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Fence frames were all renovated in 2018, and every fence has been re-birched, except for the open ditch, which was done the previous year.
SF: 14 – 18
RH two and a half circuits of course per race
3 mile: 7 fences – 18 jumps in race
2 open ditches (7/14)
2 mile 4 furlong: 7 fences – 15 jumps in race
2 open ditches (3/10)
Meetings: Bicester with Whaddon Chase; Grafton
What Three Words: otter.owns.scrolled
Edgcote is about six miles north east of Banbury, near the A361. The postcode is OX17 1AG but this covers the whole estate. The best way to arrive is to come off the M40 at junction 11, follow the A361 to Wardington then turn right at the Hare & Hounds pub and follow the road round to the right. Cross the pond then turn right at the electric gates for Lodge Farm and Trafford Bridge stables. It is also possible to arrive coming from Culworth or Eydon.
Horseboxes will be signposted to a different entrance, postcode OX17 2ER. The What Three Words given above are for racegoer access – the W3W for the horse box park are bike.meanders.verve
Edgcote Races website – enquire here for more information about point-to-pointing at Edgcote, admission prices and trade stand availability
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