101 High Street, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 8JL

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World Famous Private Members Club

At the Heart of British Horseracing History

"A Unique and Exclusive Setting for a Wedding"

"A Fascinating Backdrop for High Level Business Events"

Join Us for Sunday Lunch or Afternoon Tea

Gallery

The iconic facade of the Jockey Club Rooms with bronze of Derby winner Hyperion standing sentinel outside.

Bust of Admiral Rouse in the Jockey Club Rooms' hallway - who produced the first form of handicapping of horses in races.

The Terrace and manicured 'Hallowed' Lawn.

Part of the world-class equestrian art collection housed in the Morning Room.

The Rogues Gallery of members past and present.

The Morning Room, which houses the highlights of the Rooms' famous art collection.

The Card Room.

Copies of the Racing Calendar from bygone eras can be found throughout the Rooms.

The Members' Dining Room houses the country's longest antique banqueting table outside of Windsor Castle's.

Eclipse's hoof.

The historic Coffee Room dates back to 1752. It is perfect for business meetings and events.

A glimpse of two artworks in the hallway

Afternoon Teas and tours are held on certain dates throughout the year.

One of the Club's classically styled bedrooms.

The Jockey Club Estates' Training Gallops - private early morning tours can be arranged.

A recently refurbished bedroom with a luxurious bathroom overlooking the gardens.

A wedding party enjoying Croquet on the 'Hallowed' Lawn.

The historic Coffee Room.

We can arrange for stunning marquee weddings to be held in our grounds.

The gentlemen's loo has remained unchanged for a few hundred years. A series of Spy cartoons are displayed on the walls.

The Jockey Club Estates' Training Gallops - private early morning tours can be arranged.

Private visits to a local training yard can also be arranged.

A day at the Races - Newmarket's July Course.

Frankie Dettori punches the air after winning the QIPCO 1000 Guineas on Blue Bunting.