Newmarket has a rich history of horse racing that goes back to the 16th century. The racecourse was first established in 1636, and today a lot of  training yards and leading horse racing organisations are located here.  Hosting the first two Classic Races of the season, the 1,000 Guineas and 2,000 Guineas, and nine out of Britain’s 36 Group 1 flat races, Newmarket is often called the headquarters of British horseracing.  An interesting historic fact about the Newmarket Racecourse is that it was here that King Charles II became the first and only reigning British monarch to ride a winning horse. As...

It is enough to mention that Ascot Racecourse hosts 13, i.e. one third, out of Britain’s 36 Group 1 flat races every year to explain its significance in the horse racing scene of the United Kingdom. The racecourse receives approximately 600,000 annual visitors, which accounts for about 10% of all UK racegoers.  Established by Queen Anne in 1711, Ascot Racecourse has been supported by many monarchs throughout its history. These ties with the royalty have been maintained until modern times. Today, no Royal Ascot racing week is complete without the royal family arriving at the racecourse.  And while Royal Ascot is...

Planning your next racing adventure? The Doncaster races fixtures 2025 are packed with thrilling events, from prestigious classics to family-friendly days out. Whether you're a seasoned racegoer or a first-time visitor, Doncaster Racecourse offers a diverse calendar of races to suit every enthusiast.   Doncaster Racecourse Fixtures 2025 Doncaster Racecourse, one of Britain's oldest and most esteemed tracks, hosts a mix of Flat and National Hunt races throughout the year. Take a look at the Doncaster racecourse events lined up for 2025: January 24th-25th: Great Yorkshire Chase Weekend March 1st-2nd: Grimthorpe Chase Weekend 29th-30th: Lincoln Handicap Weekend April 25th: Afternoon Flat Racing 26th: Evening Flat...

There is a reason why Royal Ascot is considered the finest flat racing event of the season in Britain. From the best horses and jockeys to the most stylish outfits and most refined cuisines, it carries the “royal” status with dignity.  First established by Queen Anne in 1711, the Ascot Racecourse was supported by many monarchs who visited the grounds during the race week. Today the Royal Ascot week is the most spectacular summer event in Britain’s social life — and also the most valuable one, with the prize money counted in millions of pounds. This year the Royal Ascot falls...