Goodwood Racecourse

The Course

Horseracing was first introduced to Goodwood in 1802 by the Third Duke of Richmond. Set on top of the Sussex Downs it is a truly remarkable setting and is one of the most picuresque racecourses in the country. The track runs right handed and is in a loop shape. It has several undulations and several tight bends.

Goodwood racecourse
Goodwood Racecourse
Glorious Goodwood

The Facilities

The Richmond Enclosure: This is Goodwoods Members Enclosure and is open to all racegoers except during The Glorious Goodwood Meeting which ruins from 29th July to the 2nd August 2008. At this meeting the enclosure is reserved for Members, their guests and corporate clients. You will find both the March and Charlton Stands in the Richmond Enclosure where there is easy access to view the Winners Enclosure and also the Parade Ring. There is a great range of betting facilities, including Tote and rails bookmakers. There is also a good selection of bars and restaurants to choose from.

The Gordon Enclosure: This is the main enclosure at Goodwood and you will have access to the Sussex Stand and the Paddock, Winners Enclosure and Parade Ring. There are great betting facilities and restaurants and bars.

The Lennox Enclosure: This is a public enclosure and it offers great views of the home straight as the horses head for the winning post. A great enclosure for the family, with extensive betting facilities and a wide choice of food and drink areas.

How To Get To Goodwood

By Road: 

The course is approximately 4 miles to the north of Chichester and you can access Goodwood race course from 3 roads. they are the A27, A286 and the A285.

By Train:

The nearest train station to Goodwood Race Course is Chichester. On race days there are bus services available and there are also taxis available for the short journey to the track.

Contact Details:

Selhurst Park Road
Chichester
West Sussex
PO18 0BX
Tel:01243 755022