Newton Abbot Racecourse
Summer jumping on the Devon Riviera
Newton Abbot is a friendly National Hunt course in South Devon that thrives during the summer months, offering jump racing in warm weather — a rarity in Britain. The tight, left-handed track rewards nimble jumpers, and the relaxed holiday atmosphere draws racegoers from across the South West.
Newton Abbot Guides & Articles
Everything you need to know about Newton Abbot Racecourse — from complete guides to betting tips and race day planning.
August Bank Holiday at Newton Abbot: The Biggest Day of the Summer
August Bank Holiday at Newton Abbot Racecourse is the peak of Devon's summer jumping calendar — a festival atmosphere on the Devon Riviera with top jumpers in form.
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Betting at Newton Abbot Racecourse
How to bet smarter at Newton Abbot — track characteristics, going and draw, key trainers and jockeys, and strategies for Devon's summer jumping venue.
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Newton Abbot Racecourse: Complete Guide
Everything you need to know about Newton Abbot Racecourse — Devon's summer jumping venue, the Newton Abbot Cup, and over 150 years of National Hunt racing.
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Newton Abbot Cup: Complete Guide
Your complete guide to the Newton Abbot Cup — Devon's signature summer chase, the best jumping at Newton Abbot Racecourse.
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A Day Out at Newton Abbot Racecourse
Everything you need for a day at Newton Abbot — getting there, what to wear, enclosures, food and drink, and insider tips for Devon's summer jumping venue.
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The History of Newton Abbot Racecourse
Over 150 years of racing at Newton Abbot — from its origins in 1866 to Devon's summer jumping venue and the Newton Abbot Cup.
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Cue Card at Newton Abbot: The Complete Story
Cue Card's early career at Newton Abbot launched him to King George VI Chase glory. Discover how this Devon track shaped a champion steeplechaser.
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Summer Jumping at Newton Abbot: Complete Guide
Your complete guide to summer jumping at Newton Abbot — the Newton Abbot Cup, key meetings, and racing in Devon when the flat is in full swing.
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