Horse Racing
The Breeders Cup World Championships is the most important two-day racing event in North America and the de facto world championship of thoroughbred racing across all major divisions. Held on the first Friday and Saturday of November at a rotating host track, the Breeders Cup features 14 championship races with total purses exceeding $30 million.
Host tracks have included Keeneland (Lexington, Kentucky), Santa Anita Park (Arcadia, California), Churchill Downs (Louisville, Kentucky) and Del Mar (San Diego, California). Each venue provides a different character and atmosphere to the Breeders Cup experience.
Breeders Cup VIP access is structured through the host track's premium ticketing and hospitality programme, which varies by venue. Key options typically include:
Clubhouse Premium Access — the most exclusive hospitality tier at most Breeders Cup host tracks. Dedicated lounge with full dining, open bar and reserved premium seating in the clubhouse sections.
Breeders Cup Experience Packages — curated VIP packages combining Breeders Cup general admission or preferred seating with access to special events and receptions during the two-day meeting.
Private Suite Hire — corporate suites at the host track for dedicated group use, with exclusive catering and panoramic track views.
Breeders Cup Saturday vs Friday — Saturday is the main event day featuring 8 championship races including the Breeders Cup Classic (the most prestigious race). Friday features 6 championship races. Weekend packages covering both days are available and offer the best overall Breeders Cup experience.
Breeders Cup hospitality pricing varies by host venue and tier:
General admission (Friday): from $80–$150 per person
General admission (Saturday): from $120–$200 per person
Clubhouse premium packages (per day): from $400–$900 per person
Full weekend VIP packages: from $700–$1,500+ per person
Private suite hire: pricing on application based on venue and suite size
All VIP packages include catering and the full two-day or single-day event experience. Prices vary by specific host venue — contact our team for current Breeders Cup pricing.
The Belmont Stakes is the final and most gruelling leg of the US Triple Crown, run at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York, over a distance of 1.5 miles — making it the longest of the three Classic races. When a Triple Crown is on the line, the Belmont becomes the most watched race in America, with attendance regularly exceeding 60,000.
Belmont Stakes VIP access includes:
Belmont Stakes ticket prices range from $20 for general admission to $200–$600+ per person for Clubhouse premium packages. Contact our team for current Belmont Stakes VIP availability and to discuss full New York race trip packages.
The Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland, is the second leg of the US Triple Crown and one of the most festive racing events in America. Known for its unique infield atmosphere and the Preakness party culture, Pimlico has a character unlike any other major American racecourse.
Preakness VIP options include Clubhouse reserved seating, private suite access and the premium infield corporate areas. Preakness hospitality pricing ranges from approximately $150–$500 per person for premium access, with the exact pricing varying by specific year and package tier.
Saratoga Race Course in upstate New York is the oldest sporting venue in America still in active use. The Saratoga racing season runs for six weeks in July and August, and the track has a loyal following among racing enthusiasts who make the pilgrimage to this beautiful Victorian-era venue each summer.
The Travers Stakes — the 'Mid-Summer Derby' — is the highlight of the Saratoga meet and draws the season's top three-year-old thoroughbreds. Saratoga VIP access includes Clubhouse packages, reserved seating and the premium areas of this historic venue. Saratoga is also an excellent destination for a broader racing and leisure trip — the spa town setting and the wider Saratoga Springs resort experience make it a compelling destination beyond the racing itself.
Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky, is one of America's most beloved racecourses — a beautifully preserved limestone-and-greenery venue in the heart of Bluegrass Country that runs two short racing meets each year (April and October). When the Breeders Cup comes to Keeneland, it transforms this normally quiet venue into one of the most significant racing venues in the world.
For non-Breeders Cup visits, Keeneland offers an authentic, heritage-rich racing experience that represents American thoroughbred racing at its most traditional. The Kentucky Oaks — the day before the Kentucky Derby — is also a significant racing event in its own right and is accessible through Keeneland's connection to Churchill Downs.
The Pegasus World Cup Invitational is the world's richest thoroughbred race, run at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Florida in January. The Pegasus provides a spectacular opening to the American racing year and its prize fund and invitational format ensure the world's best older horses are represented.
Gulfstream Park VIP hospitality for the Pegasus World Cup includes premium Clubhouse packages, private suite access and the unique outdoor hospitality areas that take advantage of the Florida winter sunshine. A Pegasus World Cup VIP experience is increasingly popular with international racing guests for whom the January timing, the Florida location and the extraordinary prize fund make it a compelling destination.
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