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Ascot Farmers' Market will be in Car Park 3 at the Racecourse, SL5 7JF, upper Ascot High Street, on Sunday February 21st 9am - 1pm.

For more information on the stalls CLICK on more farmers' market info or visit www.tvfm.org.uk or see the AscotMatters FEATURE

Betfair Raceday | February 20th www.ascot.co.uk https://www.ascot.co.uk/betfair-ascot-chase-2021

Owing to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and uncertainty as to when spectators will be able to return, Ascot Racecourse, is not currently selling tickets to any Ascot racedays, with racing remaining behind closed doors until further notice.

Nevertheless, you will be able to enjoy all the action from home.

Betfair Ascot Chase day is always a hugely popular fixture guaranteed to only intensify the excitement of the legions of Jumps fans eagerly awaiting the Cheltenham Festival. Indeed, the occasion is likely to be one of the very last chances to see some of racing’s biggest names - and potential future stars - in action ahead of the Cotswolds extravaganza in March.

Its feature race, the Grade 1 Betfair Ascot Chase, boasts an exceptional roll of honour to match its reputation as one of the most prestigious prizes of the entire season. Previous winners include the brilliant One Man, Monet’s Garden, Kauto Star, Cue Card, Silviniaco Conti and Paul Nicholls’ current chasing superstar Cyrname, who annihilated a high-class field with a devastating 17-length victory in 2019.

The card also includes the Grade 2 Reynoldstown Novices' Chase, frequently an important stepping stone to The Festival’s Grade 1 three-mile novice chase Chase and a race which has been won by many fine horses over the years, none more so than the great One Man in 1994. The 2020 edition was taken by the progressive Copperhead , who dismissed testing conditions when galloping home by 17 lengths to seal a hat-trick of consecutive victories over fences for trainer Colin Tizzard.

While racegoers may not be able to experience the action at the track itself, we hope you still enjoy what promises a thrilling day’s racing packed with an abundance of established stars and rising talent.

We look forward to welcoming racegoers back to Ascot at the earliest possible opportunity. Raceday ticket information will be updated early in the new year; should you wish to be notified of any developments, please complete your details below.

NOTE : CORRECT DATE OF EVENT IS FEBRUARY 25th

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The Arts Society Englemere are now utilising ZOOM technology to encourage us all to have some fun and enjoyment ! There will be a guided walk of York, on Zoom, at 2pm on February 25th

Guests are welcome to join any event or lecture online. After the Lecture there is an opportunity to put questions to the lecturer. Participation in your first lecture is “free”. A small charge (£5) will be made for subsequent events.

To register your interest please go to our website tas-englemere.org.uk click on “contact us” and email info@tas-englemere and you will receive the link.

E-mail : office@swps.org.uk or call 01932 574 90 FACEBOOK WEBSITE

St. George's Ascot: NEXT VIRTUAL OPEN MORNING to be held on Friday, 5th March 2021 from 9am

To inquire about attending the next VIRTUAL Open Morning, please contact Admissions.

Heathfield School :: Ascot

Heathfield, independent day and boarding school for girls aged 11 to 18, is holding a virtual online event on March 6th 2021

Betfair Raceday | February 20th www.ascot.co.uk March Raceday

Nevertheless, you will be able to enjoy all the action from home.

Ascot’s Jumps season draws to a close with seven compelling races on Sunday 28th March.

Each of the two feature contests is expected to draw a number of quality contenders to have shown promise throughout the 2020/21 campaign, with some likely to have had their last start at the Cheltenham Festival.

Second in the two-mile-one-furlong Novices’ Handicap Chase in 2019 for instance was Caid Du Lin, an impressive winner of the Gerard Bertrand Hurst Park Handicap Chase at Ascot earlier that season who had performed with credit in the Grand Annual. Similarly, the card’s Juvenile Handicap Hurdle could include some interesting prospects. Notable among its recent winners is Lil Rockerfeller (2015), who would go on to win the Grade 2 Coral Hurdle back at Ascot in 2017, beating future Grade 1 Aintree Hurdle winner L’Ami Serge and the dual Cheltenham Festival scorer and winner of Ascot’s Grade 1 Clarence House Chase in 2020, Defi Du Seuil.

Also on the card is a three-mile Veterans’ Handicap Chase that invariably attracts several well-loved stalwarts of the National Hunt scene nearing the end of their racing careers. The 2019 renewal was won by the popular David Pipe-trained Rathlin Rose, who along with jockey Tom Scudamore had also taken the race twelve months previously.

The concluding Open Hunters’ Chase is another enjoyable contest featuring a number of familiar names from the point-to-point circuit; the latest edition was won by Virak, a former Grade 2 winner and runner-up in Ascot’s Listed Sodexo Silver Cup Handicap Chase unbeaten in all four of his point-to-point starts.