If you're looking for a way to watch live Singapore horse racing online, you've come to the right place. Here you can find information on the Astrovision screen, Rules, and Sponsors, as well as useful tools. You can even place bets and receive the results of your bets on the Astrovision screen.

Astrovision screen

The Astrovision screen is 46m long and 8m wide, and shows racing action in vibrant colors and comprehensive detail. In addition, the track's stables have over 1,000 stalls, as well as trainer facilities like an equine swimming pool, treadmills, and horse walkers. There are seven racetracks, including poly and turf, as well as an uphill track completed in February 2010. The track's underground drainage system minimizes waterlogging.

Flexi-Quartet betting option

Horse racing is a popular sport in Asia, and Singapore is no exception. The Singapore Pools website allows you to place your bets in a variety of ways, from home to work. These betting options are convenient and legal, and they save Singapore from the harsh restrictions of gambling legislation in some jurisdictions.

Rules

If you want to watch live horse racing, you'll need to know the rules of live horse racing in Singapore. Unlike in the United States, Singapore does not have a breeding industry, so all thoroughbred bloodstock comes from overseas. Most of it is imported from New Zealand or Australia, while some is imported from France, England, and Ireland. Many Singapore horse owners buy their horses from foreigners and send them to local trainers for training. These trainers are licensed by the Singapore Turf Club and the jockeys are granted licenses to compete at the racetrack.

Sponsors of Singapore horse racing

Singapore horse racing is popular among visitors, both local and overseas. The city is home to 12 editions of the Singapore Grand Prix, which has attracted more than five hundred thousand international visitors and generated $1.5 billion in tourism receipts. However, the recent Covid-19 outbreak has hit the tourism industry hard. Prior to Covid-19, more than 19 million foreign visitors came to Singapore annually, bringing more than $2.5 billion in tourism receipts. Over 60 per cent of the cost of night races is covered by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.

Form guides

Form guides are an important tool for punters looking to follow the races in live Singapore. They contain information on racetracks, individual runners, trainers and more. You can find them online two weeks before race day.

Legality of betting on Singapore horse racing

In a recent operation, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) raided six places that allowed illegal betting on horse races. The police seized over $30K in cash, several cell phones, and other documents. They are investigating 89 individuals. If convicted, they could face severe penalties.