The Showcase Saturday

• 12.10pm – 12.35pm: Our very own South West Syndicate Horses will be on parade between racing, a perfect opportunity to find out more and become part of our Syndicate
• 12.35pm – 12.55pm: Matt Nicholls (Kim Bailey's assistant) will be talking through how to prepare a racehorse for a day at the races 

• 12.10pm – 12.35pm: Learn about racehorse anatomy with Rachel Keeble 
• 12.40pm – 12.55pm: A demonstration from the Riding for the Disabled

As well as entertainment and demonstrations in the Parade Ring, there are stalls and stands to see in the Tattersalls Sales Arena located in the Club/Tattersalls Enclosure, including:

• British Racing School will be available to answer any questions for those that are interested in working in the horseracing industry, click here to find out more. The possibilities are endless, whether it be a jockey, trainer, stable staff and more
• Retraining of Racehorses will be educating racegoers on a racehorses life after their career in racing
• Racing to School delivers free outdoor learning activities for young people at racecourses, studs and trainers’ yards across the country. They will be around to teach you how to ride a racehorse with demonstrations and the opportunity for you to have a go by riding the equisizer 
• Matt from Beltane Forge will be showcasing his talent with a live demonstration straight from the forge
• Sign your little ones up to be a Junior Jumper™, our free South West Jockey Club Membership for under 18s
• Don't miss getting your children's face painted for free

More entertainment to be confirmed

The sun shone on our Day Two crowd in 2018, which saw Modus silence the critics in the famous green and gold silks for JP McManus under Barry Geraghty for trainer Paul Nicholls in the Randox Health Handicap Chase. Irish-raider, Dinons justified odds on favouritism in the Randox Health Novices’ Hurdle for Gordon Elliot and Champion Jockey, Richard Johnson.