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Exeter's Super Sunday is one of the standout fixtures of the jump racing season, attracting top stables from Britain and Ireland as they prepare for the road to Cheltenham. The seven‑race card includes the £40,000 Listed Agatha Christie Mares' Novices' Chase, with the winner receiving the historic Mousetrap Cup.
Expect high‑quality, competitive racing throughout the afternoon, with key contests including the Veterans' Handicap Chase, the Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle, and the Grade 2 AIS Novices' Hurdle. Last year's winners have already gone on to make their mark at major spring festivals, making this a must‑see day for racing fans.
Racing to School will be on course offering Equicizer sessions, learning activities and jockey signings — perfect for families.
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| Super Sunday at Exeter Racecourse (8 Feb 2026) | ||
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| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 11:30 | - 17:30 |
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