We warmly welcome horse owners, their horse and their teams to Tipperary on race days. Our goal is to ensure your day is both successful and enjoyable. From the trainer entering your horse, to the grooms traveling with your horse, we look after all aspects of your visit with great detail and attention.

Going reports

From entry stage up to the day of racing we supply going reports on our website and social media channels.

Tipperary track

Tipperary is a flat, left-handed, oval track of a mile and two furlongs in length. There is a straight sprint track of five furlongs that joins with the main track at the entrance to the two and a half furlong straight. A low draw is favoured on the round track, while a high draw has been slightly favoured in big fields at five furlongs, more so on soft going.

Racing surface

Throughout the year the highest level of attention is given to the racing surface to provide the best surface possible at all times. For National Hunt races there are five hurdles and six chase fences on the circuit to test the skills of the best horses in Ireland and the UK.

Stables, equine care and accommodation

Horses travelling from overseas have use of our secure overnight stables. While your horse is here the best equine care is available, from farriers to vets, to ensure the highest welfare standards are met.

Grooms

Accommodation for grooms travelling from overseas is looked after by the racecourse and where possible grooms will be put up in accommodation directly across the road from the racecourse.