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Located in Esher, less than half an hour by train from London

Waterloo. Sandown Park Racecourse offers stunning views

against a backdrop of exhilarating sport. This is the ideal

place to socialise with 24 fixtures a year. Many of the fixtures

also include live entertainment off the course, and summer

welcomes our popular music with racing evenings where

you can dance as the sun goes down.

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• An easy drive from London, take the A3 and

follow the brown signs to Sandown Park.

• Free parking is available in the centre of the

course (accessed via More Lane). Parking in

the main carpark (accessed via Portsmouth

Road) is charged at £5.

• Esher train station is just a 30 minute train

journey from London Waterloo and then a 10

minute walk to the racecourse. On racedays

you can also cross directly through the centre

of the course (subject to weather conditions,

please check online before you leave).

• A complimentary minibus service is available

between Esher station and the racecourse.

• A helipad is available for use on racedays,

however arrivals must be confirmed in advance

by calling 01372 464 348.

• Sandown Park is easily accessed from London

airports, with Heathrow 12 miles and Gatwick

25 miles away by road.

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Whether you’re coming with family, friends or colleagues, or wondering whether the racecourse is accessible and safe for you, look no

further. We provide a range of facilities and amenities to enable you to get the most out of your day.

W H E N Y O U A R R I V E

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1. Free parking for Blue Badge holders located near the Main Entrance

2. Entrances are accessible for wheelchair users

3. Complimentary carer and assistant tickets – please call 01372 464 348

to arrange these in advance

4. Disabled toilet facilities

5. Disabled viewing platforms on racedays along the front of the

Grandstand and music nights (tickets for this area on music nights

must be applied for in advance)

6. Lifts accessible for wheelchair users

7. Refreshment areas accessible for wheelchair users

8. All guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs are welcome

9. First Aid facilities available

Whatever your needs or ability we work hard to make

sure the racecourse is accessible to everyone:

V E N U E A C C E S S I B I L I T Y

K I D S A R E W E L C O M E

We want everyone to enjoy their day at the races!

Two kids go FREE per fully paying adult.

To make the most of your day with the family keep an

eye our fixtures with children’s entertainment.

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R A C E D A Y S T Y L E

• Collared shirts, polo shirts or a polo necked jumper are required

• Jackets and ties are welcome but not compulsory• Smart jeans are accepted

• Dresses or smart attire, including tweed jackets and blazers are welcome

• Hats or fascinators are welcome but not essential

Please note: shorts, trainers, sportswear and flip flops are not permitted within this Enclosure.

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• Smart shorts, smart denim jeans and trainers are acceptable

• Smart casual dresses and skirts are welcome but not required

Please note: football shirts and vests are not permitted within the Grandstand Enclosure. Majority of fancy dress is accepted in this Enclosure but please contact us first to

discuss and avoid disappointment.

H O S P I TA L I T Y & P R E M I E R E N C L O S U R E

G R A N D S TA N DE N C L O S U R E

There are plenty of hospitality options from our

pre-booked boxes to our Equus Restaurant. The

Premier Enclosure offers an exclusive walk-in

restaurant, The Brasserie, and you will have access

to bar facilities, including the popular Moet &

Chandon Champagne bar. You will have prime

viewing from the Winning Post.

The Grandstand Enclosure provides an excellent

atmosphere; it’s a relaxed and fun environment

with access to the Parade Ring, bookmakers

and a great view of the racetrack in the heart

of the racecourse. Food and drinks stands

are located around the Grandstand and

provide a range of delicious options.

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A traditional day at a British racecourse involves

getting in your favourite raceday outfit, enjoying

classic racing and great food!

Sandown Park Racecourse welcomes picnics

with 1/2 a bottle of wine or four cans of beer per

person, alongside a substantial amount of food

in the picnic area in the Grandstand Enclosure.

We also have plenty of food options on

the day from hospitality options, such as our

Equus Restaurant or food and drink stands

around the racecourse.

E N J OY A RAC E DAY P I C N I C

C L I C K H E R E T O F I N D O U T M O R E

You can have a fantastic day whether you place a bet or not. We encourage you to gamble responsibly,

whether you put a bet down outside in the betting ring or at one of the on-site betting shops or Tote.

1. Take a look at a racecard either by using The Jockey Club app, or by purchasing one on arrival at the racecourse.

2. Visit the horses in the Parade Ring before the race starts – you are looking for alert - but not unsettled - horses.

3. Choose if you would like to place a bet at the ‘Bookies’ (Bookmakers), in front of the Grandstand or at one of the betting shops, located in various places in the grounds.

The Tote betting points are slightly different - you’re not betting against a bookie, it is more like a lottery as your stakes go into a pool.

4. When you make a bet, state the number of the horse and the stake – for example ‘No. 4, £5 to win’ or ‘No. 4, £5 each way’, meaning you are spending £10 overall and you will win a percentage if the horse places 2nd or 3rd (not applicable if the race has less than four horses running).

5. Make sure you keep your betting slip! If you’re on to a winner don’t celebrate too soon - wait for the ‘weighed in’ announcement which confirms the jockeys have been weighed with their kit and the result is official.

6. You can now go back to the respective bookie, betting shop or Tote and claim your winnings!

THE BASICS OF BETTING AT THE RACES

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