Cheltenham Horseracing Official VIP Hospitality
Tuesday 16th – Friday 19th March 2010
 The Cheltenham Festival 2010 countdown is on.
The Corporate Entertainment Co is market leader for hospitality at both the Cheltenham November meeting and the Cheltenham Festival in 2010. We have a comprehensive list of options at both meetings.
Cheltenham Racecourse and the two meetings available have a unique following and there is no better sporting event in the Sporting Calendar than the Cheltenham Festival. We offer a wide range of hospitality options available when you are planning hospitality at Cheltenham. We have accommodation, marquee hospitality, box hospitality and even Steam Train transfer directly to the racecourse to miss all the traffic and enhance your day.
 Corporate Entertainment is proud to offer for 2010 the very best hospitality facilities at the Cheltenham Festival including the Superior box hospitality with views of the last fence, Cheltenham Executive boxes and marquees which are great value for money and offer the very best in horseracing hospitality at Cheltenham Racecourse. Cheltenham Festival 2010
IF YOU KNOW WHICH DAY YOU WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND PLEASE CLICK ON ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TO SEE ALL THE OPTIONS FOR THAT DAY:
Optional Cheltenham Steam Train Transfer to and from the racecourse
Offer your clients a stress free journey, avoiding all the Cheltenham race-day traffic for the November or March meetings.
 Experience a unique and novel way to travel to and from the Paddy Power Festival in Nov 2009 and the Cheltenham Festival in 2010 on a Steam Train. The train departs from traffic free Toddington and goes directly to Cheltenham racecourse. Step back in time and relish first class travel pulled by a magnificent steam locomotive.
Starting your journey at Toddington Station where there is plenty of free hard surface car parking. Guests will be welcomed by a traditional Irish band that will be playing on the platform before taking their seats aboard the train.
Enjoy a 35 minute journey through the beautiful countryside of the Cotswolds, Malverns and Vale of Evesham and arrive relaxed and in style at Cheltenham. As you approach the racecourse platform you will pass all the queues of traffic as they cars try and get in and out of the Car Parks – you are relaxed as they become increasingly stressed.
Cheltenham Racing News
This eagerly awaited four day festival starts on Tuesday 16th March and already people are debating the results of the races. Denman v Kauto Star may well go head to head again in the Gold Cup on Friday 19th March 2010 or will it be one of the younger up and coming stars like Imperial Commander or Cooldine. Denman will be after revenge after coming close behind Kauto Star in the 2009 Gold Cup! Make sure you don't miss one of the sporting highlights of the year. Master Minded is again clear favourite to retain the Queen Mother Chase on Wednesday 17th March.
Cheltenham National Hunt Festival
Tuesday 16th to Friday 19th March 2010
The Cheltenham Festival is without doubt the most important and prestigious National Hunt Festival in the world. Cheltenham 2010 Festival promises to be another exciting year of fantastic racing being the fourth year the meeting opens for four days. For the two hours before racing and the half hour after the last race, there is time to enjoy The 2010 Festival atmosphere in one of the many Cheltenham hospitality facilities we offer for this event. A record of £3m in prize money will be up for grabs over the four days that define the momentum of European Jump Racing. The support and loyalty of all who visit Cheltenham confirm this National Hunt Festival as one of the most popular events in international sporting calendar.
The first Cheltenham Festival was held in 1902 at Prestbury Park, Cheltenham, which still remains the same venue for the festival to this day. It was in 1904 that the first National Hunt Steeplechase was introduced to the festival. This race became known as the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1924, when it was won by a horse called Red Splash. The Gold Cup was the first of the four Championship races, before the Champion Hurdle was introduced in 1927. The Queen Mother Champion Chase was introduced in 1959 before the Stayers Hurdle, the last of the championship was first run in 1972.
Entertain your guests in prime hospitality facilities at the Cheltenham Festival 2010. We offer Cheltenham’s finest superior boxes overlooking the last fence in an elevated position as well as Cheltenham Marquee hospitality which combines the convenience of being close to the heartbeat of a major international event but at an affordable price. CEC offer the very best hospitality facilities available giving you an opportunity to entertain and indulge your clients at Cheltenham Festival in 2010.
Many clients have commented on how good our Cheltenham hospitality and boxes are and many return year after year, therefore it is important to book early to secure the best locations.
Paddy Power November Meeting
Friday 13th – Sunday 15th November 2009
The Open in November, featuring the Paddy Power Gold Cup race on Saturday, is now firmly established as the most important event for Jump Racing prior to Christmas. Over the three days of the November Open Festival there is a blend of highly competitive racing, fantastic Cheltenham hospitality and a host of other entertainment. This is a perfect opportunity to entertain your guests retaining a unique experience at that time of year when there is little in the way of other sporting events available for corporate entertaining.
The November Open Meeting hospitality provides a wonderful opportunity to entertain guests in an executive box overlooking the final furlong. Boxes are available for 20 or 40 guests privately or smaller groups can be entertained in our shared boxes. Viewing the racing from the comfort of your private box with your own balcony is a perfect way to enjoy Cheltenham Hospitality.
Avoid all the busy Cheltenham traffic and take advantage of our Steam Train Transfer from Toddington station to the Cheltenham Racecourse on Friday and Saturday for the November Open Meeting 2009
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