Experience three unforgettable days of world-class racing, live entertainment and family fun as The November Meeting returns to Cheltenham Racecourse for 2025.
From checking out the best runners and riders and getting some top tips for the Cheltenham Festival, to family fun with the littlest racing fans, SoGlos rounds up the highlights...
What's on at Countryside Day at The November Meeting 2025
The three-day racing extravaganza kicks off in style with a celebration of all things rural.
Countryside Day features seven exciting races to enjoy, with the first at 1.10pm, as well as plenty of action in the Parade Ring, including a gun dog display.
There's also live music throughout the day, with pre-race vibes being brought by LAMPA's selection of Irish hits and Tommy and The Fuse bringing it home with an hour of post-racing feel-good favourites at The Centaur.
What's on Saturday at The November Meeting 2025
The showstopper of the weekend, Super Saturday provides an exciting and fun atmosphere, with another seven thrilling races including the hotly anticipated Paddy Power Gold Cup Steeplechase, from 12.35pm.
While the owners, trainers and jockeys battle it out on the track, racegoers can witness thoroughbreds of the past in the Retraining of Racehorses Parade, with last year's participants including Bristol De Mai, Coneygree and Pineau de Re.
Plus, there's live music to catch for a second time through the weekend, from the feel-good favourites from Richard James between races at the Tattersalls Sales Arena Bar to sing-along tunes at The Centaur during the official after party, when all the action on the track comes to a close.
What's on Carnival Sunday at The November Meeting 2025
The only Sunday race day of the season, Carnival Sunday offers a full schedule of family-friendly entertainment at Cheltenham Racecourse.
Don't miss the Shetland Pony Race – a fast-paced favourite showcasing the stars of tomorrow – followed by the Sue Ryder Mascot Race, raising funds for the hospice charity in a truly hilarious way.
Plus, the live music programme features On The Sesh in the Guiness Village and Luke Gittins and Ash Smith in the Tattersalls Sales Arena.
On the track, the highlight of the day is The Unibet Greatwood Premier Handicap Hurdle Race, so get those bets in!
Plus, under-18s go free with a paying adult.
For more information and to grab tickets, visit thejockeyclub.co.uk/cheltenham.
