A globally renowned week-long racing festival celebrated for its royal traditions, refined etiquette and exceptional sporting standards.
The event blends heritage with high-end fashion, attracting not only racing enthusiasts but also style-focused audiences who see Royal Ascot as a cultural highlight of the summer season.
This four-day meeting is considered the pinnacle of UK jump racing.
It offers an atmosphere of intense competition as elite trainers, jockeys and horses from around the world gather to compete on one of the most respected stages in the sport.
Held at Aintree Racecourse, the Grand National is the world's most iconic steeplechase.
Known for its demanding course and massive viewership, the event extends far beyond the racing community — becoming a nationwide moment that captures public attention every year.
| Month | Major Events |
|---|---|
| January | New Year's Day Racing – Cheltenham, Lanzarote Hurdle – Kempton Park |
| February | Dublin Racing Festival (UK trainers participate), Betfair Hurdle – Newbury |
| March | Cheltenham Festival |
| April | Grand National – Aintree, Scottish Grand National – Ayr |
| May | Guineas Festival – Newmarket, Lockinge Stakes – Newbury, Dante Festival – York |
| June | Royal Ascot, Derby Festival – Epsom Downs |
| July | July Festival – Newmarket, King George Weekend – Ascot |
| August | Ebor Festival – York, Goodwood Festival ("Glorious Goodwood") – Goodwood |
| September | St Leger Festival – Doncaster, Irish Champions Weekend |
| October | Champions Day – Ascot, Cesarewitch & Cambridgeshire – Newmarket |
| November | The November Meeting – Cheltenham, Ladbrokes Trophy – Newbury |
| December | King George VI Chase – Kempton Park, Welsh Grand National – Chepstow |