The West Midland Area will stage 14 meetings during the 2020/2021 season. Andoversford, Didmarton, Paxford, Knightwick, Shelfield Park and Woodford run one fixture while Maisemore Park stages three meetings and Chaddesley Corbett hosts five Point-to-Points.
SATURDAY 17TH APRIL – WORCESTERSHIRE – CHADDESLEY CORBETT
SATURDAYS RACECARD IS NOW AVAILABLE – SEE NEWS SECTION
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Please note: – This meeting will now commence at 10 a.m. and there will be 30 minutes between races. This will ensure the meeting complies with the B.H.A.’ s statement which said “As a mark of respect for the funeral ceremony of His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, it has been agreed that no racing will take place in Britain between 2.45pm and 4.15pm on Saturday, April 17.
Owners will be allowed access to this meeting. Application for tickets via the National Website
Wednesday 14th April – Watering going to plan with the aim of producing GOOD ground for Saturday’s meeting.
The flat race will be run on the outside of the fences. See update regarding this race in news section
We finish our season on
MONDAY 31ST MAY – ALBRIGHTON & WOODLAND (SOUTH) – CHADDESLEY CORBETT
In line with the Government guidance for elite sports grounds and until further notice, admission to racecourses will be limited to participants, racehorse owners and essential raceday personnel only (although this can differ depending on local authority guidance). All attendees will need to observe the existing strict health and safety protocols outlined by the BHA and local and national government (see article published on 16th October).
E-Ticketing is available for most fixtures. Identify which fixture you wish to attend and click the link on the appropriate page.
The site is constantly updated with going reports from each course, plus previews, results and reviews
from individual meetings. It is run on behalf of the West Midland Point-to-Point Secretaries Association – the views expressed by the Website Editor do not reflect the views of the Association. Every effort is made to ensure the information published on this site is both factual and correct but if any mistakes are made they will be rectified as soon as possible.
