Returning for the 2026 Flat Season!
With Amazing interest in this years club, we are now sold out!
After an unforgettable year with our fantastic Racing Club horses Penelope’s Sister and Sophiestacte, we’re thrilled to announce that the Ayr Racecourse Racing Club is back for 2026!
Join the Club…
Memberships for the 2026 season are now available:
- £50 per person
- £95 for a joint membership
Once again, all proceeds will be donated to Ayrshire Cancer Support, helping to fund their vital services across the community. By joining, you’re not only supporting local racing, you’re supporting a charity making a real difference in Ayrshire.
Exclusive Member Perks
As always, Racing Club members can look forward to brilliant benefits, including:
- The chance to win Owners & Trainers experiences
- Discounted Raceday Tickets
- Regular updates and behind-the-scenes insights
- And much more still to come!
We can’t wait to welcome you back for another exciting year of racing, community, and unforgettable moments.
Join us for an amazing 2026 flat season.
Be part of the action. Be part of the Club.
Introducing our new Ayr Racecourse Members’ Club filly TAP DANCER.
A 4 year-old filly (for 2026) to be trained by Scotland’s 2025 Group One Royal Ascot winning trainer Jim Goldie after being acquired from the excellent care of Derby winning trainer (Sir Percy, 2006) Marcus Tregoning.
Jim trained both of our horses from last year to win races, Penelope’s Sister going on to win three races whilst Sophiesticate saw the winners enclosure once and is very optimistic that members will have plenty of opportunities to see Tap Dancer run and hopefully win in 2026.
Tap Dancer is by the Godolphin-owned 2000 Guineas runner-up and Group 1 winner Territories out of a Tregoning-trained winning mare called Hazy Dancer (by Oasis Dream).
She’s a half-sister to two winners, Stylish Dancer and Two Past Eight , and is already a winner herself in a maiden for 2 year-olds at Bath in 2024, ridden by Keiren Shoemark.
Tap Dancer started her 3 year-old campaign in July last year rated 70, but she’d dropped to 65 by the end of the season and will resume in handicaps for Jim and the Club members from a very attractive opening mark of 62.
Also, although she’s won on heavy ground, she’s recorded almost identical Racing Post Ratings on going with Firm in the description and our new acquisition looks like she’ll handle the extremes of going which Britain’s Flat racing summer tends to throw up.
The Gift That Gives Back
