Horse racing at Catterick. The first recorded race meeting at Catterick Racecourse took place on 22nd April 1783 and it was not until 1906 that a stand was built.

In 1923 the first race company was formed. Catterick Racecourse is now a fine blend of both old and new with the framework of the original still in place but with a great many improvements within, including five luxury hospitality suites, which have undergone recent refurbishment.

Catterick racecourse - a great day out at the races.

Course Description
The flat course is one mile one furlong in length. It is run left-handed has tight bends and undulations.

The National Hunt course is a wider and slightly longer circuit. It has eight notoriously easy fences. The course also has an extension, which is used for flat sprint races and contains a ninth fence for some National Hunt races.

Catterick Bridge
Catterick Bridge is a rural settlement 1 mile north of Catterick Village in North Yorkshire, England. Which is home of a pub and a few houses. It lies very near to the A1 road.

Please note this is a tribute site dedicated to Catterick Races. For the official Catterick Races website visit www.catterickbridge.co.uk

Other Racecourses
For information on other great race days out please have a look at Ripon races,  Sedgefield races, Plumpton races, Pontefract races, Doncaster races, Stratford races, Ludlow races, Fakenham races, Taunton races, Thirsk races & Going racing.

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