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| Season (16 Nov 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday | 11:00 | - 16:45 |
Pasty & Pint Raceday returns to Exeter Racecourse on Monday 16 November, with a cracking afternoon of National Hunt racing and one of the best-value packages of the season. For just £25 you get your admission, a traditional pasty and a pint. That's your afternoon at the races and lunch sorted.
By mid-November the jumps season is in full swing. Horses are getting into their stride, trainers have their sights on the big winter meetings and there's every chance of seeing a future star among the afternoon's runners.
And you don't need to know your handicaps from your hurdles to enjoy it. Get a few friends together, wrap up warm, pick a horse and head for the rails as they come thundering past.
It's relaxed, it's a bit of fun and at £25 for racing, a pasty and a pint, it's a pretty good excuse to escape the desk and do something different with your Monday.
Just coming for the racing? General Admission is £18, groups of six or more pay £15 per person and under 18s go free.
Dedicated Greenslades buses will run from Exeter St Davids, Exeter City Centre and Newton Abbot Train Station at 12 noon, returning from the racecourse at 4.30pm, so you can leave the car at home too.
£25 for racing, a pasty and a pint, General Admission is £18, groups of six or more pay £15 per person and under 18s go free
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Exeter Racecourse is at Kennford, Exeter EX6 7XS, just off the A38 on Haldon Hill. From Exeter and the M5, follow the A38 towards Plymouth and look out for the racecourse signs as you approach Haldon Hill. Free parking is available at the racecourse.
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Dedicated Greenslades buses run from Exeter St Davids, Exeter City Centre and Newton Abbot Train Station. All three leave their designated pick-up points at 12 noon, with return buses leaving Exeter Racecourse at 4.30pm. Bus tickets can be purchased in advance to guarantee your seat.
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