Monday, June 06, 2016

BRIGG FOLK CAN ENJOY A DAY AT THE RACES


Market Rasen Racecourse is teaming up with Lincs Inspire to promote health and well-being among young people in the county.
They are coming together to stage what is aimed to be Lincolnshire’s Biggest Junior Workout at the annual Don Noble Bookmakers Family Day racing fixture on Sunday, 3rd July.
Two fitness instructors from Lincs Inspire will lead the youngsters in the workout, and Lincs Inspire’s Sports Development Team will hold a range of fun-filled activities, such as a penalty shoot-out and giant games.
The exciting picnic-themed day, which includes personal appearances by Peter Rabbit throughout the day and the partnership with Lincs Inspire, complements the initiative of the racecourse which launched the Lawn Enclosure Community Project this spring.
Pupils from five local schools - De Aston, Middle Rasen, Legsby, Osgodby and Tealby - have been designing and planting flower beds provided by the racecourse. They will be formally unveiled on the day that the racecourse’s Family Enclosure is re-titled the Lawn Enclosure. The beds will also include a time capsule.
As well as the schools, local businesses have been getting involved, with Jacksons Buildbase, Bathroom Desires, Peter Rhodes, Mole Valley, the Co-op and Tesco showing their support.
Robbie Parry, owner of Mill Farm Nursery in Middle Rasen, has also been offering the young gardeners advice.

Nadia Gollings, General Manager, Market Rasen Racecourse (PICTURED), said: “We are delighted to be getting together with Lincs Inspire on our Don Noble Bookmakers Family Day on the first Sunday in July to promote a healthy lifestyle for youngsters and it’s sure to be an exciting race-day for all the family.
The new Lawn Enclosure celebrates all that is good for families on our race-days, showcasing top quality racing combined with high quality children’s entertainment. Market Rasen Racecourse is very much part of its community and we are pleased to be giving something back to our customers who support us throughout the year.”
Sue Wells, Chief Executive, Lincs Inspire, said: “At Lincs Inspire we are all about inspiring people to lead more active and healthy lives through a wide range of sporting, leisure and cultural activities. We are thrilled to be working with Market Rasen Racecourse and encouraging those attending the Don Noble Bookmakers Family Day to get active and have fun!”
The racecourse opens on Sunday, 3rd July at 12 noon, two hours before the first scheduled race for professional jockeys. There are also two pony races for up-and-coming teenage riders. Tickets are from just £7.20 in advance.
Tickets for all race meetings can be purchased in advance at a discount athttp://marketrasen.thejockeyclub.co.uk or through the ticket line on 0344 579 3009. Accompanied children aged under 18 are admitted free of charge on almost all days.

About Market Rasen Racecourse
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.

1 comment:

  1. Shame no trains will be running, Sunday travel by train in Lincolnshire is always shocking

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