The racecourse has a 91-acre site with parking for 5,000 cars. Both chase and hurdles contests take place on the same flat left-handed track. Only around 1m1f in circumference and somewhere between an oval and a square in appearance, this is one of the tighter National Hunt courses in the country. Runners tackling the chase course face seven fences per circuit, consisting of five plain obstacles, an open ditch, and a water jump. Three fences lie in the backstretch, one down each of the sides of the track, with the final two then coming in the home straight. For hurdles, events over the smaller obstacles face just the five flights per circuit, two in each of the straights, and one on the turn from the home-straight into the back straight – with this latter obstacle being jumped on the first circuit only.

 It also has corporate meetings, conference rooms, suites, and private boxes. There are also cafeterias, bars, and two restaurants, ‘The Winning Post’ and ‘The Paddock.’ Its three different enclosures are Paddock, Course, and Family Enclosure.