Totesport Silver Bowl @ Haydock Park

Experience the thrill and excitement of the Totesport Silver Bowl at Haydock Park on the Bank Holiday Weekend, Saturday 24th May 2008. There's nothing quite like the spectacle you will see during your day at the races.

Haydock Park is the North West's premier dual purpose racecourse located half way between Liverpool and Manchester, just off junction 23 of the M6 motorway. With over 30 events every year, there is an excellent choice of top-class fixtures over the jumps and flat throughout the year, giving every opportunity to experience the excitement of a day at the races.
Haydock Park is the most visited racecourse in the country, offering first class racing all year round with the Old Newton Cup Day in July, The Rose of Lancaster Stakes in August, The Betfred Sprint Cup in September and the exciting jump race, the North West Masters in November. It is also an excellent venue for other events, exhibitions, conferences, dinner dances, Christmas Parties, & weddings.

It is also easy to see why Haydock Park has become a leading conference centre in the North West, with a range of first-class suites that can accommodate 2 to 500 guests, all set in 127 acres of beautiful parkland.

Haydock Park Racecourse can offer you so much more, whether you are planning an intimate luncheon, a large banquet for up to 500, exhibitions or even outdoor events, Haydock Park Racecourse is that perfect location.

With facilities to suit every requirement from the very best in private hospitality suites and restaurants to our silver ring you need look no further. The boxes and luncheon rooms in the Tommy Whittle Stand are the ideal facility for entertaining small parties. Larger parties of up to 400 can be accommodated in the Park Suite.
Visitors who wish to dine in a restaurant have the choice of Colours Restaurant on the ground floor of the Centenary Stand in the County Enclosure, Harry's Bistro in the Premier Suite overlooking the course from the second floor, the Centenary Stand and the Park Suite from the second floor of the Makerfield Stand and the Jubilee Bistro on the ground floor of the Tommy Whittle Stand.