NEWBURY racecourse is one of the premier horse racing tracks in Britain for both National Hunt and flat racing.
Whilst jumps and flat fans may disagree on the matter, it’s arguably the two-day Ladbrokes Trophy meeting – known to most by its old name, the Hennessy meeting – that the Berkshire course is most recognised for.
Where is Newbury racecourse?
Newbury racecourse is located near Newbury in Berkshire.
The address for the course is The Racecourse, Racecourse Rd, Newbury RG14 7NZ.
How do I get to Newbury?
Newbury racecourse is easily accessible by train, particularly as it has its own station right opposite the course.
It can be found one stop from Newbury station, with direct trains from London Paddington on selected major racedays and regular connections from the west.
There is plenty of free, on-the-day parking at Newbury for those who wish to drive.
The racecourse is clearly signposted and just minutes from Junctions 12 and 13 of the M4, also easily accessible from the M3. The course is clearly signposted from the M4 and from the A34 South of Newbury.
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What meetings take place at Newbury?
A full list of the race meetings scheduled:
- The Ladbrokes Winter Carnival 1st-2nd December 2017 – Book Tickets HERE
- St James’s Palace Christmas Raceday 20th December 2017 – Book Tickets HERE
- Betfred Challow Hurdle Day 30th December 2017 – Book Tickets HERE
- Betfair Super Saturday 10th February 2018 – Book Tickets HERE
- Mencap Charity Raceday 2nd March 2018 – Book Tickets HERE
- Greatwood Charity Raceday 3rd March 2018 – Book Tickets HERE
- Be Wiser Jumps Season Finale 23rd-24th March 2018 – Book Tickets Here
How much do tickets for Newbury racecourse cost?
Grandstand tickets at Newbury racecourse vary between £18 and £38 while Premier tickets vary between £26 and £53.
Ladbrokes Trophy day, formerly known as Hennessy Gold Cup day, usually has the highest ticket prices of the year at Newbury racecourse.
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