Beverley racecourse

Situated to the south east of York and north west of the Humber estuary, it is a stiff flat track with the Hilary Needler Trophy in May for two-year-old fillies being its principal race.

Racing on the site at the Westwood and Hurn meadows first took place in 1690 and a stand first built in 1767.

Address: Beverley Race Company Limited, The Racecourse, York Road, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 8QZ
Tel: 01482 867488
Website: http://www.beverley-racecourse.co.uk
Email: beverleyracecourse@yahoo.co.uk
Admission: Club £16; Grandstand and paddock £10 (OAPs £7); Minster Encl£5 (OAPs £2.50); Picnic area £4 car £3 per occupant
Road: Off A1079 Hull to York road, 1m West of Beverley. Or A1(M) and M62, Junction 38, then via B1230 to Walkington
Rail: Kings Cross to Beverley, changing at Hull, then take bus or taxi
Car park: Free
Flat: Right-handed oval track of 1m 3f. The 5f course is uphill and is a very stiff test, especially for 2yo. High numbers best in races up to 1m.

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