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Longest course in country after Aintree. Wide galloping track, allowing fresh ground throughout the season, on well-drained chalk downland that has never been ploughed. Steady climb up to last 6 furlongs can test the non-stayer. General public can park where they like, with great views of the course.
SF: 18 – 20
RH 1 and a third Circuits of course per race
3 mile: 13 Fences – 18 Jumps in race
3 Open Ditches (3/16 & 11)
2 mile 4 furlong: 13 Fences – 15 Jumps in race
2 Open Ditches (8 & 13)
Meetings: Hursley Hambledon Hunt; New Forest Hounds; Larkhill Racing Club; Royal Artillery Hunt; Combined Services; South & West Wilts; The Tedworth Hunt.
https://www.pointingwessex.co.uk/ – enquire here for the latest information about Point-to-Pointing in the Wessex Area, admission prices and Trade Stand availability
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Point-to-points provide an ideal opportunity to spend a day in the countryside with your dog, although please remember that dogs must always be on a short lead, (this includes on the inside of the course) should not be left in cars unattended (particularly in warmer weather), and to clean up after them.
Disabled parking and access to facilities is available. Please advise our gate staff on arrival and they will be able to help you. Note that the going underfoot can be muddy and the terrain may be uneven.
The Disabled facilities are located in the permanant Queen’s Building.
Larkhill: Tim Holt timholt@talktalk.net
There will be a Bar and Hot food and drink will be available via a number of food outlets. (Cash and Card accepted) or have a picnic with your friends and family.
There will be a number of tradestands at the fixture with a country feel and some ideas for Christmas.
Larkhill racecourse will be signpotsed from the A303
Early Bird Tickets offer £15.00 via the link . Offer closes 27th November 18.00
General tickets then will be £20.00
Tickets can be purchased on the gate. Cash or Card payments accepted
5 miles north west of Amesbury, 10 miles north of Salisbury, near A303, A345 and A360, SP4 8AT
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If coming from North, South or East use the entrance (known as Crossing point ‘C’) on the A345 just north of Durrington (signposted). This is a non tactical track which will lead past the race course and is normally best surface.
If approaching from West using the A303, turn left at roundabout before Stonehenge heading north on A360. Continue heading north until reaching crossroads at Rolleston. Turn right heading towards Larkhill camp. In dip just before trees and Camp, take left turning on gravel track and follow edge of camp to racecourse.
Hon Secretary : Oona Hickson
Mobile 07932 733332
E Mail oonahickson@gmail.com
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