Morse Code - March 2023

MORSE CODE The Official Magazine for Cheltenham’s Annual Members

MARCH 2023

Welcome

Love Our Turf

It is my pleasure to welcome you to The Cheltenham Festival edition of Morse Code, our Annual Members publication, named in honour of the 1938 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner. The names of many past Cheltenham Gold Cup winners will have the dust blown off them in the coming months, as we embark on a year-long celebration of “the greatest” steeplechase, which turns one hundred next March. The centenary will provide us with a unique opportunity to promote the sport of racing to thousands of people as we plan to embark on a trophy tour to the far flung corners of the country. Reality is every year is a big one for the Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup as it provides the crescendo for the best Festival of jump racing on earth. Come 3.30pm on Friday, March 17th all of us will be transfixed. Last year’s Gold Cup Day saw a record number of people attend. Post-covid excitement led to an unprecedented demand for tickets and

we welcomed over 70,000 people through our turnstiles.

Last year we saw a marked increase in the number of anti-social behaviour incidents reported by our local residents who cited racegoers as being responsible. Most of these occurred as pedestrians made their way back into town along the Evesham Road. The racecourse promised our local community that we would increase our involvement beyond the racecourse boundary and find ways to mitigate concerns. In November we successfully trialled the Love Our Turf campaign, which saw large numbers of wayfinding stewards positioned along the main arterial routes to the racecourse. The presence of stewards acted as a deterrent and we witnessed a significant reduction in the number of issues reported.

All four days cumulatively attracted around 270,000.

The concerted opinion of all was that it was too many and the race day experience was impacted because of it, so a decision was made to reduce the number of attendees each day to a maximum of 68,500. It is hoped that this reduction will alleviate some of the pressure of the occasion and lead to a more comfortable environment. Gold Cup Day is once again a sell-out event however, being an Annual Member removes this concern. You won’t have to miss a jump and I am sure like me, you will love all 22 jumps and three miles two furlongs of it.

the number of roadside toilets and made extra provision for the collection of rubbish. For the Festival the operational element of Love Our Turf will be supported by an advertising campaign that will try to encourage people to act more responsibly and show more consideration to those who live and work around the racecourse.

To support the work of the stewards we increased

Andre Klein Assistant General Manager, Cheltenham Racecourse

Due to the planned rail strikes please leave plenty of time to arrive at the racecourse, as we are expecting an increase in traffic. Visit our website to see alternative ways to travel.

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Best Book It is the time of year when you are going to be bombarded with opinions and tips that send you and your considered opinions into doubt. However, to help you sort the wheat from the chaff, we

Cheltenham Radio Special Members Offer Cheltenham Radio has long been an important source of information for our racegoers at the Festival. We know it is widely listened to as people approach the racecourse in their cars. However, it is possible to listen on-course as well with the provision of an exclusive Cheltenham Radio headset tuned to 87.7FM. We would like to offer our Members a chance to listen to the action for just £1. To purchase a headset at this discounted price, please visit the Information Point or the Members Desk in the Hall of Fame. Tote’s Biggest Pools Of The Year The Festival sees the biggest Tote pools of the National Hunt season with over £10,000,000 set to be bet by Cheltenham racegoers alone. Tote Guarantee ensures you get SP or better on all win bets and win part of each way bets, guaranteed. So, you can bet with the Tote in confidence that you’ll never be paid less than SP and you can often collect more. For example, in the Martin Pipe last year, Banbridge had an SP of 12/1 and Tote paid £16.20. Exclusive to The Festival is the £1,000,000 minimum guaranteed Placepot pool which is available on all four days. The Placepot is the Tote’s most popular multi race bet where you need a placed horse in the first six races. This has the potential for punters to win big for a small stake and in 2019 a Cheltenham racegoer collected £182k from a £2 Placepot bet. Plus, there’s excellent value to be had on the Exacta (pick the 1, 2) and Trifecta (pick the 1, 2, 3) which both pay more than their SP equivalent on average. This is ideal if you fancy more than one horse in a race or there is a short price favourite you think can’t be beaten. At The Festival last year, the average Exacta pay-out was £154, and Trifecta was a massive £2,527, both to a £1 unit stake. Tote will have more than 500 operators at The Festival and offer a service in all Annual Members’ facilities. Pay using cash, UK debit card or mobile pay. And remember, betting with the Tote supports this racecourse with profits being returned to the course.

The Official Sporting Life Cheltenham Preview Night One of the most popular preview nights in the

country is available for free to our Annual Members. With a panel hosted by ITV’s Oli Bell, consisting of Ruby Walsh, Sir Anthony McCoy, Barry Geraghty and Megan Nicholls, you can expect the absolute, most up-to-date Festival pointers. It takes place in The Centaur on Sunday, March 12. Members can secure their free ticket on-line using the promo- code MEMPREV23. Guest tickets are available online for £10 in advance or £12 on the night with all proceeds going to the official Festival charity, WellChild who will also be running a raffle on the evening. Attendees will also receive a free event programme courtesy of Weatherbys.

recommend you pick up a copy of Weatherby Preview Guide. Attendees at the Preview Night can buy one there, but if you want to get one in advance then the best place is Weatheby’s on-line store - use code mc2023 for a £4 discount off the print edition, digital edition or the print/digital bundle.

Best Watch The Rockinghorse Winner is a 1949 film based on the short novel of the same name by DH Lawrence. It is the story of a young boy who escapes his mother’s incessant

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concerns about the family’s lack of money by riding on his rocking horse. One day he discovers whilst doing this he can predict the winners of future races. It sounds like a simple story that should provide for a happy ending however the outcomes are haunting and harrowing! A brilliant movie starring John Mills.

Around fifty of our Annual Members will be enjoying a meal of a lifetime on the Monday of the Festival week. Core on Course debuts this year as the most prestigious restaurant at the Festival, with food being prepared by award winning 3-Michelin-starred chef, Clare Smyth. The winners took part in a raffle to secure their seats with the proceeds going to WellChild. The day before the Festival will have a very different feel to it, with lots of other activities taking place, including a Racing Experience Day for local school children. Around 150 primary school pupils are

What’s In A “Bar” Name – Quevega’s

The Quevega’s bar is a popular ground level bar for those people wanting to sit outside but enjoy cover. The bar is named after the French-bred Willie Mullin’s-trained mare, Quevega, who won the David Nicholson Mares Hurdle six times in a row. In doing so she beat the long-standing Festival record of the mighty Golden Miller who won five consecutive races at the Festival, Gold Cups no less, in the 1930s.

being welcomed for a behind the scenes exclusive tour. This is being run in conjunction with Racing To School and the Pony Racing Authority. We are also looking forward to hosting pupils from National Star College.

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Reciprocal Dates Southwell - Monday 20th March 2023 Market Rasen - Tuesday 21st March 2023 Wetherby - Tuesday 21st March 2023 Fakenham - Easter Monday 10th April 2023 Yarmouth - Saturday 15th April 2023 Newcastle - Saturday 15th April 2023 Bangor - Saturday 22nd April 2023 Nottingham - Saturday 22nd April 2023 (eve) Brighton - Saturday 22nd April 2023 (eve) Plumpton - Sunday 23rd April 2023 Ludlow - Wednesday 26th April 2023 Punchestown – Tuesday 25th April 2023 Punchestown – Saturday 29th April 2023 Hexham - Saturday 6th May 2023 York - Friday 19th May 2023 - Dante Meeting Downpatrick - Friday 19th May 2023 (eve) Newmarket - Saturday 20th May 2023 Ripon - Sunday 21st May 2023 Stratford - Sunday 21st May 2023 Bath - Friday 26th May 2023 Ffos Las - Saturday 27th May 2023 (eve) Salisbury - Sunday 18th June 2023 Beverley - Tuesday 20th June 2023 Redcar - Friday 23rd June 2023 Cartmel - Sunday 2nd July 2023 Curragh - Sunday 2nd July 2023 Pontefract - Monday 3rd July 2023 Carlisle - Saturday 8th July (eve) 2023 Ayr - Sunday 9th July 2023 Windsor - Monday 17th July 2023 Hickstead - Saturday 29th July 2023 Hamilton - Saturday 5th August 2023 (eve) Epsom - BH Monday 28th August 2023

Race to Punchestown for free

It is a genuine objective of our Customer Service team to keep adding benefits to our membership packages and one way we can achieve this is by finding additional days for you to head to the races for free by just flashing your Cheltenham Membership badge at the turnstile.

Be Part of Cheltenham Forever

For years Cheltenham has received requests for the ashes of committed Racegoers to be scattered at the racecourse. In May 2023 a special Columbarium Wall will be constructed at Cheltenham in partnership with Spirit of Sport UK to hold the cremated ashes of just 812 Jump Racing people. These people’s ashes, individually inurned in a dedicated niche, will eventually be buried under the racecourse in 2054, when they will become part of Cheltenham forever. The niches will be sold to those who have the ashes of loved ones at home and also sold to members who are likely to require a niche before 2054. Buyers of niches can also choose to donate their niches should a family members pass away during the term of the niche. This opportunity better provides for those that would like a memorial where family and friends can gather, remember, and pay their respects. The wall can be visited 365 days per year. 80% of all people in the UK choose cremation, so we do expect demand for niches to be high. Priority

is being given to Cheltenham Members and their spouses, who can buy niches off-plan until March 18th and thereafter to the wider racing public, with priority being given to those who have register their interest on the Cheltenham Columbarium webpage - Cheltenham.spiritofsport.io Customers are provided with a simple and respectful inurnment event at the racecourse on a non-race day which their friends and relatives can attend. A reception in line with their wishes can also be purchased by the guests in advance. For many, Cheltenham is a very special and happy place, and we are delighted to offer the opportunity to those who would like Cheltenham Racecourse to be their final resting place. If you wish to secure a niche for either yourself or a cremated loved one then please view the website and schedule a Zoom call. During the Festival there will be an enquiries desk for the columbarium in the Hall of Fame, if you wish to find out more.

We have received a lot of comments on the growing list of reciprocal meetings you can attend which is approaching nearly 70 events across the year. Several members made the trip to the Dublin Racing Festival recently. There are a couple of dates on the long list of options that stand out as truly special! Tuesday, April 25th and Saturday, April 29th both at the beautiful Punchestown. This popular event will need no introduction to racing fans. It is five days of the absolute, very best of many things with quality racing at the top of them. It is therefore our number one reciprocal recommendation and we hope you take advantage of the offer and enjoy some Festival racing for free!

Beyond The Festival – Guest Badges Once the madness of the Festival is behind us, we have three more fixtures. Please use these as an opportunity to bring a guest along to experience the pleasure of racing at Cheltenham. Guest badges are available on: Wednesday 19 April Thursday 20 April Friday 5 May

For more details visit www.spirtofsport.io/cheltenham or call: 0330 2050 209

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Top Tips At the Festival last year our experts gave you four horses to follow two of which won; Love Envoi (12-1), Flooring Porter (5-2). This year, they have identified six more that might salute the judge at good odds;

Bravemansgame (Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup) All the talk is of another Irish win and it’s hard not to be impressed by the favourite Galopin Des Champs, or to let your memory slide back to the wonderful performance of last year’s winner, A Plus Tard. The Irish however don’t always have it their own way in the Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup, and one man who usually sees to that is Champion trainer Paul Nichols. His hope Bravemansgame has done everything right, is going the right way and is too big a price for an impressive King George VI winner.

Western Diego (Weatherby’s Champion Bumper) The Dublin Racing Festival is where we all tend to look to find the winner of many Festival races these days, however, this selection in the Weatherby’s Champion Bumper made his debut the week before in a pro-am flat race at Naas. The Mullins-trained son of Westerner was warmly supported and won with ease and since then the odds have steadily tumbled for the final race on the Wednesday. Home By The Lee (Paddy Power Stayers Hurdle) This Joseph O’Brien trained 8-year-old was 33-1 when sixth in last year’s Paddy Power Stayers Hurdle behind Flooring Porter, however his two most recent runs, first at Naas in November and then at Leopardstown in the Jack de Bromhead Christmas Hurdle indicate he is an improved horse this season. There is no reason he can’t keep on improving. He’s a great each way bet and will be sure to be running on at the end. Gaelic Warrior (Multiple entries) It was said that Gaelic Warrior would be the best bet of the Dublin Racing Festival, and so it came to pass with a simplistic victory in a tough looking handicap Liffey Handicap Hurdle under top weight. Running in the familiar colours of the Ricci’s, this German-bred 5-year-old holds an entry in the Skybet Supreme Novices’ Hurdle and the Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle. Whichever race he goes for, he is sure to put up a bold show. An Tailliur (Pertemps Final) Let’s face it, picking the winner of the Pertemps Network Final is probably the game of fools but one horse who rarely disappoints is the Jonjo O’Neil trained An Tailliur who rarely misses the podium. He qualified for the final courtesy of a staying on third in October at Cheltenham and hasn’t been seen in public since. The winner that day was Shoot First, who is now the 4-1 favourite for the competitive handicap, but I would rather be taking 16-1 about the local horse and hoping he can turn the tables.

Cleeve Golf Club

The first local race for a “Gold Cup” in Cheltenham was staged up on Cleeve Hill at the turn of the 19th century and much of the original track is now covered by the beautiful Cleeve Hill Golf Club. Our local golf club, which looks over our track, is kindly offering 10% off green fees for our Annual Members during Festival week. Tee off times from 6.30am. They also have a special, pre-racing breakfast and 18 holes offer which is well worth considering. Call them on 01242 675025 (Option 1) for more information.

Holland Cooper Whether you opt for a British made co-ord or a statement handmade Trench Coat, our official Cheltenham Races Female Fashion Partner Holland Cooper have you covered. For the most luxurious personal shopping experience – make sure you book a private appointment with one of their brand ambassadors at their flagship Cheltenham Boutique or contact them directly on their WhatsApp - 07940 438009

House of Cavani Get dressed with Proud Style Partners of The Jockey Club, House of Cavani and receive 15% off all suits using promo code - JOCKEY15.

Billaway (St James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup) Despite working hard to win the same Naas Hunter Chase for an incredible fourth time in succession, and charging up the hill for what looked like an improbable win in the St James Place Festival Challenge Hunter Chase last year, the 11-year-old Willie Mullins trained champion is still readily available at 10-1 to repeat his success in March. Billaway is not always one to “impress” on the track, doing just enough, making odd mistakes, having to be hard ridden but this could just be a very rare case of the market underestimating a horse that has nothing to really prove.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION RELEVANT TO OUR ANNUAL MEMBERS

Assistance on The Day If you need assistance on the day our Members desk in the Hall of Fame will be manned until Race 4. Following this please head to the Information Point. Car Parking Over the Summer there will be a major focus on the provision of car parking at the racecourse. The wants and needs of our members will absolutely be central to this review, so whatever happens this year, please be mindful that enhancements will hopefully be just around the corner. Red Car Parks Red Car Parking is no longer available off New Barn Lane, near the vets, opposite the UCAS building. This car park has now been commandeered for bus and taxi ranks. We appreciate this will be an inconvenience for many of our members that have historically parked in this location. Please follow the Red label car park signs which will lead you appropriate entrance. Red Car Park labels are available to Annual Members for £40, which allows access for all four days. Blue Reserved Car Park It is possible to reserve a car park space for the

Members Marquee Please don’t forget to use our Members facility in the Tented Village. Following feedback we have changed the seating in this room from last year to reflect our Member’s request. The marquee is located in the same place as last year, close to the Moët and Chandon Roma Bar. Cheltenham & South West Racing Club Marquee One of the perks of joining the Racing Club is that you get access to your own marquee on all four days of the Festival. This is located in the Tented Village. Princess Royal Stand As usual this great facility on Level 1 of the Princess Royal Stand will be open to our members. Crest Room Crest Room is available to all members this year. However, only members holding Racecourse View seats will be able to access to tiered seating area. Non-members in the social company of members will be permitted to access this room if they possess a Racecourse View seat.

Sovereign Bar The divide between Crest Room and Sovereign Bar will remain closed for the duration of the Festival. The only people permitted to enter Sovereign will be racegoers carrying a Racecourse View seat badge. Children Attendance Unfortunately due to the necessity of managing capacities, no children will be able to visit Members Facilities during the Festival. Evesham Road & Car Park Egress The decision has been made in consultation with the council and relevant authorities that to enable the safe egress of racegoers Evesham Road will be closed southbound. This means that when coming out of the Hall of Fame, Red or Blue car parks gates, racegoers will only be able to turn right when entering Evesham Road. They will not be able to turn left towards the town centre. New Barn will also be closed off and with access provided to taxis and buses.

duration of the Festival in the Blue Car Park. Spaces are close to selling out so please do not delay if this represents a good option for you. Entrances The Hall of Fame entrance is generally regarded as our Annual Members Entrance, however you can access the racecourse via any gate. Seating Racecourse View seating outside Crest and Sovereign has now sold out, however seating is still available in the Members Grandstand, outside the front of Insurance Bar and Night Nurse.

Member Facility Access Insurance & Night Nurse

Access to these two popular, Level 3 bars is strictly restricted to racegoers who have a purchased a Grandstand Seat. We have now opened access to this room up to Member’s guests, as long as all those in attendance have a Grandstand Seat Badge. If you wish to access this room on race day, please check in with our Members Desk in Hall of Fame as we may have some availability.

For all Membership related matters please email our team at: Cheltenham.membership@thejockeyclub.co.uk

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range of their products on display and available to purchase - it's a great place to visit after placing a winning bet! The Fitzdares Club The Fitzdares Club was created as a pop-up in 2018 for passionate fans to watch live sport in both comfort and luxury. As it moved across London’s most exclusive clubs, via Wentworth and Glorious Goodwood its popularity grew and so did the need for a permanent location. In 2020 Fitzdares then settled on it’s original home, a safe haven in the heart of London, Mayfair. The Fitzdares Club Partners Bar is an invitation only area within The Orchard. Glenfarclas Glenfarclas Single Malt Whisky is a family run business, creating whisky for over 150 years and are renowned for that unforgettable taste of their Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Glenfarclas provide The Orchard™ at The Cheltenham Festival with a cocktail bar, offering a variety of whisky cocktails available to Club enclosure racegoers. Nyetimber For a glass of world-renowned English Sparkling Wine, make Nyetimber’s beautifully reimagined vintage Routemaster bus a must-visit destination at Cheltenham. Stop by and enjoy their range of sparkling wines including Classic Cuvee MV, Rosé MV, Blanc de Blancs 2014 or Cuvee Chérie MV. Savour the wine on the top deck of the bus overlooking the racecourse, or in the beautifully decorated garden area. Nyetimber is a pioneer of the English Sparkling Wine industry, being the first to plant the three celebrated grape varieties at the estate in 1988. They now have 11 estate-owned vineyards, spanning across West Sussex, Hampshire and Kent. The Nyetimber Bus will provide the perfect place to enjoy the action at one the most anticipated events of the Jump racing calendar. Sunseeker More than a brand of boat, Sunseeker is a lifestyle and a family. Individuality is at the heart of both our service and our luxury motor yachts here at Sunseeker and it is this element that creates a boat that is uniquely

AN EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE FOR CLUB ENCLOSURE RACEGOERS

Situated in the heart of The Village, The Orchard delivers incredible entertainment including a resident DJ, our brand-new Orchard Food and Drink Hall, live talkSport show, premium and unique experiences for racegoers to make the most of their day at The Festival.

yours. With a world of cruising possibilities just over the horizon, we’re here to help you make the most out of your treasured downtime. Head into to The Orchard to catch a glimpse of the new high-performance Hawk 38 which will be on display at the heart of The Orchard. Whispering Angel Whispering Angel is today’s worldwide reference for Provence rosé. Created by Sacha Lichine following his acquisition of Château d’Esclans in 2006, his vision was to create the greatest rosés in the world, igniting the “Rosé Renaissance”. Sacha introduced new and innovative winemaking techniques to Provence which revolutionized the styles of rosés being produced from this region. This led to the creation of Whispering Angel, a world class rosé which presents both ease and accessibility making for enjoyment and pleasure. As Sacha says “In the Esclans Valley angels whisper. If you drink this wine, you might hear them… If you visit us, you might see them.” talkSPORT talkSPORT will once again be at the heart of the Cheltenham Festival this year bringing you the best live coverage of the elite racing all week. The talkSPORT team will be in the thick of the action broadcasting two live shows a day including the Breakfast Show live from the Coral Box with Alan Brazil and Hawksbee and Jacobs every day from 1pm, live from the Orchard alongside the commentary team of Rupert Bell and Lizzie Kelly.

Bentley Bentley’s extraordinary vehicles have always been designed and built by exceptional craftspeople using the finest materials. Those present at this year’s Festival are no exception, especially the unique one- of-one Bentayga Azure created by Bentley’s famous coachbuilding arm, Mulliner. Crafted to celebrate Bentley’s 7th year as Official Luxury Car of The Festival, this sole example can be viewed at the Bentley stand within The Orchard. Also on display is the stunning Continental GT V8 S and magnificent Flying Spur V6 Hybrid S. While at the stand immerse yourself in the wider world of Bentley and shop at the Bentley Boutique. Those arriving by helicopter will be chauffeured into the Festival by the Bentley fleet. Boodles Boodles was established over two centuries ago and is a British fine jeweller with a truly individual personality and a committed focus to achieving excellence in all facets of design, craftsmanship & service.

The Orchard Food and Drink Hall New for 2023 The Orchard Food & Drink Hall, our first walk-in dining experience within a beautiful orangery, with rustic interiors, featuring a fabulous Asian inspired menu. Think; amazing curries, succulent skewers, a selection of mouth-watering sweet treats and lots more taste sensations coupled with our drink’s partners Whispering Angel serving their world- renowned rose and Gloucester Brewery serving local premium beverages – it is a must visit destination at The Festival, with no pre-booking required. If you’re joining one of our hospitality facilities, The Orchard Food and Drink Hall, is the perfect place to start your day with a light refreshment before you are immersed into your Cheltenham hospitality experience and the unrivalled sporting action, that only The Festival provides. Hosting a range of luxury and exclusive brands for racegoers to soak up whilst enjoying four extraordinary days of Jump racing. The Orchard is available to Club Enclosure ticket holders, including Hospitality guests, Owners and Trainers, and all Cheltenham Annual Members.

Boodles is a premium jewellery brand showcasing a

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The Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup Community Tour The 2023 Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup community tour proved as popular as ever. This year it started with a visit to Bar No.9 in Bishops Cleeve and finished with a VIP attendance at the Cotswold Riding for the Disabled Volunteer Awards. During the 10-day tour, the original 1924 Cup, once the property of Major Humphrey Wyndham, the first owner to win our flagship race, visited numerous hospitality businesses, schools, retail shops and charitable organisations where those in attendance learnt about the races long and colourful history and enjoyed the rare opportunity to have a photograph taken with the trophy. We estimated that around 2000 selfies were taken over the course of the tour.

Fun Festival Facts

Somewhere New To Get A Coffee On Course Make sure you visit Café Twenty Twenty-Seven which is located close to the Tattersalls Sales arena. The café uses ethically sourced coffee and has a focus on sustainable food items. It’s been subject to amazing feedback and quickly established itself as a racegoers favourite. 120,000 Pieces 48,000 Afternoon Teas 31,000 Bottles of Champagne 40,001 Hospitality Covers 12,941 Staff of Cutlery

“We estimated that around 2000 selfies were taken over the course of the tour.”

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Stay up to date with the latest news and information by ensuring that we have your up to date email address and contact information. If you have any queries or concerns regarding your Membership, please contact the team on 01242 537662.

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