Fyensløbsdagen brings eight races at Odense on Saturday with the Stark Fyensløbet, worth DKK 120,000, as the highlight. Tina Mortensen saddles three of the nine runners in the hunt to beat last year’s winner, the Lea Olsen-trained Garlic.
Fyens Væddeløbsbane stages the biggest event of the year in Odense on Saturday 12 September. The Stark Fyensløbet over 2300 metres is the day’s best-endowed contest with DKK 120,000 in total prize money. The card also features the Odense Milen, the Fyens 3-års Cup and the Elkær Stutteri Fuldblodsfonds Ærespræmieløb – all worth DKK 60,000.
Entries have now been taken for two of the big events on Fyensløbet day, Stark Fyensløbet over 2,300 metres and Odense Milen over 1,650 metres. The two contests have attracted 16 and 13 possible candidates respectively.
Evelina Rönnlund will not soon forget Saturday 25 July 2026. The Swedish jockey won all four of the day’s races, three of them for her former employer, Tina Mortensen. The
Tina Mortensen, who this season has returned to her former home track in Odense, took care of half of Sunday’s four contests on Funen. Amateur rider Matilde Kløve took three
Sandie Kjær opened the racing season in Odense on Friday evening with a stable one-two, as Royal Dane beat Alakay in the 2026 season opener over 1,650 metres. Later, Aarhus
Racing Club Fyn goes into the coming season with a new share prospectus in the shape of the four-time winner Liberian Girl, who will be starting out for the local
Sandie Kjær-trained Alakay won together with Stina Östlund the year’s last contest at Fyens Væddeløbsbane, when the season reached its conclusion on Sunday afternoon. Alakay won the day’s Class 3
Lea Olsen secured a double triumph in Stark Fyensløbet on Saturday afternoon, when four-year-old Garlic beat his same-aged stable companion Giovanni Torkdahl by a head. In third came the Niels
Fyens Væddeløbsbane had one of the big days of the year on the Saturday programme, with Goffs Premier Yearling Sale Stakes as the main event. The first prize of 35,000
With the prospect of more race days where the Scandinavian tracks end up on top of each other, the shortage of riders is being put on full display. On Funen,
Constitution Day’s main event in Odense, Karl K. Pedersens Mindeløb, ended in a dramatic aftermath, when Torben Christensen-trained Milliondollarbaby and Kelvin Belcourt had the victory taken away from them after
The newly started professional trainer Stine Schäfing has, on the back of an impressive start to the season with a strike rate of 33 per cent from nine starts, once
Stine Schäfing, who until now has trained on an amateur licence, has been granted a temporary professional licence at Fyens Væddeløbsbane. “I have got the business going nicely and now
Fyens Væddeløbsbane has over time housed a number of Denmark’s most prominent trainers, among them Hanne Bechmann, Søren Jensen, Flemming Poulsen, Bent Olsen, Marc Stott and Tina Mortensen. Going into
Torben Christensen’s Milliondollarbaby and Tina Mortensen’s Pura Vida became the season’s last two winners at Fyens Væddeløbsbane, when they won on Friday afternoon in Lensbaron Berners Ærespræmie and HM Dronning
The trip across both the Øresund and the Great Belt was well worth it for Light Valley Stud’s four-year-old Captain’s Choice, who by seven lengths won Scandinavia’s best-paid handicap in
Pinerolo did his last piece of work at Øvrevoll for Niels Petersen on Monday, before he moved into Tina Mortensen’s care in Aalborg. And on Saturday afternoon the Pistachio son
The year’s first race day in Odense became above all a triumph for Sandie Kjær and her stable jockey Lucas Conceição, who together won two of the five scheduled contests.
The racetrack in south-western Odense has found its new director in Annette Lylover Jensen, who takes up the job in Sanderum on 1 May 2024. She succeeds Claus Juncker, who
Elkær Stutteri’s home-bred Precious, who earlier in the week was transferred from Niels Petersen to Birgitte Nielsen, crowned on Saturday both a supreme day for Jacob Johansen, who rode four
Stald Ras’ five-year-old Northern Carlras simply refuses to give in on Funen. On Saturday he started for the sixth time on the oval in Odense – and he won for
The former Norwegian Kriterium winner Kingof Pharoahs finally found the tune again, when in the hands of Nicolaj Stott he secured a convincing triumph for his owner and trainer Sarah
Fyens Væddeløbsbane staged the season’s last four gallop races on Tuesday evening, and it became victories for both the home team and for trainers in Aarhus and Aalborg. Nicolaj Stott