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Leveraging Amateur Partnerships

The Lingfield Park Cup works best when established teams welcome amateurs into the rhythm of race day planning, promotion and community involvement.

Shared value for clubs and communities

Amateur partners often bring fresh ideas, local connections and flexible energy that paid staff may not always have. In return, organised teams offer structure, credibility and practical experience, creating a clear pathway for people to stay involved in horse racing events.

  • wider reach for ticket sales and sponsorship conversations
  • more volunteers available for stewarding, hospitality and social media support
  • stronger local identity around the Cup

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