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ROYAL ASCOT – LADIES DAY

Location

Address
ASCOT RACECOURSE
Country
United Kingdom
City
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Event Info

Organisers Name
Contact Tel
020 8470 6088
Start Date
End Date
June 21, 2012
Event Frequency
Age Range
TEST

Join UFD for this absolutely fantastic and glamorous affair; with us the bubbly flows all day!

Royal Ascot is a unique event in the summer social calendar, steeped in tradition, heritage and pageantry dating back to 1711. The jewel in Ascot’s crown, Royal Ascot attracts over 300,000 racegoers each year, to view the splendour and colour of five days of the finest racing, fashion and glamour. The quality of the horse racing at the Royal Meeting is simply outstanding. It is an essential date for your diary.

This year as with previous years, Unity Fitness & Dance [UFD] have decided to give our clients the choice of purchasing tickets for both the Grandstand and Silver Ring admission areas. The dress code is the same for both areas.  Ladies; we suggest hats or fascinators and summer dresses. Gentlemen; a smart suit with shirt and tie or top hats and tails; traditional dress is welcomed. Sports attire, jeans and shorts are strictly forbidden.

Do remember that UFD will be supplying our own scrumptious buffet lunch with loads of Champagne, Pimms and more than just a few extras – free of charge!

Grandstand. The Grandstand Admission ticket provides excellent facilities and viewing areas at ground level and lawn level; here you can watch the Royal Procession and the racing action from the lawns in front of the Grandstand. The Pre-Parade Ring, Parade Ring and track are both within a short walking distance, by crossing the Concourse in the main Grandstand. There are a variety of places to eat, drink and bet – from the bookmakers in the betting ring to the totepool and betting shops in the main Grandstand; however, you do not have access to the upper levels of the Grandstand.

Other highlights of a Grandstand Admission ticket include:

    Over 1,000 free seats are available from which to view the racing.
    Big Screen TVs on the Plaza Lawn.
    Military Bands performing in the Parade Ring before the Royal Procession each day.
    Traditional sing-along around the Bandstand after racing on each day. Free song books provided.
    Food outlets selling a variety of value for money cuisine options.

Silver Ring at Ascot is a separate admission area that provides an excellent position to watch the Royal Procession and the racing action. It does not provide access to the Grandstand or the Parade Ring and track. Although less formal, the Silver Ring is a lively area with bars, live band and DJ music.


Other highlights of a Silver Ring ticket include:

    Over 2,000 free seats available from which to view the racing.
    Big Screen TVs.
    Live music entertainment each day.
    Lawned area with many bars and food outlets.

 
Experience a UFD day at the races

 
Reception

Your day begins with a Bucks Fizz reception at the Blake Hall Sports Club, Blake Hall Road, Wanstead, London E11 2QW, where you’ll rendezvous with our executive coaches which are fully equipped with DVD screen, WC, air conditioning, PA system, etc.

 

There is ample free parking within the grounds but please park your vehicle away from the main entrance to allow easy access for those entering or leaving.

 

The coaches leave at 8:30am sharp therefore please allow extra time for traffic delays; you are advised to plan your journey so as to arrive at the Blake Hall  Sports Club no later than 7:30am, as everyone needs to be registered and seated in good time before leaving. The bucks fizz and breakfast will be served between 07:30am – 08:15am; prior to boarding the coaches, so please do not miss out by arriving late.

 

If you are unfortunate enough to miss the coach, then please make your own way to Ascot racecourse where you can join the group.

 

Once all are onboard we shall leisurely cruise through the morning rush hour in style whilst listening to some good grooves and enjoying the UFD non-competitive (yeah, right!) quiz and word search – prizes will be given to the winners!

 

 
Breakfast

Our catering crew shall serve you a light breakfast inside the Blake Hall Sports Club prior to boarding the coach, which will comprise; hot and cold refreshments, bucks fizz, scrumptious Caribbean canapés stuffed with ackee & salt fish, pastries and exotic fruit salad.

 

The expected time of arrival at Ascot racecourse is approximately 10:45am.

 

Once at the racecourse you will not have far to walk to the admission areas, as the coaches will be parked in one of the favoured car parks nearest to the main entrance.

 
Lunch

Juliette, our talented master chef, has created a mouth-watering menu of,

Caribbean style picnic lunch, served hot with baked whole salmon, vegetarian curry, salads and seasonal fruits. The picnic will be held on the green by our coaches. You’ll be kept entertained by our DJ playing all your favourite tunes.  

 

Complementary Champagne, rum punch, wine, beer and soft drinks will accompany your lunch.  Feel free to bring some bubbly of your own!

 
Afternoon tea

Afternoon tea is served from 4:30pm. There will be a selection of cakes and pastries.

 

Coaches depart from Ascot soon after the last race at around 7pm and are expected to arrive back at the Blake Hall Sports Club at approximately 9pm.

 
Hints & tips

    Royal Procession takes place at approximately 2pm
    Racing begins at approximately 2:30pm
    Racing ends at approximately 5:30pm


Upon arrival at the racecourse at approximately 10:45am, the UFD team will quickly setup our picnic area on the green by our coaches; we hope to start serving lunch from 11:45am and finish by 1pm, giving you enough time to be in place for the Royal Procession, however, refreshments will be served during this time.

If you would like to watch the Royal Procession, you’ll need to find a viewing position by 1.40pm in order to be able to view the procession at approximately 2pm.

 

Once inside your admission area, you will find plenty of bars and food outlets to choose from; not that you’ll want to eat anything else! Feel free to move around and explore for the best position to view the action.

 
Things to bring & more tips

    A pair of binoculars
    Ladies bring some comfortable shoes
    An umbrella
    A light blanket for the picnic lunch to be placed on the ground
    A small fold up chair if you prefer to be seated i.e. ‘chair in a bag’
    Your watch!
    Personal effects can be left on the coach but please don’t bring the crown jewels!
    Extra funds for your bets – please do bet sensibly, do not bet more than you can afford to loose.
    Collect your winnings as soon as possible to avoid long delays
    Meet the coach at the Blake Hall Sports Club at 07:45am
    Book your taxi and plan your journey well in advance
    Why not avoid rushing around by saying overnight in a local guesthouse? Call the UFD office on 020 8470 6088 for details
    Don’t forget your camera for those memorable snaps

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