Redcar Racecourse: Showcasing the best of seaside racing

Redcar Racecourse is a seaside thoroughbred horse racecourse located in Yorkshire, England.

Redcar Racecourse typically hosts about twenty flat race meetings in a year. The races are usually held between April and October of each year.

Redcar Racecourse has been enjoying resurgent popularity due to many improvements to its course and facilities. Consequently, Redcar Racecourse now hosts some of the finest flat racing in the country.

The highlight of the racing year at Redcar Racecourse is the Two Year Old Trophy that attracts top juveniles from all over the UK. The Zetland Gold Cup is also a prominent race that is run on Spring Bank Holiday Monday. Other prominent races at Redcar Racecourse are:

• The William Hill Lincoln Handicap

• The John Smiths Straight Mile

Many of the top jockeys and trainers in the UK ride at Redcar Racecourse throughout the year, thus enhancing its stature in the industry.

Redcar Racecourse Description:

Redcar Racecourse has a left-handed oval measuring about 1 mile and 6 furlongs. It has tight banked turns into the straight. There is a run-in of 5 furlongs. Races up to distances of 1 mile are run on the straight course.

The draw usually favors the ones with the middle to high numbers on the straight course.

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Redcar Racecourse Facilities:

There are 3 enclosures at Redcar Racecourse:

• The Premier Enclosure
• The Tattersalls
• The Course Enclosure

There are a variety of bars and food outlets in all enclosures.

Redcar Racecourse History:

• In 1872, racing at Redcar was held on Cotham beach.

• In 1875, racing was moved to a permanent racecourse.

• In 2006, Redcar Racecourse won the Neil Wyatt Groundstaff Award after major investments in the facilities at the racecourse.