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10:49 Tuesday 7th February 2012

A completely flat, oval circuit, Redcar is essentially a galloping track. The £100,000 Two-Year-Old Trophy run in October is without question the most valuable race staged at the course and regularly attracts a maximum field. The Zetland Gold Cup run at the Bank Holiday Meeting at the end of May is another popular fixture.

Effect of the Draw

There is not much of a draw bias, even though big fields are often seen in straight races.

Facilities

Food & Drink
The Crows Nest Restaurant has a panoramic view of the racecourse and the Winning Post from every table. Please Tel: 01642 484068 to reserve a table.

Child friendly Info
Admission is free for children under 16 years apart from 12th August 2001, where the admission is £1.00 per child.

Disabled friendly Info
Disabled racegoers can view the action from their own cars in the Course Enclosure, or the Tattersalls Enclosure, which has lift facilities and a viewing platform.

Corporate Info
Hospitality can be arranged in the Padock Rooms which accommodates 35-40 guests, Executive Boxes for up to 10 guests, whilst the Classic Suite can hold up to 80 guests.

Conference and Sponsorship
Tailor-made packages can be arranged for your meeting or conference requirements. Whether you require a small meeting of 8 to 10 or a conference of up to 120 delegates. Please Tel: 01642 484068 for details.

Directions to the Racecourse

Location
Redcar Racecourse is the Green Oasis set in the industrial heartland of the North-East close to Middlesbrough.

By Road
Redcar Racecourse is approximately eight miles east of Middlesbrough. From the A1 take the A168, then the A19 and finally the A174 to Redcar.

By Rail
Redcar Central Station is a 10 minute walk to the course.

By Air
Helicopter landing at the course with prior permission. A light aircraft landing strip is located close to the course.

Parking
Coach and car parking are free of charge.