Our Racecourses

Doncaster Racecourse is home to the World’s oldest Classic, the Group 1 Betfred St Leger, the sporting occasion of the Autumn calendar.  Other highlights include The Lincoln Handicap and Grimthorpe Chase.

Hereford Racecourse is a unique destination, conveniently located just a heartbeat away from the City centre yet a stone's throw away from the renowned Herefordshire countryside.

Newcastle Racecourse, is one of Britain’s busiest racecourses hosting over 60 all weather and jump racing fixtures a year, and is home to the historic Northumberland Plate & Grade One Fighting Fifth Hurdle

Sedgefield Racecourse has a reputation as the country’s friendliest racecourse due to it’s warm and relaxed atmosphere, and peaceful and tranquil setting in the County Durham countryside.

Southwell Racecourse offers a unique blend of charm, excitement and comfort, with racing on both all-weather and turf tracks, making it one of the premier sporting venues in the East Midlands.

Uttoxeter Racecourse is firmly established as one of the leading National Hunt tracks in the country, hosting 25 fixtures during the year including the famous Midlands Grand National.

Wolverhampton Racecourse is one of Britain’s busiest racecourses, hosting over 70 all-weather horse racing fixtures per year, including the Listed Lady Wulfruna Stakes and the popular Lincoln Trial.

Worcester Racecourse is the home of summer jump racing, with 20 National Hunt jump horse racing fixtures each year at its city centre location.

Bath Racecourse is set on the Lansdown plateau, in a beautiful countryside location between the cities of Bath and Bristol, and hosts more than 20 race days throughout the summer flat racing season.

Brighton Racecourse is one of the most exciting, vibrant, tracks in the South of England, and is known for its picturesque setting by the seaside and popular three day August Festival meeting.

Chepstow Racecourse is home to Wales' most prestigious race meeting, the Coral Welsh Grand National, along with several other fixtures, including the two day Jumps Season Opener in October.

Fontwell Park is steeped in horse racing history, and holds 24 jump racing fixtures throughout the year. It remains the only figure of eight jumps course in the UK, and is set in spectacular settings.

Britain’s newest racecourse when opened in 2009. Ffos Las (meaning Blue Ditch) hosts 19 flat and jumps fixtures across the year. Highlights include the West Wales National and the Welsh Champion Hurdle.

Great Yarmouth is a versatile leisure venue popular with tourists and hosts a number of horse racing fixtures, including September’s Easter Festival, featuring the Listed John Musker Fillies’ Stakes.

Lingfield Park is one of only six all-weather tracks in the UK, and holds a number of horse racing fixtures, including the £1 million All-Weather Championships Finals Day and the Oaks and Derby Trials.

Royal Windsor Racecourse sits on the River Thames, and hosts 27 horse racing fixtures.  Royal Windsor remains the only racecourse in Britain that can be approached by boat!