The Co. Westmeath track will host ten meetings this season.
Fans will be able to return to racing at Kilbeggan this season.
They've been absent from the track for the past couple of seasons but the Co. Westmeath track is gearing up for the beginning of the summer jumping season with it's first twilight meeting of the year on Thursday and Friday week.
It'll be the first of ten meetings scheduled at the track over the coming six months.
Managing Director Paddy Dunican says;
“We’re delighted to be able to welcome back our patrons this year after operating behind closed doors for the past two years.
So far, we have great interest in our forthcoming race meetings with a significant number of group bookings from local social clubs and business bringing their staff and customers for a day out.
We encourage patrons to book their tickets online and are looking forward to a great new season of racing with 10 race meetings planned from now until next September”.
Kilbeggan Races is all about people enjoying a great social event in a relaxed atmosphere, where you can have that family get together, meet old friends and new friends.
Fearless jockeys, great trainers, exciting racing with crowds cheering, glasses clinking, music pleasing and bookies paying. What more can you want!
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