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Racing all season
Two racecourses, the Rowley Mile and the July Course, with major festivals in May, July and October.
West Suffolk, Suffolk
Newmarket
The home of British horseracing: a market town with two racecourses and visitors all season long.
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Why Newmarket
The case for Newmarket
Newmarket is the country's largest racehorse training centre, with more than 3,000 horses stabled around the town and, the county council estimates, one in three local jobs linked to racing. Around 18,900 people live in the town.
Race days bring the crowds. The Rowley Mile and July Course host the Guineas Festival in May, the July Festival and the Future Champions Festival in October, and Palace House, home of the National Horseracing Museum, sits right in the centre. Add a twice-weekly market and a direct train to Cambridge, and there's footfall to build on.
What drives footfall
Why Newmarket works for TOAST
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A visitor attraction in town
Palace House, home of the National Horseracing Museum, is part of King Charles II's sporting palace and stables.
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Markets twice a week
Newmarket's market runs every Tuesday and Saturday, 9am to 3pm.
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Plugged into Cambridge
Direct trains to Cambridge in about 23 minutes, and the A14 and A11 on the doorstep.
Location
Newmarket on the map
Nearest TOAST stores
Straight-line distances, town centre to store.
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