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at Chester Races, where the thrill of the races meets high glamour
attracting both racing fans and fashionistas alike.
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1. Restaurant 1539 2. Step out in style… 3. Polo at Chester Racecourse
Standing proudly upon the Step out in style for the May Festival a host of national and international
site of a large Roman harbour, and absorb the ambience as people players compete in this two day
this elegant mile-long course gather for the society event of the event held at the historic Roodee,
lies just a moment away from year. Or take your pick from 13 offering the perfect opportunity
the city walls. daytime and evening race meetings to indulge in the glitz and glamour
from May to September at Chester of this great sport.
As a national audience mixes with Racecourse. Alternatively, enjoy
a local crowd, the atmosphere here the excitement of jump racing at its The British Masters Show Jumping
takes on a charm and intimate sister racecourse, Bangor-on-Dee. event on 3rd - 5th July will bring
quality of its own. So close that current and future Olympic stars
you can feel the force of the final As well as an action packed racing to Chester. Classes will include
furlong, yet far enough away to season Chester Racecourse will also a significant Horse of the year
enjoy panoramic views of the track. be home to two key international qualifier as well as the lead event.
equestrian events. The Coutts
International Polo Weekend Whether you make a day of it and
on 29th and 30th May will see spend a night in the city or simply
wander down and watch from
Chester has the power to transport you right
the walls – you’ll soon understand
why Chester has become one of the
into the heart of the action. most visited racecourses in Britain.
See our Events Listing for details of race meets taking place
Did you know?
at the racecourse’s sister track at Bangor on Dee.
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