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The Winter Million Festival at Lingfield Racecourse

The Winter Million Festival returns in January 2023 for a second year. The three-day racing extravaganza offers over £1 million in prize money. Two days of high-class jump racing sandwich a thrilling afternoon of All-Weather Championships action on the flat.

The feature race of the opening day, the £100,000 Sovereign Handicap Hurdle was won last year by the Harry Fry-trained Metier. While Saturday’s £100,000 Coral Winter Oaks saw Virgin Snow score against a competitive field.

The final day of the inaugural Winter Million Festival featured the £150,000 Fleur De Lys Chase and attracted a quality field of seasoned chasers, including third-placed Bristol De Mai in a race won by Two For Gold.

Don’t miss out on what will be a one-in-a-million day out full of food, drink and entertainment for all the family. Let the music come to you and enjoy our roaming bands throughout the day. Keep your younger racing fans entertained on Saturday and Sunday with free entertainment including pony rides, face painting, a falconry display, and Teddy the Shetland pony wandering around during the day to cuddle and stroke. In between the fantastic action on the track, spend some time perusing our trade stands offering a range of artisan goods from jewellery to homemade cakes and chocolate.

Throughout the three days, children under the age of 17 go free!

Experience moments worth a million with a 3-day pass admission for only £20 (for all 3 day’s)!

Tickets can be purchased online or by telephone 01342 834 800

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