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ABANDONMENT

If racing is abandoned after the first race has been run, we regret that no refunds can be made in respect of admission charges.

BADGES & TRANSFERS

If badges or tickets are lost they will unfortunately not be replaced. Transfers between enclosures are available at the entrances to the enclosures.

BARBEQUES

We regret that barbeques are not permitted on this racecourse due to safety regulations. Communications/Mobile Phones Mobile telephones, laptops, tablets and any other electronic devices may not be used on the racecourse for betting purposes. Cellular phones may be used for other purposes but only in the areas behind the stands and away from designated betting areas. FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN YOUR REMOVAL FROM THE PREMISES AS PER OUR

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

DOGS

Racegoers are not permitted to bring dogs into any enclosure. In car parks dogs must be kept on leads at all times. During hot weather it should be remembered that Police and RSPCA officials reserve the right to force entry into any vehicle to release an animal if suffering.

DRESS CODE

No T Shirts, casual shorts or trainers are permitted in the Premier Enclosure. Shirts must be worn at all times in all enclosures.

FOOD & DRINK

Although alcohol is not permitted to be brought onto the Racecourse, and in some cases bags will be searched at the entrances, picnics are permitted on the lawn adjacent to the track itself but not in any other areas. You are requested not to take glass bottles and glasses outside of the bars, hospitality and restaurant areas.

GENERAL

Although everyone is welcome at Southwell, we do reserve the right, in extreme circumstances, either to refuse admission or to eject any person from the racecourse.

HORSERACE BETTING LEVY BOARD

Southwell Racecourse would like to thank the Horserace Betting Levy Board General Prize Fund scheme for the inclusion of £673,300 at this Racecourse in 2022.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Racegoers may take photographs for private use from within the enclosures. Flash photography is not permitted at any time. Press and commercial photographers may pre-arrange the necessary permission with the Secretary’s Office at least 7 days before the race meeting. Press and Official Photographers ’ attention is drawn to the current British Horseracing Authority

Instructions.

RACE CONDITIONS

Today’s race conditions can be found on page 27 of this racecard.

SAFETY

In the interests of public safety all visitors to the racecourse must follow the directions of the Safety Stewards on the Stands and the Raceday Staff throughout the racecourse. Please do not leave bags or your possessions unattended at any time as this could cause a security alert. Please be aware that horses can be unpredictable, therefore care and attention is necessary within the vicinity of the horses. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL DRINK AND/OR GLASSES BE ALLOWED ON TO GRANDSTANDS, VIEWING AREAS IN FRONT OF GRANDSTANDS OR AROUND THE PERIMETER OF THE PARADE RING. RACEGOERS DISREGARDING THIS REGULATION OR BEHAVING IN A DISORDERLY MANNER WILL BE REMOVED

FROM THE RACECOURSE.

SMOKING

Smoking is not permitted inside any buildings but is permitted in all outdoor areas, this includes the use of all electronic cigarettes that omit vapour.

VETERINARY CARE

Horse welfare is a priority at Southwell. At every meeting there are two specially qualified Equine vets appointed to look after the welfare of all the horses in action. One vet is present at the start of each race and during the race follows the runners in a vehicle. Horses can be attended to in the same time as the Paramedic Teams responsible for treating injured jockeys. The second vet follows the action from the stands and coordinates the required response to any incidents. In addition, throughout the meeting a close check is kept on all horses, especially those returning after a race. It is standard policy that in the event of a horse requiring veterinary treatment whilst on site, screens will be erected around the horse. It is designed to afford the vet and the patient some privacy.

Please do not assume the worst.