A pantomime theme welcomes racegoers to Sandown Park Racecourse for the two day Tingle Creek Christmas race meeting on Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th December. 

To celebrate the launch of its latest collection of Polo shirts, Stand-Out.net has teamed forces with Eclipsemagazine.co.uk to offer readers the chance to win a Farah Vintage Hicks Pattern Polo Shirt, worth £34.00:

King George VI and Winson Churchill had one, the military has depended on them, they're the home of the car-boot picnic and they've long been associated with (and former 20-year sponsors of) the world of point to point racing:

This brand new play is the third and final production in 'The Horse Racing Trilogy' and comes to The Customs House for its world premiere.

This "outrageous comedy" is the second in 'The Horse Racing Trilogy' of plays, and sold all 2,000 tickets before the opening night in 2004.

The play by Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood rejoins Bob and Shirley when they have moved house. It’s Shirley’s dream home but it comes at a price.

This gem of a comedy is the first in 'The Horse Racing Trilogy' of plays, and broke Customs House attendance records when it premiered in 2002. 

In 2010 Ed Waugh and Trevor Wood’s debut play returns to the Customs House for the first time in eight years.

The Knavesmire has been home to horseracing in York since 1731, the tote Ebor handicap was first run just over a hundred years later in 1843.

Yvette Jelfs, designer of couture, hand-made hats and head-dressings, creates unique and original looks for her clients, including a wide range of celebrities and royalty.

Her passion and flair, evident in every design, makes Yvette one of the UK's leading milliners.

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