TheTotescoop6 Challenge Cup, the UK's joint most valuable seven-furlong handicap at £180,000, is the big betting race on a quality Flat card.
Away from the track Ascot’s annual CAMRA Beer Festival returns for its 12th year. With more than 240 real ales, ciders and perries to sample as well as traditional pub games, a quiz and live music, Ascot will transform into the ultimate local.
Also the Ascot Bier Haus returns and will open its doors to bring Oktoberfest to Ascot.
£25
Queen Anne Enclosure
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The Queen Anne Enclosure provides access to the Parade Ring, Pre-Parade Ring and the excellent facilities and viewing areas on the Concourse Level of the Grandstand, with a variety of places to eat, drink and bet.
£36£41
King Edward VII Enclosure- Advanced priceOn the Day Price
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For enhanced views of the racing, the King Edward VII Enclosure provides exclusive access to the best facilities on Level 4 of the Grandstand. Along with access to the Queen Anne Enclosure, racegoers also have exclusive access to lawns in front of the Winning Post on premier racedays.
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Children
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There is free entry for under-18s on all racedays when accompanied by an adult. These tickets are issued on the day and there is no need to pre-order. Please note that identification to verify age may be required at the turnstiles.
Enjoy more than 240 ales, ciders and perries at this two day meeting featuring Britain’s joint most valuable seven furlong handicap, the Totepool Challenge Cup.
Saturday's action-packed racecard includes theTotescoop6 Challenge Cup, the country's joint most valuable seven-furlong handicap. Also on the card are two Group 3 races, The Gigaset Cumberland Lodge Stakes and The John Guest Bengough Stakes.
The Furlong Club towards the East End of the Grandstand has converted into Ascot’s very own German themed tent – with authentic beer, steins, sausages,buttermilk chicken strip with chips and much more.
There are several experiences to choose from. Each offers a truly unique experience at our historic racecourse.
PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS PREMIER ADMISSION
With seated balconies overlooking both the Parade Ring and track, racegoers have unsurpassed views of the action before, during, and after each race. Guests will enjoy a selection of elegant bars and dining options on this private fourth-floor and can also access all of the facilities available to customers in the Queen Anne Enclosure.
PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS THE GRANDSTAND ENCLOSURE
Put yourself at the centre of the raceday, at the very heart of the action. Racegoers in the Queen Anne Enclosure can view the horses in the Parade Ring before heading trackside to watch the top-class racing. You will find plenty of delicious options for food and drink, or you may choose to bring your own to enjoy a relaxed picnic on the lawns.
Here is some guidance on what to wear during the Flat season, which runs from April to October.
Ladies should dress as for a smart occasion. Hats or fascinators are preferred but not mandatory.
Gentlemen are required to wear a jacket with a collared shirt and tie. Trainers are not allowed.
Children aged 17 and under should adhere to the King Edward VII Enclosure dress code; however this does not apply to very young children.
Please note that fancy dress, novelty and branded or promotional clothing is not permitted within the King Edward VII Enclosure.
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies in the Queen Anne Enclosure area during the Flat season.
Please note that bare chests are not permitted at any time.
Fancy dress and replica sports shirts are not permitted at Ascot Racecourse.
Download the Ascot App to shape your ideal raceday and win a luxury voyage with Cunard.
Selling a brand-new range of products inspired by the heritage, tradition and fashions of Ascot and Royal Ascot. Shop vouchers can be purchased in denominations of £10, £25 and £50.
Activities for all ages will fill the Ascot lawns including climbing walls, games and food and drink options.
There is plenty of delicious on-the-go and casual food options available to racegoers throughout the Racecourse.
Enjoy a free guided tour from one of our iconic Bowler Hat Stewards including a visit to the weighing room and jockey’s changing rooms. For times and location please refer to the Racecard on the day.
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Situated in the heart of the Berkshire countryside, located close to the M3, M4, M40 & M25 motorways and reached in just under one hour by train from London, Ascot offers easy access for all visitors wherever their departure point.
Racegoers are welcome to bring their own picnics as long as they abide by our Picnic Policy. Picnics must be brought in at the time of entry to the enclosure and not on re-entry.
Car parks open at 9:00am
Car parks close at 9:00pm
The best available car park spaces for each admission level will be sold first, so book early for the most convenient location.
Car park labels are included with all restaurant packages. Additional labels should be purchased in advance by calling +44 (0)844 346 0346.
A £1 booking fee now applies to all orders placed online (excluding print at home tickets). This charge will be applied at the payment stage or is included in any additional charge for special postage methods. Orders placed by telephone will incur a £3 booking fee.
Dedicated parking facilities are available for disabled customers displaying a Blue Badge. Customers are advised to pre-book their car parking space. For more information, please email[email protected]or call
Book a taxi, quickly and easily and take out the stress out of travel
Coach drivers can obtain a free Grandstand Admission ticket on production of their PCV or PSV licence and their work docket to any Ticket Office.
