Our
Veterinary & Other Raceday Costs
at Ayr Racecourse
Veterinary & Other Raceday Costs at Ayr Racecourse
Veterinary costs at Ayr Racecourse, our superb Vets offer Trainers/Owners a number of performance tests on the day should your horse run below par.
Veterinary Costs
These services are:
- Post-race Endoscopy - £50 inc vat*
- Blood Test - £75.06 inc vat
Any veterinary treatment given on the racecourse in relation to an injury sustained during a race is provided courtesy of the racecourse.
*Please note this is a paid on the day price and will be slightly more if invoiced.
Farriery Costs
At every fixture we have a fully qualified, racehorse experienced Farrier on duty for all of your equine competitors shoeing requirements. Please see below 2017 prices which are including VAT if paid on the day and are subject to VAT if invoiced after the raceday:
- Full set of Racing Plates - £85
- Replacement of one Racing Plate/Shoe - £25
- Removal of a set of shoes and hoof trim - £25
Prices are inclusive of VAT if paid on the day.
If you have any queries or feedback in relation to these services, please do not hesitate to contact the Clerk of the Course/Head Groundsman, Graeme Anderson, on 07768-651261 or get in touch.
If you have any queries or feedback in relation to these services, please do not hesitate to contact the Clerk of the Course/Head Groundsman, Graeme Anderson, on 07768 651261 or
LATEST NEWS
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04 January 2021
6th Jan Racing Abandoned
Our fixture on Wednesday January 6 has been abandoned. The track is frozen and with the temperature currently -1c and forecast to be -2c over the next two nights conditions will not improve before Wednesday.
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02 January 2021
2nd Jan Racing Abandoned
Racing at Ayr today has been abandoned after temperatures failed to rise above freezing at the track. Frost covers had been laid on Monday and were lifted this morning but with temperatures still at 0c the meeting was called off.
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30 December 2020
Owners Attendance at Scottish Racecourses Update
DUE to the recent increased rates of transmission of Covid-19 throughout the country racing industry leaders have agreed with government that in areas in Level 4 in Scotland and Tier 4 in England only essential staff will be permitted to attend race meetings behind closed doors.
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