Racing was first recorded 330 years ago in Exeter in the reign of Charles II at this splendid site on top of the Haldon Hills which, with its far-reaching views, is one of the most attractive courses in the land. The landscape is breathtaking and the views of the jumping action on-course, and the countryside beyond, are superb. Exeter is a wonderful course to visit and well worth the trip. Gold Cup Day is during early November, the Devon Marathon takes place in early December with the New Year's Day meeting, on 1 January. By Car: Follow the A38 for about 4 miles from the end of the M5 towards Plymouth and follow the brown signs to the racecourse and you will find the racecourse alongside the A38 at the top of Haldon Hill. By Train: Exeter St David's station is on the London Paddington line and there is a free bus service to the course. By Bus: On racedays, a free bus service runs from the Exeter Central Bus Station to the course. By Air: Helicopters by prior arrangement only. Disabled FacilitiesA special viewing platform and toilet facilities are available and there is a lift in the Brockman Stand. Exeter Racecourse Kennford Exeter EX6 7XS Email: exeter.races@eclipse.co.uk Website: www.exeter-racecourse.co.uk | 
