Sentence examples for own racecourse from inspiring English sources

Less than a fortnight after the top hats of Epsom were doffed at André Fabre, at the incidental expense of one of her colts, the French yesterday became the toast of her own racecourse.

Quite apart from free entry to the Queen's own racecourse, the benedictions shared by 26,595 people here yesterday extended to an immaculate spring afternoon and, for those disposed to take an interest, some pretty serious stuff on the track itself.

Lumiere, a daughter of Shamardal whose dam Screen Star won her only start by 11 lengths, was strong in the market before her own racecourse debut in the second division of the fillies' maiden and showed considerable class to accelerate away from her field.

We have a veterinary advisory board and a gold-standard welfare framework". Paul Fisher, chief executive of the Jockey Club - which owns racecourses including Aintree, Cheltenham, Newmarket and Kempton Park - believes the concept could help bring racing to "a younger, urban audience".

However, Chester FC had agreed to reimburse Glyndwr University - who own the Racecourse Ground - for the damage caused.

Wrexham Village, the holding company which owns Wrexham FC, also owns the Racecourse ground and the club's training facility.

Wrexham Village, the holding company which owns Wrexham FC, also owns the Racecourse and the club's training facility.

Aintree and the Jockey Club, which owns the racecourse, are plainly delighted to have nailed down a new deal before the running of the final race under the outgoing sponsor.

"Cardiff living beyond their means, Swansea dodging relegation out of the Football League, Wrexham in and out of the high court every week to prove they actually owned the Racecourse - no sane person would have predicted that we'd have progressed this far in just 10 years.

Richard Duchossois, who owns Arlington Racecourse among many other things, is as passionate about and devoted to thoroughbred racing as any person alive (he is 94).

Ascot is always considered the pinnacle of the British social season, but because 2012 is the historic year of the queen's Diamond Jubilee, the pageantry seemed even more meaningful, especially since the queen owns the racecourse, which is just a few miles from her weekend home, Windsor Castle.