Euroz Hartleys Champion Fillies’ Day – The Pinnacles Day 1

Join us for Day 1 of The Pinnacles (supported by TABtouch) – Euroz Hartleys Champion Fillies’ Day. It will be ladies’ day at Ascot Racecourse, so gather your girlfriends and dress your best for what’s set to be a fabulous day of racing and entertainment. The day will feature the Group 3 $200,000 Champion Fillies’ Stakes and the Listed $500,000 Placid Ark Stakes.

Make your raceday your own! Choose from –

Fillies on the Deck
Get exclusive access to the best trackside location on-course – The Heritage Bar & The Deck. Your Fillies on the Deck ticket includes your food, 3 drink vouchers and much more.

Lunch en Blanc
Join us for a gorgeous long table lunch experience in our Leger Lawn Marquee. Dress in white with a splash of pink. Your ticket includes 3-course meal, beverage package and more.

The Restaurants
Choose from elegant fine dining in Flying Colours Restaurant or a delicious buffet lunch at The Terrace Restaurant.

General Admission
Explore the racecourse and enjoy our many bars and eateries. There is plenty of casual seating available.

Visit Perth Racing’s website for more information.

Ascot Racecourse in Western Australia is located 8 kilometres outside of the WA capital, Perth, and is the headquarters of the Perth Racing, which was formerly known as the Western Australian Racing Club. Ascot Racecourse is one of the premier tracks in Australia and along with Belmont Park, is one of the two leading tracks in Western Australia.

Racing at Ascot takes place during the spring, summer and early autumn months. Its summer carnival is highlighted by The Pinnacles, which consists of WA’s three Group 1 races; the Railway Stakes, Winterbottom Stakes and Northerly Stakes. This carnival welcomes many interstate runners who are backing up off the Victorian Spring Carnival, who are looking for more Black Type wins before their spell and tilt at the autumn carnival.

Its history dates back nearly 200 years, with the first race at Ascot in 1848. In 1852, Western Australian Racing Club was formed, which then hosted the official first meeting in 1853. The course has had a number of different changes, including the addition of a railway built in the 1880s next to the course in order to boost attendance numbers. Ascot is known nationally as the ‘Grand Old Lady’ of Australian racecourses, due to the heritage listed buildings and well-presented gardens.