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  • harry783
  • Oct 7
  • 2 min read
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Pietro continued his fine form at Brighton with a determined display in the £35,000 Brighton Sprint Series Final, carrying 9st 12lb to victory for trainer James Fanshawe. Having already scored on his previous visit to the course, the three-year-old followed up in style, showing a strong attitude in the closing stages to secure his second Brighton success.


Tom Marquand also carried on his good record here when Another Abbot justified his position as 3-1 favourite with an impressive three-and-a-quarter-length win in the six-furlong Harry Bloom Memorial ‘Brighton Bullet’ Handicap. Ridden confidently, he travelled strongly throughout and pulled clear inside the final furlong to record a comfortable success.


A GREAT 2025!


Brighton Racecourse is proving that racing isn’t just about what happens on the track, it’s about atmosphere, accessibility, and creating an experience that people want to return to. In 2025, that formula is clearly working. 

Brighton Racecourse's elevated position on the Sussex Downs offers stunning panoramic views of the sea, creating a unique and scenic experience for visitors. This picturesque setting, combined with its proximity to the vibrant city of Brighton and easy access from London, has always been a prominent draw of the racecourse.

The racecourse’s location also plays a crucial role in its success. Just under a 10-minute drive from the city centre, the racecourse benefits from the steady flow of tourists visiting Brighton, particularly during the summer months. Many visitors incorporate a day at the races into their holiday plans, adding to the vibrant crowd atmosphere.

“Being less than 10 minutes from the city, and with so many people coming to Brighton for holidays, we see a lot of visitors include a day at the races as part of their trip,” says Brighton Racecourse’s Executive Director, Paul Ellison. 

The first ten race meetings of the year have already seen an impressive 12.9% rise in attendance, with 9,188 visitors compared to 8,140 in 2024 - a clear sign that Brighton’s blend of tradition and innovation is hitting the mark.

 
 
 

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