Fun for all of the household at group race day

There had been varied stations arrange throughout the Red Bar, South Paddock Lawn and tent space, in addition to museum and library stations for households to get pleasure from.

The Red Bar was residence to kids’s tables which included Lego constructing, rosette making and library supplies.

The South Paddock Lawn had lively occasions resembling Beat the Goalie, a Golf inflatable the place younger golf fans may apply their abilities and small drums and percussion classes.

There was face portray within the tent space, while the museum station was the historical past hub for the day with a number of previous pictures of the Racecourse in addition to objects, toys, video games and costume as much as spark nostalgia and inspiration.

Youngsters additionally had the possibility to design their very own World Cup themed jersey on the library station.

“We had been thrilled that so many households attended and loved themselves, participating in all kinds of actions.

“The feedback from staff and attendees was extremely positive and the day highlighted the value of collaborative community events.”

Racecourse Managing Director at Hamilton Park, Ashley Moon, mentioned: “We had been delighted to accomplice with South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture, whose implausible programme of family-friendly actions, together with storytelling, crafts, sports activities and interactive workshops, helped create a welcoming and fascinating environment all through the day.

“Their help performed a key position in making the raceday so successful, and it was fantastic to see so many households having fun with every thing on supply.

“As we celebrate 100 years of racing on Bothwell Road, it was especially meaningful to host a day that highlighted the importance of giving back to the community that has supported Hamilton Park for generations.”