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Savour Royal Ascot Hospitality
One of the highlights of the racing and social calendars is Royal Ascot which this year is taking place from the 20th – 24th June.
Steeped in history with a monumental list of winners, Royal Ascot first took place during Queen Anne’s reign on 11th August 1711. The inaugural race was called Her Majesty’s Plate with prize money of 100 guineas. The 7 horses who participated were carrying 76 kilograms/12 stones weights and competed in 3 X 4 mile races to determine the overall winner.
An act of parliament passed in 1813 ensured that Royal Ascot would remain a public racecourse and in 1913 the Ascot Authority was formed and this committee run the racecourse and events to the present day.
The royal family home of Windsor Castle sits just six miles away from the racecourse and the Queen’s procession at around 2pm each day is a highlight for many visitors.
Each day has its own headline races and prizewinning jockeys. The Diamond Jubilee Stakes was won by Ryan Moore and Twilight Son in 2016 and he also won the Gold Cup on Order of St. George. Last year’s King Edward VII Stakes was won by Frankie Dettori on Across the Stars. Will they repeat their successes in 2017? Time will tell.
Royal Ascot hospitality through a leading event company and corporate hospitality specialist like DTB Sports and Events in London delivers excellence. Corporate hospitality at Royal Ascot never disappoints and is always a wise investment.
Refuse to settle for a standard ticket to this stylish event, indulge in luxuries and opportunities that only Royal Ascot hospitality can deliver to you and your guests.
Here are some examples of the exceptional packages which event company experts appreciate are always in high demand. Don’t miss your chance to get the most from a day at Royal Ascot.
The Carriage Restaurant package includes:
- A Grandstand admission ticket.
- Magnificent views of the racecourse and Berkshire.
- Stylish restaurant.
- Champagne reception with mise en bouche.
- A four-course lunch served with selected fine wines.
- A private table for 10 or a shared table for smaller groups.
- Full afternoon tea.
- All day complimentary bar, includes champagne.
- Car parking label (1 per couple.)
- Racing papers.
- Racecards.
- Tote betting facilities.
- Event documentation and itinerary.
Royal Ascot Pavilion packages include:
- Grandstand admission.
- Reserved table for the day. (Exclusive tables for 10 or shared tables for smaller groups.)
- Pimm’s No.1 reception.
- A three-course luncheon.
- Light afternoon tea.
- Complimentary beers, wines and soft drinks throughout the day – This excludes champagne. The bar closes 30 minutes after last race.
- Post racing party.
- One car park label per couple.
- Racecard.
- Racing newspaper.
The Lawn Club is new for 2017:
- It’s located at the end of the Grandstand.
- Admission to the delightful Queen Anne Enclosure.
- Decking area for viewing.
- Allocated tables.
- Cold buffet lunch.
- An afternoon cheeseboard.
- Complimentary bar – wines, beers & soft drinks.
- Car parking (1:2 guests.)
- Colour TV monitors.
- Racecard.
- Racing newspapers.
Your guests will revel in Royal Ascot hospitality experiences so contact an event company today.
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