Ascot Racecourse
Ascot
Berkshire
SL5 7JX
Telephone: 0844 346 3000
Email: enquiries@ascot.co.uk
Twitter : @Ascot
Facebook : facebook.com/AscotRacecourse

About Ascot
Ascot is the top racecourse in the United Kingdom and hosts 9 of Britain's 32 annual Group 1 horse races. It stages 26 days of racing during the course of a year, which includes 18 days of flat racing, between May and October and 8 National Hunt fixtures from November to April.
Ascot has strong connections with the Royal Family and the highlight of their racing calendar is the Royal Ascot Festival held in June each year.
Their website includes details of racedays and events, plus details of fine dinning and private box hire. The site also includes details for anyone visiting Ascot racecourse, including a guide to ticket types, getting to Ascot, venue accessibility, what to wear, picnic policy, preferred hotels nearby and online ticket booking.
Free Bets on Ascot Races
Royal Ascot
For 5 days in June Ascot takes center stage in both racing and fashion calendars with the Royal Ascot festival meeting:
Tuesday- Queen Anne Stakes - group 1 race over 1 mile for horses aged 4 and above
- King's Stand Stakes - group 2 race over 5 furlongs for 3 year old horses
- St James's Palace Stakes - group 1 race over 1 mile for 3 year old horses
- Coventry Stakes - 2 year old group 2 race over 6 furlongs
- Ascot Stakes - handicap race over 2 mils and 4 furlongs, for horses aged 4 and above
- Windsor Castle Stakes - 2 year old listed race over 5 furlongs
- Jersey Stakes - 3 year old group 3 race run over 7 furlongs
- Windsor Forest Stakes - group 2 fillies race for horses aged 4 and above
- Prince Of Wales's Stakes - group 1 race for horses aged 4 and above, run over 1 mile 2 furlongs
- Royal Hunt Cup - handicap race for horses aged 3 and above, run over 1 mile
- Queen Mary Stakes - 2 year old Group 2 fillies race run over 5 furlongs
- Sandringham Handicap - 3 year old fillies listed handicap race over 1 mile
- Norfolk Stakes - 2 year old group 2 race run over 5 furlongs
- Ribblesdale Stakes - 3 year old group 2 fillies race run over 1 mile 4 furlongs
- Gold Cup - group 1 race for horses aged 4 and above, run over 2 miles 4 furlongs
- Britannia Stakes - 3 year old handicap race run over 1 mile
- Hampton Court Stakes - 3 year old listed race run over 1 mile and 2 furlongs
- King George V Stakes - 3 year old heritage handicap race run over 1 mile 4 furlongs
- Albany Stakes - 2 year old group 2 fillies race run over 6 furlongs
- King Edward VII Stakes - group 2 race for 3 year old colts and geldings, run over 1 mile and 4 furlongs
- Coronation Stakes - 3 year old group 1 fillies race run over 1 mile
- Wolferton Handicap - listed race for horses aged 4 and above, run over 1 mile 2 furlongs
- Queen's Vase - 3 year old group 3 race run over 2 miles
- Buckingham Palace Stakes - handicap race for horse aged 3 and above, run over 7 furlongs
- Chesham Stakes - 2 year old listed race run over 7 furlongs
- Hardwicke Stakes - group 2 race for horses aged 4 and above run over 1 mile 4 furlongs
- Diamond Jubilee Stakes - group 1 race run for horses aged 3 and above, run over 6 furlongs
- Wokingham Stakes - handicap race for horses aged 3 and above run over 6 furlongs
- Duke Of Edinburgh Stakes - handicap race for horses aged 3 and above run over 1 mile 4 furlongs
- Queen Alexandra Stakes - conditions race for horses aged 4 and above, run over 2 miles 5 furlongs and 159 yards
Course Details
Flat:
Right-handed triangle, galloping and stiff, with few undulations, Just over 1 mile 6 furlongs round, with 2 1/2 furlong run-in. Straight mile and round mile. All races up to 7 furlongs on straight course.
National Hunt:
Right-handed, galloping, with stiff fences. Circuit 1 mile 5 furlongs.
Going Racing at Ascot
Car
Ascot Racecourse is situated approximately 45 minutes from London by car or train and easily accessible from the M3, M4 and M25 and Heathrow airport.
From London and the North: M4 Junction 6 onto A332 Windsor by-pass and follow signs to Ascot.
From the West: M4 Junction 10 onto A329(M) signed Bracknell and follow signs to Ascot.
From the South and East: M3 Junction 3 onto A332 signed Bracknell and follow signs to Ascot From the M25: Leave at junction 13 onto the A30 (signed Bagshot), then join the A329 and follow the signs to Ascot.
From the Midlands: M40 southbound, Junction 4. Take A404 towards M4 (Junction 8/9). On the M4 head towards Heathrow/London. Leave M4 at Junction 6 and follow A332 Windsor by-pass to Ascot.
Train
There is a frequent service to Ascot from Reading and London Waterloo. The average journey time is 27 minutes from Reading and 46 minutes from Waterloo. Regular services also run from Guildford. The railway station is a seven minute walk from the racecourse.