Tuesday, July 12, 2016

BRITISH JUMP RACING SUMMER HIGHLIGHT COMING UP IN LINCOLNSHIRE


FROM MARKET RASEN RACECOURSE

The annual highlight of jump racing in Britain over the summer is approaching at Market Rasen Racecourse … Saturday is Betfred Summer Plate & Lincs FM Ladies’ Day.
Four times in the past seven years the largest attendance of the year at the Lincolnshire racecourse has been recorded during Ladies’ Day in July.
Not only are there seven races including two on Channel 4 – the Betfred Summer Plate and Betfred Summer Hurdle – visitors can also enjoy fashion shows from Ladida Boutique, live music from Marc Dillon and local Duo Molly & Will.
Race-goers are already getting ready for the ‘best dressed’ and ‘best hat’ competitions sponsored by The Health Management Trust. There are great prizes to be won and the judging panel includes the racecourse’s ‘Face of Ladies Days’, Lincolnshire photographer Phillipa Buss.
There is no need for spectators to rush away at the end of the afternoon for Lincs FM DJ Alex Cann will be holding an Après Racing party after the last race.
Nadia Gollings, General Manager, Market Rasen Racecourse (pictured), said: “Betfred & Lincs FM Ladies’ Day featuring the Summer Plate, the racecourse’s richest and most prestigious race of the year, in the middle of summer is always one of our most popular occasions of the year.
“Ladies’ days are one of the great success stories of the horse racing industry, helping to boost attendances for the country’s second most popular spectator sport which annually attracts six million visitors across Britain.”
The racecourse opens on Saturday, 16th July at 11.45am, two hours before the first scheduled race. Tickets are from just £9 in advance which can be purchased at http://marketrasen.thejockeyclub.co.uk or through the ticket line on 0344 579 3009. Accompanied children aged under 18 are admitted free of charge.
Market Rasen Racecourse is staging 22 jump racing meetings in 2016 and is a leading conference and events centre in the East Midlands.  More information is available at www.marketrasenraces.co.uk


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