Quick Guide to Horse Betting in Kranji Racecourse Singapore

Horse racing in Singapore is not as posh as it is seen in many other countries such as France, England, and the USA. But, it is enough to give you an enjoyment and excitement of the race. Also, the entry fee is much lower than in other countries. So, you can move here to see the excitement at the start, shouts before the finish line, and harmonious theatre for interaction. This is the reason, horse racing is the younger crowd. So, let’s go to Kranji Racecourse -the most popular horse racing areas in Singapore. 

Singapore Horse Betting Tradition

Bukit Timah Racecourse had existed here since 1933. But, the Turf Club -which operates Kranji Racecourse was only opened in 1990 to replace it. The reason for its popularity is its modern facilities where enthusiasts turn up for the weekly bets. The Horse Betting in Singapore is held on Friday nights and Sunday afternoons with up to 12 races daily. If you are here, you can’t miss the giant grandstand.The entry fee is a mere S$5. So, young population pour into the station to see and participate in the race. Most people like to follow the races out here in the afternoon heat.

If you are coming for the first time, it will take a few races until you understand the horse betting in Singapore, as half the time will be spent to grasp the numbers and names. However, the excitement and anticipation for the race rise infinitely, once you have found an ideal combination.

Be Careful before Horse Betting in Singapore

Betting on the winning horse is a straightforward option but, it may not be the best idea as it is costly and chances of your win are less due to only one possibility to win. So, it is a better idea to make a ‘Place Forecast’ bet (S$2 per unit), as it allows you to choose two horses that you think will be among the first three finishers. Your chances here are elevated, as you have several possibilities of winning.

How to Get to this racecourse?

The Kranji Racecourse is well-connected to the North-South MRT Line (red line). It has its own stop. Get off the train and take a walk to reach here within a few minutes. You can enjoy some foods here, in a few shops and eateries, before the race starts.