01Belverra racing

The home of Belverra flat racing

The Thoroughbred
at speed.

Belverra Jockey Club gives flat racing a home of its own—three age divisions, a clear competitive pathway, and a standard built around athleticism, stamina, power, rhythm, and bravery.

Two bay Thoroughbreds racing neck-and-neck on a turf course at dawn
Three divisions
One championship path
01 / Three age divisions02 / Six racing levels03 / Thoroughbreds only
A bay Thoroughbred and jockey walking through the racecourse paddock
Quiet preparation. Clear purpose.
02

The club

A dedicated racing authority within the Belverra community.

Belverra Jockey Club exists to organize and celebrate the flat-racing Thoroughbred. It brings the race program, eligibility standards, progression rules, and official standings into one focused destination.

The club is a companion to Belverra Thoroughbred Club. Breeding, ownership, and the wider sport remain connected, while racing receives a clear identity and an easier path to follow.

Race divisions

Every stage has its own field.

Horses begin racing at age two. Each division keeps peers together while allowing an open route for mature runners.

2YO
Foundation division

2-Year-Olds

The first racing season: early speed, developing stamina, and careful progression.

Age 2
3YO
Classic division

3-Year-Olds

A standalone division for horses entering their classic-year campaign.

Age 3
3+
Open-age division

3-Year-Old & Up

Three-year-olds and older horses meet across the full racing ladder.

Age 3+

The racing ladder

Win your way forward.

Levels are based on age, stat minimums, and wins earned at the prior level. Stakes and graded races are qualification-only.

LevelMinimum ageStat minimumEntry requirementProgression
01Maiden2+—Open entry1 win to move up
02Allowance2+151 Maiden win2 wins to move up
03StakesQualified2+302 Allowance wins4 wins to move up
04Grade IIIQualified2+454 Stakes wins5 wins to move up
05Grade IIQualified2+605 Grade III wins5 wins to move up
06Grade IQualified2+755 Grade II winsTop class
AthleticismStaminaPowerRhythmBravery
Three Thoroughbred racehorses galloping across a sunlit turf course
Belverra on the turfAbility earns the next start.

Racing principles

Speed, developed responsibly.

  1. 01
    Start at two

    Foals and yearlings may participate in In-Hand / Young Horse classes; racing begins at age two.

  2. 02
    Advance by merit

    Wins at each stage determine when a horse becomes eligible for the next racing level.

  3. 03
    Reward the complete athlete

    Athleticism, stamina, power, rhythm, and bravery define the Belverra racing standard.

Belverra Jockey Club

Meet the horses setting the pace.

Open live standings