How many tracks have you visited here and abroad? Checklist of ones to do ✅

[Tizaaards Cider]

I’ve got a scratch and reveal poster of British tracks in the downstairs loo at home I’m over half way through them.

Aintree
Ascot
Bangor
Bath
Beverley
Carlisle
Cartmel
Catterick
Cheltenham
Chepstow
Chester
Doncaster
Fakenham
Yarmouth
Haydock
Kempton
Leicester
Market Rasen
Newcastle
Newton Abbott
Nottingham
Perth
Ponterfract
Perth
Ripon
Sedgefield
Southwell
Stratford
Thirsk
Uttoxeter
Wetherby
Wolves
Worcester
York.

Cheltenham would still be my favourite in terms of the standard of racing. Chester is a nice day out on family fun day. And I have a real soft spot for Southwell. The pie and peas!

Ones I’d like to get to remain places like Brighton and Ayr. Abroad…. Wouldn’t mind a leisurely few hours at Garrison Savannah in Barbados!!

I have had the fortune to be in the area of Mysore India when I passed the track and took a days racing in there! Won a few rupees as well!!

[Nathan Hughes]

Goodwood was a tad disappointing, for all the hype I didn’t find it that as special as they say and Toronado finally beat Dawn Approach that day too so no reason not to be keen, just didn’t feel it
Brighton is a great view, beats Goodwood for me, the only difference being the standard of racing
Ascot I love… Cheltenham is busy but I’ve been so many times, I have a precision routine

Of the ones I haven’t been to Bath is on the agenda with my lad going Uni there in September

Ascot
Brighton
Cheltenham
Exeter
Goodwood
Leicester
Newbury
Newton Abbott
Nottingham
Taunton
Wincanton

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[Cork All Star]

I have visited them all at least once. And two tracks which are now defunct: Towcester and Folkestone. Although I keep hearing rumours of Towcester coming back.

I have been to 15 of the 26 tracks in Ireland.

The only track I have visited outside of Britain and Ireland is Belmont Park.

[Oscar]

The way to experience Goodwood is via a picnic on the Trundle. OK you don’t get to judge a tight finish but you have a great overview of the whole course and on a good day the sea. And you have early access to and from the car park and it’s all free! Then you’re among the first to hit the The Fox Goes Free at Charlton with it’s glorious back garden!

[Cork All Star]

Goodwood is one of my favourite tracks. I often used to attend when I lived in London. It was a bit of an effort getting there on public transport but it was always worth it.

I even quite enjoyed it when a sea fret rolled in from the Channel, something which also affects Brighton and I believe happened at Lewes as well.

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