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Snow Halts Wolverhampton Racing Tonight — Storm Goretti Impact
January 9, 2026
Horse racing fans woke up today to news that Friday night’s racing card at Wolverhampton Racecourse has been abandoned after nearly four inches of snow from Storm Goretti covered the all-weather track. Officials held multiple inspections, but conditions did not improve in time for evening races.
Wolverhampton confirmed the cancellation on social media and assured ticket holders they would be contacted regarding refunds or transfers. Other UK meets — including those at Warwick and Kempton — are also in jeopardy as freezing weather continues to affect winter racing.
Why It Matters
Wolverhampton is a key venue for the All-Weather Championships, and the loss of tonight’s fixture is a blow for winter racing fans.
This follows a week of weather-related disruptions across British tracks, highlighting the challenges of cold-season racing
Horses racing in the snow