Come racing and save. Enjoy two Paddock Enclosure tickets for the price of one for our first Monday fixture of the year on Monday 5 June when you book by 5pm on Monday 29 May.
Missed the deadline? Tickets will still be available after this date at the full price of £19 per Paddock Enclosure ticket or £12 for the Course Enclosure.
Gates open at 12.10 ahead of the first race at 14.10. The last race of the day will take place at 17.15.
Please note times are subject to change so please be sure to check the website for updates.
Finish the day on a high with an evening at the races on Tuesday 30 May, the first of four evening fixtures to take place at Newton Abbot Racecourse this season.
Gates open at 15.50 ahead of the first race at 17.50. The final race of the day will take place at 20.50.
Tickets are available online now priced at £19 for the Paddock Enclosure and £12 for the Course Enclosure. Tickets are available online until 17.00 on Monday 29 May and will also be available at the gates on the day.
Children aged 16 and under, plus students with valid photographic ID go FREE. Book in...
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