Royal Ascot Racing Club

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.

Convivial yet relaxed, the two Club Rooms overlook the winning line and the unsaddling enclosure offering a welcome sanctuary away from the bustle of the racecourse, with areas for private conversation and reading. 

Members have an interest in up to five horses, which run in the Club’s white and dark blue colours. With purchase cost, training and all racing expenses included in the annual subscription, this is a risk-free alternative to traditional racing ownership. Prize money net of trainer, jockey and stable shares is distributed to Members.

Members visit the yards of best trainers in the country, with whom they can view and discuss the horses. An overnight stay and dinner at the Jockey Club Rooms in Newmarket is a highlight. Current trainers include Richard Hannon Jr, William Haggas, Michael Bell and Roger Charlton – all racing luminaries with extraordinary expertise. Regular updates on bloodstock are given throughout the year and calls to the office are welcomed. Members receive owner’s badges when Club horses run at other racecourses, and are invited to view the new yearlings at Ascot.

rhubarb’s exquisite food is a talking point in itself. 

The Club has a black strike rate of 20% over last 20 years, meaning that they have won or placed in a Group or Listed race. Of course, the greatest horse that anyone could possibly own is a Derby winner, and Motivator came along and won The Derby in 2005 for the racing club.

Additional guests may be invited to enjoy the rooms on all race days excluding Tuesday to Friday at Royal Ascot, King George Day and QIPCO British Champions Day. These are at a subsidised cost and subject to availability. During Royal Ascot, Members and their guest have access to the Club Rooms with a Royal Enclosure five-day badge. Badges can be purchased for additional guests granting access to Club Rooms on the Saturday.