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6 reasons to head to Haydock Park for Ladies Day 2022 this August
2 years ago
Haydock Park welcomes back its annual Ladies Day on Saturday 6 August
Fun, a flutter, and the chance to put fashion first!
Haydock Park is looking forward to a fiesta of flat racing when it hosts the Betfred Rose of Lancaster Carnival next month.
The three-day festival from Friday, August 5 to Sunday, August 7, promises to have everything to get racegoers galloping to the starting fence, especially on Saturday when it’s Ladies Day.
So here’s six reasons why should you should head to Haydock Park and put the style into your summer:
1. Dress to impress
Horse racing and fashion go hand in hand – and who doesn’t love the chance to get dressed up to the nines! The style stakes are high on Ladies Day and it’s the chance to have a great day out with your mates, put your posh frock on, and go for glamour with a capital G.
2. Style Awards
If you’re feeling good and your look’s on point, you can enter The Ladies Day Style Awards 2022. Not only does it offer an excuse to go all out and raise the odds on your outfit, you can win some fantastic prizes including: a year’s worth of Forever Unique clothing up to the value of ÂŁ1,000; ÂŁ500 cash; a House of Cavani ÂŁ300 voucher; a styling session with Seema Malhotra, founder of Forever Unique, and more.
3. Fancy a flutter
There’s a full racing card for those who like a bet including, at 3pm, the iconic Rose of Lancaster Stakes.
4. Fabulous food – and you can even pack a picnic
Haydock is renowned for its great hospitality and fabulous dining experiences, with informal eating at the Kauto Star restaurant and Harry’s Bistro, and the chance to wine and dine in style with a panoramic view of the course from the Park Suite. And, if you want to celebrate the fact it’s summer and, hopefully, the sun is shining, you can even pack a picnic and throw your blanket down on the grassed area in front of the grandstands.
5. Getting there is a guaranteed cert
No matter where you’re heading from, getting there is easy. Set in parkland between Haydock, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Golborne and Newton-le-Willows, it’s only a mile from junction 23 of the M6, and just off the East Lancs (and parking is free!). If you’re going by train there’s a complimentary shuttle bus from Newton-le-Willows train station from two hours before the first race with return journeys after racing.
6. Half-price tickets
It doesn’t have to cost a fortune to go. If you’re between 18-24, you can sign up to RacePass and save up to 50% off your admission ticket.