Exclusive Reciprocal Meetings
Please ensure when attending a reciprocal fixture that you take your badge and pass card. You will not be granted access without them.
Friday 11 March
Leicester
Tuesday 22 March
Wetherby
Saturday 2 April
Newbury (Jumps finale)
Sunday 3 Apri
Plumpton
Saturday 9 April Saturday 9 April
Bangor-on-Dee
Newcastle Saturday 16 April (evening) Brighton Sunday 17 April Market Rasen Easter Monday 18 April Fakenham Tuesday 26 April Punchestown Saturday 30 April Uttoxeter Saturday 7 May Hexham Friday 13 May York Sunday 15 May Ripon Saturday 21 May Goodwood Thursday 26 May Great Yarmouth Monday 30 May Royal Windsor Sunday 12 June Salisbury Tuesday 14 June (evening) Beverley Friday 17 June Redcar Saturday 18 June Newmarket Sunday 26 June Cartmel Sunday 26 June
Name In T he Stand Golden Miller Champagne Bar
If one horse can take credit for making the Cheltenham Gold Cup the race it is today, Golden Miller is the one. Competing in a time when the world was in the middle of the great depression, Golden Miller lit up the hearts and souls of millions of people giving them a remedy to forget the woes they might have been experiencing elsewhere in their lives at the time. He won an incredible five Gold Cups in succession between 1932 through to 1936 and also won the Aintree Grand National in 1934, and remains to this day the only horse to have achieved the feat of winning the Cheltenham and Aintree feature races in the same year. He was owned by one of the most popular and colourful owners in racing history, Dorothy Paget, who would later own two further Gold Cup winners in Roman Hackle and Mont Tremblant. A little known fact is that Golden Miller was bred at the yard of Laurence Geraghty, grandfather of Cheltenham Festival ambassador Barry Geraghty. Golden Miller, won 29 of 52 starts. If you search British Pathe, you can watch incredible footage of him enjoying his post racing life at Dorothy Paget’s home near Stanstead. Best Listen CheltenhamFestival Radio It’s back! Cheltenham Festival Radio can be enjoyed on 87.7FM on every day of The Festival. The broadcast will be hosted by Rupert Bell with special guests Hayley Moore and Lee McKenzie. Headsets are for sale from the Information Point with all proceeds from sales going to our charity partner WellChild. You can also stream the station through The Jockey Club app or Cheltenham racecourse website, so remember to bring some headphones to stay in touch with all the latest news on the day.
Cowdray Park Polo Club
Sunday 26 June
Curragh
Sunday 3 July
Ayr
Tuesday 5 July Sunday 17 July
Pontefract
Newton Abbot
Tuesday 19 July Southwell Tuesday 26 July (evening) Worcester Friday 29 July Hickstead Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 July Cowdray Park Polo Club Saturday 30 July (evening) Hamilton Monday 29 August Epsom Downs Tuesday 6 September Catterick Saturday 10 December Chelmsford Friday 16 September Downpatrick Sunday 16 October Kempton Park Saturday 5 November Aintree Sunday 4 December Kelso Dates continue to be added to our reciprocal programme, all updates will show on our website. We will not communicate every time a reciprocal date is agreed.
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