Lingfield Park Racecourse, Lingfield

Name: Lingfield Park Racecourse
Address: Lingfield Park Racecourse Racecourse Road, Lingfield, RH7 6PQ, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 7432 866637

#1 among attractions in Lingfield

Horse track, Gambling, Sport venue, Sport

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Nestled in the serene countryside of Surrey, Lingfield Park Racecourse stands as a premier destination for horse racing enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. Established in 1890, this historic venue has been captivating audiences with the thrill of the race for well over a century.

Lingfield Park offers a unique racing experience, as it features an all-weather track, one of the first of its kind in the UK, in addition to its turf course. This versatility ensures an uninterrupted racing calendar, with events taking place throughout the year, regardless of the weather conditions.

The racecourse is renowned for both flat racing and National Hunt races, providing a varied spectacle for racegoers. One of the highlights of the racing calendar at Lingfield is the prestigious Winter Derby, a Group 3 flat horse race that attracts top-tier talent from across the nation.

Aside from the adrenaline-pumping action on the tracks, Lingfield Park Racecourse also boasts an array of facilities to enhance the visitor experience. The venue offers a selection of dining options, ranging from casual bites to fine dining, ensuring that all tastes are catered to. For those looking to extend their stay, the on-site Marriott Hotel & Country Club provides luxurious accommodation, complete with a spa and golf course.

Coordinates: 51°10'14"N, 0°0'18"W

Address

Lingfield Park Racecourse Racecourse RoadLingfield RH7 6PQ United Kingdom

Contact

+44 7432 866637

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