LINGFIELD Racecourse
A practical guide to LINGFIELD Racecourse, including its track layout, jumping test and the courses most likely to provide useful form clues.
About LINGFIELD Racecourse
Lingfield racecourse was opened in 1890 initially for Jump racing, although it is now a dual purpose racecourse and probably best known for its All Weather racing on the flat. Their has been a lot of re-development carried out over the last few years at Lingfield, and its a nice if unspectacular racecourse.
Key Characteristics
Lingfield is a left handed triangular course of about a mile and a half. It has nine relatively easy fences on each circuit. It is quite a sharp track and definitely suits front runners. Nowadays the bumper races tend to be run on the All Weather course.
Course Summary
Track: Undulating and galloping left handed track with an easy finish.
Fences: Very Easy
Interesting Facts
- Lingfield racecourse was opened in 1890 initially for Jump racing, although it is now a dual purpose racecourse and probably best known for its All Weather racing on the flat.
- Their has been a lot of re-development carried out over the last few years at Lingfield, and its a nice if unspectacular racecourse.
- Lingfield is a left handed triangular course of about a mile and a half.
- It has nine relatively easy fences on each circuit.
Similar Courses
Form from the following courses may be particularly relevant when assessing runners at LINGFIELD:
- Chepstow Course map
Course Map
