News and features

Travelling to Bro Park in September, Racing Breaks (Europe’s largest racing travel company, based in London), are excited to provide unique insight to Sweden’s thoroughbred industry in an inaugural trip to Scandinavia. Read more

Hard One To Please trained in Norway by Annike Bye Hansen underlined his superstar credentials in the 2022 renewal of the Group 3 Stockholm Cup International under Pat Cosgrave who was winning Sweden’s most prestigious race for a third consecutive year. Read more

On Sunday, Sweden's biggest thoroughbred race Stockholm Cup will be ridden at Bro Park. Hometown hopeful Espen Hill is one of the favorites in the hunt for the SEK 900,000 first prize. He has raced in the Cup twice before - he finished fourth last year and second two years ago. Read more

Sunday's Stockholm Cup International (Gr.3) at Bro Park has attracted a full field of 15 runners. ATG, the Swedish tote, has compiled a presentation of each horse. Read more

The Stockholm Cup International (Gr.3) is held at Bro Park on Sunday, September 18. As usual, it is Scandinavia’s greatest race day. This year is looking especially exceptional since it has attracted a lot of runners from both continental Europe and Great Britain. Read more

Svensk Galopp has been questioned regarding comments given by the trainer of Good Eye, Jessica Long, after the performance in Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood, Saturday 30th July 2022. Unfortunately, there has been some misinterpretation of the interview given by Jessica Long regarding Good Eye, who finished fourth in the Stewards’ Cup at Goodwood. Read more

Sunday's Jockeyklubben Svenskt Derby (Swedish Derby) at Jägersro is the richest and most prestigious race in Sweden. Here is a presentation of the 14 runners. Read more

Are you ready to do something different this year? Welcome to the Stockholm Cup International Day at Bro Park on Sunday, 18 September 2022. The entries to the feature races close on Monday, 8 August. Read more

Sunday's Group 3 Stockholm Stora Pris at Bro Park has attracted a small but quality field with runners from Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Read more

The international jockey competition Women Jockeys' World Cup at Bro Park, Stockholm, is unfortunately cancelled this year. Read more