Visitor Guide: William Hill Super Saturday | Saturday 7th February

TIMINGS

Car Parks Open: 10:30am
Gates Open: 11am
First Race: 1pm
Last Race: 4:30pm
Afterparty: 4:45pm (Approx.)
Please note, these timings are subject to slight change.

RACING UPDATE

At the time of writing – and despite the recent heavy rainfall – the track remains raceable.

Check the official Going Report for the latest updates on track conditions below.

GOING UPDATE

WHAT’S ON

There’s a whole host to enjoy during William Hill Super Saturday including:

The William Hill Hurdle Race
The day’s showpiece, the William Hill Hurdle Race – Britain’s most valuable handicap hurdle – takes place at 3:30pm, be sure to head trackside and soak up the excitement!

Afterparty in Filly’s
DJ Moonraker will take to the decks in Filly’s, located adjacent to the Hampshire Stand, from 4:45pm for the ultimate after party – it’s the perfect way to round out an incredible day’s racing.

Meet a Retired Racehorse
Get up close and personal with Marhvelous – our equine ambassador, courtesy of Greatwood Charity. Marhvelous will be situated just inside the East Entrance at the start of the day.

Punters’ Panel
Join us before the first race for the Punters’ Panel, featuring racing legends Sir AP McCoy, Barry Geraghty and Mattie Batchelor. The perfect chance to get expert insight on the day’s racing.

Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) Parade
Keep an eye out for some familiar equine faces as they return to the Racecourse to parade at approximately 2pm.

William Hill Horse Box Activation
Enjoy a fun photo moment at the William Hill Horse Box Photobooth, the perfect spot to capture a momento of your day.

Trips to the Jump
Join ex-jockey Mattie Batchelor and get up close and personal with the horses at the final jump. Times will be displayed at the entrance to the Premier Enclosure (Parade Ring side).

England vs Wales | Six Nations
Don’t miss England v Wales rugby being shown on the ground floor of the Berkshire Stand after racing, with kick‑off at 4:40pm – grab a drink from the bar and settle in for the action.

ACCESSING THE RACECOURSE

If you have a Grandstand Enclosure ticket you’ll need to enter the Racecourse through the North Entrance.
If you have a Premier Enclosure ticket you will need to enter via the East or South Entrance, highlighted on the map below.

Tickets

Your ticket(s) should have arrived via email.
Simply scan your digital ticket(s) – or via the attachment(s) you receive via email – to gain access to the Racecourse.
You’ll also be able to print the digital ticket(s) you received via email and scan printed versions on arrival if you’d prefer.
If you’re looking to purchase additional tickets for friends or family, you can still purchase tickets below or on the gate on the day.

TICKETS

Upgrades

Guests with General Admission tickets are eligible to upgrade to our Racegoers’ Party Package. This upgrade includes a private table, a dedicated DJ and live music throughout the day, a welcome drink on arrival, an official racecard, and use of a private bar, You’ll also enjoy balcony access overlooking the Racecourse, offering fantastic views of all the racing action.

UPGRADE FOR £69pp

DRESS CODE

Newbury Racecourse wants all racegoers to feel comfortable during their visit – please see below for dress recommendations.

Grandstand Enclosure
Newbury’s Grandstand Enclosure offers a relaxed dress code with non-offensive fancy dress welcome.
Please note, football/sports team shirts are not permitted.

Premier Enclosure
Racegoers are encouraged to wear smart attire in the Premier Enclosure and many racegoers choose to dress up for their day with us.
Smart shorts, smart denim jeans and trainers are all permitted.
We ask that denim isn’t ripped while fancy dress, football/sports team shirts and vests are not permitted.

Under 12s
Please note, no dress code applies to Under 12s in any of Newbury Racecourse’s spaces.

Still not sure what to wear?
Visit our ‘What To Wear’ page for some inspiration.

WHAT TO WEAR

FOOD & DRINK

An array of food and drink – catering for a wide range of taste and dietary requirements – will be available across the Racecourse.

Vegan Offering
The Racecourse’s three coffee yards – on the ground and first floors of the Berkshire Stand and the first floor of the Dubai Duty Free Grandstand – offer a number of hot and cold vegan options.

Gluten Free Offering
The Butchers’ Block (ground floor of Berkshire), The Paddock Kitchen (first floor of Berkshire), Piglets Pantry (first floor of Hampshire) and the 1905 (first floor of the Hampshire) all offer menus which can be tailored to create gluten free options.

Dairy Free Offering
Oat, almond and soya milk are available across the Racecourse.

Should you have any queries or questions regarding the Racecourse’s food and drink offering please don’t hesitate to ask a member of the catering team.

FOOD & DRINK

RACING INFO & WEATHER

We’re looking forward to seven races on Saturday 7th February: 13:00, 13:35, 14:10, 14:45, 15:20, 15:55 & 16:30.
Check the official Going Report for daily updates on track conditions below.

GOING REPORT

For the latest weather forecast for Newbury, please follow the link below.

WEATHER FORECAST

Please note, the above timings are subject to slight change.

RACECOURSE MAP

Take a look below to get your bearings ahead of your visit.

GETTING HERE & TRAVEL

Once arriving at Newbury Racecourse station it’s simply a case of making the short walk (1-2 minutes) to the Racecourse.

By Rail
Newbury Racecourse has its own train station, which is just one stop from Newbury Station with regular connections from major stations across the region.

By Road
Once arriving at Newbury Racecourse station it’s simply a case of making the short walk (1-2 minutes) to the Racecourse.

The Racecourse is also easily accessible by road, with free on-site parking.

Those travelling by road from the east, west and north via the M4 should enter site via Hambridge Road (nearest postcode RG14 7PN), while those travelling from the south via the A339 should enter the course via Racecourse Road (nearest postcode RG14 7GL).

If travelling by road, please follow traffic marshal directions when arriving, who will be on hand to direct you to the appropriate car parks.

PLAN YOUR JOURNEY

CAR PARKING

All on-site parking at Newbury Racecourse is free with Car Parks 4 & 5 open for William Hill Super Saturday.
Please note, priority parking is reserved for Members in Car Park 4a with Car Park 4b and Car Park 5 available for all other racegoers.
Please follow our stewarding team’s instructions when arriving to park.
Car parks open at 10:30am, while vehicles can be left on-site overnight.
A coach park – for minibuses and coaches – is also available and staff will be on hand to direct appropriate vehicles to this car park.
Please note, if you require wheelchair access we advise parking in Car Park 4 and entering via the East Entrance.

FREE WIFI & APP

Newbury Racecourse offer all racegoers the use of a free Wi-Fi service.
When on-site simply select ‘FREE WIFI’ and create an account to start using the free service.
Britbet’s Raceday Ready App – designed to enhance your experience with us – will be available for use on-site at Newbury Racecourse – this can be accessed via links below or QR codes across site and within the Racecard.
You’ll also be able to access your ticket(s) on the Raceday Ready app.

RACECARDS

If you’re thinking of having a bet while you’re with us then you’ll be able to get all the insight and latest form within our Racecard.
These are available to purchase from sellers on the East Entrance and at the designated Racecard booths and are priced at £4.

ACCOMMODATION & STAYING OVER

Newbury Racecourse is home to The Lodge Hotel – a 36 bedroom hotel located close to the centre of the Racecourse – so why rush off after your day.
For more information on The Lodge Hotel and how to book a room please click below.

STAYING OVER

At the same time, Newbury Racecourse’s Hotel Partners Programme offers exclusive discounts on accommodation in and around Newbury that caters to a variety of tastes and preferences. Click here to find out more and book a room.

Cashless Site

Please note, Newbury Racecourse is a cashless site. Only the on-site bookmakers and the Tote will accept cash.  Cash machines can be found on-site.

Under 18s

Any racegoers under the age of 18 will need to be accompanied by a responsible adult (aged 21 or over or their parent) to enter the Racecourse, with a maximum of three Under 18s with any one adult.
Once on-site at the Racecourse, those aged 15 or under will need to be accompanied by their responsible adult at all times.

Challenge 25

Please note, Newbury Racecourse operates a ‘Challenge 25’ policy for alcohol purchase and consumption. Anyone lucky enough to look under 25, will need to show ID at either the East Entrance or at the Berkshire Stand Reception, where a ‘Challenge 25′ wristband will be issued.

Drugs Detection Dogs

Newbury Racecourse operate a zero-tolerance policy on anti-social behaviour and on the use of drugs. Drugs detection dogs will be on-site and on all entrances.

Ticket Touts

Please do not buy or sell from unauthorised ticket touts as we cannot guarantee tickets purchased in this manner will be valid for entry.

Security Checks and Searches

Bags may be searched upon entry and re-entry, we therefore ask racegoers to consider keeping bags and possessions to a minimum. Wand searches and or pat downs may also be carried out.

PROHIBITED ITEMS

First Aid

A First Aid point is available adjacent to the East Entrance.

RACEDAY INFORMATION