Why is Cartmel abandoned?
Why is Cartmel abandoned?
Stewards abandoned the meeting for safety reasons after the fourth race had taken place, with an inch of rain having fallen since the completion of the previous contest. Jockeys, trainers and stewards inspected several areas of the course before the meeting was finally called off at around 5pm.
Will Cartmel races be on this year?
The current Cartmel race meetings for 2021 are: 5 May 2021 – June Friday. 27 May 2021 – Oakmere Homes Sunday. 17 July 2021 – July Saturday.
What dates are Cartmel races?
Fixtures at Cartmel
| Date | Course | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Sat Jul 16 2022 | Cartmel | Afternoon – Jump – Turf |
| Mon Jul 18 2022 | Cartmel | Afternoon – Jump – Turf |
| Sat Aug 27 2022 | Cartmel | Afternoon – Jump – Turf |
| Mon Aug 29 2022 | Cartmel | Afternoon – Jump – Turf |
Who owns Cartmel Racecourse?
The Racecourse and land surrounding it has always been owned by the Holker Estate, home to the Cavendish family and the Estate’s involvement started in 1974 when Hugh Cavendish became a Director.
Can you camp at Cartmel races?
Camping. The 4 designated camping areas are located at the southern end of the racecourse, within and just outside of the Course Enclosure which offers racegoers the opportunity to camp close to the action. The four areas are: 1) Scout Hut, 2) Mixed Field, 3) Paddock 2, and 4) Seven Acres.
Can you pay on the gate at Cartmel races?
Payment of tickets: All tickets and memberships must be paid in full at the time of booking including restaurant and hospitality bookings. Your booking is only confirmed when full payment is received. Lost Tickets: If you lose or misplace your tickets, you will need to purchase new tickets at the gate, on the day.
Can you take alcohol into Cartmel races?
Picnics Allowed & positively encouraged(Including alcohol)
How many people are allowed at Cartmel races?
The event is set to go ahead without restrictions and a crowd of up to 14,000 is expected for the Cartmel Cup on Saturday August 28 and the Season Finale on Monday August 30, with seven races per day plus food and drink concessions, trade stands and funfair.
What’s Cartmel famous for?
The ancient village of Cartmel is famous for the 12th Century Cartmel Priory, with its beautiful stained glass windows, modern sculptures, and ancient choir stalls.
What is the dress code for Cartmel races?
At Cartmel we request that racegoers wear smart casual dress in the Paddock Enclosure, especially in the restaurant areas. Although the atmosphere is always informal, we ask that shirts are worn in all enclosures please. T-shirts and shorts are acceptable in hot weather.
Are dogs allowed at racecourses?
Can I bring a dog to the racecourse? For safety reasons, only assistance dogs are allowed into racecourse enclosures on racedays.
Can you wear shorts at Cartmel races?
Why visit the priory of Cartmel?
Steeped in culture and rich with history, the Priory is found at the very heart of Cartmel village, surrounded by picturesque English countryside, and gives a warm welcome to everyone who comes to experience it. Exploring the Priory is different for everyone.
Is virtual reality coming to Cartmel Priory?
Virtual Reality comes to the Priory! We’re very excited to announce that virtual reality is coming to Cartmel Priory! Visitors to the Priory will be able to experience ‘The Young Martyr’, an immersive VR attraction developed by Holdens. We look forward to seeing you there!
Where can I find art in Cartmel?
Cartmel Art Society have their annual exhibition at Cartmel Village Hall from August 13th-15th. You can also meet Kevin Bell, the local artist who designed the village map which is on the homepage of Cartmel Village Soci… See More
What does the Cartmel village society do?
The village of Cartmel is unique and precious. Dynamic schools, innovative businesses, the finest church building in the South Lakes, and an historic setting in thrilling countryside. The Village Society exists to celebrate all these great things whilst ensuring that change is both sustainable and enhancing.
