All you need to know
At Sandown Park, we endeavour to provide Owners and Trainers with all that you and your guests require for an enjoyable visit.
If you would like to find out more about the facilities and access at Sandown Park Racecourse, a Detailed Accessibility Guide has been created by our partner AccessAble and can be viewed here.
OWNERS & TRAINERS CONTACT
Sarah Drabwell
General Manager - Sandown Park
Arrival
How to find us & where to go upon arrival at the racecourse.
Facilities
Find out more about the Owners & Trainers facilities available onsite.
Badge Allocation
The latest allocation and collection information.
Stabling
Sandown Park has 110 boxes. Overnight stabling can be arranged & accommodation is available for stable staff.
Celebrating Success
An unforgettable moment at Sandown Park Racecourse.
The Going
The Going is a description of the latest track conditions.
Horse Welfare
We are committed to providing safe facilities for our equine participants and are proud to be part of one of the world’s best regulated animal activities that is British Racing! To find out more about 'the horse comes first' click below.
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International Race Guide
The Jockey Club operates 15 racecourses staging 103 of the 292 UK Flat Pattern and Listed Races, 14 of the 36 Group 1s and four of the five Classics. Prize money for 2024 across our 342 fixtures totals nearly £60 million.
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Chasemore farm
Official sponsors of Owner & Trainers facilities at Sandown Park Racecourse. Chasemore Farm is a 340 acre thoroughbred stud farm located near Cobham, six miles from Sandown Park Racecourse. Established as a commercial operation dedicated to the needs of new and existing clients, Chasemore Farm has become a modern stud facility in the very best traditions of British Thoroughbred breeding. Significant and on-going investment in Chasemore Farm has ensured the stud remains among the finest facilities of its kind.
Step Back - Horses For Courses
We are delighted to be able to welcome our new Retraining of Racehorses Horses for Courses Ambassador, Step Back to our ranks for the 2024 season.
The Horses for Course campaign was launched in 2023 and was aimed at following the post-racing journeys of horses that have a close relationship and affiliation with the chosen racecourse. Step Back won the 2018 bet365 Gold Cup, one of our most prestigious races, as well as placing in another renewal and winning a Veteran's Chase here in 2020. He also competed in the 2019 Grand National.
Step Back is now living a full life with the Sara Bradstock in his post-racing career and you will be able to see him at selected racedays at Sandown Park in 2024 and 2025.
Owners & Jockeys Abandonment Policy
As part of The Jockey Club’s ongoing commitment to participants, should racing be abandoned in the middle of a card due to extreme weather challenges or issues with the ground, JCR will look to offer a one off, ‘good will’ payment to owners and jockeys to cover costs.
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