UK Racecourse Information
Nottingham Racecourse
Welcome To Nottingham Racecourse Nottingham Racecourse has a rich 100-year history, hosting Flat racing only for the first time in 1996. Now offering a total of 21 days racing from March through to November, this Midlands course is becoming increasingly popular and has undergone significant improvements to its facilities in recent years, including a refurbished Grandstand. |
Contact Details  Address Nottingham Racecourse Colwick Park Nottingham NG2 4BE Telephone 0115 9580620 Fax 0115 958 4515 |
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Travel Information Local Transport Links By Road The racecourse is east of Nottingham off the B686 Colwick road. From the north, racegoers should leave the M1 at Junction 25 and follow the A52 to the A6011 at West Bridgford. From here follow the brown Tourist Board signs and Park & Ride signs to the course. By Rail Nottingham railway station is two miles from the course. Railway Station Newton Abbot Railway Station 0.7 miles (1.2 km) Airport Exeter 15.5 miles (24.9 km) By Air Helicopters can land at the racecourse by prior agreement. Route Finder |
Nottingham Racecourse Facilities Betting There are Tote and bookmaker facilities around the course. Parking All car parking is free. Children Children 16 and under can enter for free when accompanied by an adult. There is also a small adventure playground and there is always additional entertainment at weekend, evening and bank holiday meetings. Disabled There are trackside and parade ring viewing ramps for disabled racegoers with lift access to both stands. |
Nottingham Racecourse Enclosures And Grandstands Premier Tickets: £15-£17 Food And Drink The Centenary Bar has a full bar service with sandwiches, baguettes, pork rolls, pastries and tea and coffee. The Lawn Bar offers a full bar service as well as pitchers of beer and Pimms and the Members Rooftop Restaurant has a 3 course carvery lunch or evening meal available. Viewing From the Centenary Stand there are views of the racecourse, the Parade Ring and the Winner’s Enclosure. You can access all the other racecourse facilities from this area as well as Tote betting stands. Dress Smart Casual, i.e. no denim, shorts, T-shirts or trainers. Grandstand Tickets: £10-£12 Food And Drink The Champions Bar provides a full bar, pies, sandwiches, baguettes, sausage and mash etc. The Bistro and Champagne Bar has Deli style seafood and cold meat platters as well as a daily hot platter. There’s also Frankie’s Bar and the summer pavilion offering both snacks and drinks. Viewing The main Grandstand provides views across the course and provides access to the Parade Ring and Winner’s Enclosure. In the summer it is possible to use the Summer Pavilion which has a fully stocked bar as well as a lawn terrace next to the Parade Ring Dress |
Course Details Flat Course  Effect Of Draw The advantage of the draw is dependent on the position of the stalls Left-handed oval, galloping, flat with easy turns. About 1m4f round with 4 1/2f run-in. Alternative 5f course on old hurdle track. |
Nottingham Racecourse Fixtures 2008 Weekday Wednesday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Friday Saturday Wednesday Wednesday Saturday Thursday Saturday Friday Thursday Tuesday Friday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Wednesday Wednesday Date 2nd April 2008 15th April 2008 19th April 2008 23rd April 2008 9th May 2008 10th May 2008 4th June 2008 11th June 2008 5th July 2008 10th July 2008 12th July 2008 18th July 2008 31st July 2008 12th August 2008 15th August 2008 1st October 2008 8th October 2008 16th October 2008 29th October 2008 5th November 2008 Race Type Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat More Information Nottingham Opener Further Flight Day Second April Meeting Third April (Evening) Meeting Spring Meeting Second May Meeting Second May Meeting First June Meeting Second June Meeting First July (Evening) Meeting Second July (Evening) Meeting Third July Meeting Fourth July Meeting First August Meeting Second August (Evening) Meeting First May Meeting First October Meeting Second October Meeting Third October Meeting Fourth October Meeting November Meeting |
