Thursday, September 17, 2015

Fancy a day at the Exeter Races...then read on!


Luxury boutique hotel, Cary Arms in Devon, is celebrating the start of the Autumn racing season with an exclusive racing-themed break hosted by legendary Grand National winner, Bob Champion. 

The two night package is priced at £397.50 per person including accommodation, breakfast, an evening dinner with Bob Champion and a day at Exeter Races. Visitors can fly into Exeter from Dublin with FlyBe.  



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THAT’S CHAMPION!
Cary Arms teams up with Legendary Jockey on Exclusive Autumn Break


·           Luxury boutique hotel, The Cary Arms, celebrates start of Autumn racing season with exclusive racing break
·           Guests to enjoy gourmet dinner with legendary Grand National winner, Bob Champion, plus day of top class winter racing at Exeter Races

SEPTEMBER 2015 – Devon’s Cary Arms, situated in the picturesque Babbacombe Bay, has linked up with racing royalty and nearby Exeter Races to create the ultimate holiday break for race-goers.  National treasure and Grand National winner, Bob Champion MBE is inviting guests to join him for a very special weekend where guests will have a chance to enjoy a three course dinner with the legendary jockey and hear all about his life story which is played out in the book ‘Champion’s Story’ and was made into a movie starring John Hurt. The next day, guests will be able to try out the top tips gleaned from the racing champ in a day at the nearby Exeter Races, along with luncheon and a free raceday tour. 

Fliss Crosby, general manager of the Cary Arms, said: “All of the team at the Cary Arms are so excited to welcome Bob Champion. We’re really looking forward to giving our guests the opportunity to meet this national treasure and learn the fascinating story of his life.’
Born into a hunting family, Bob was riding almost as soon as he could walk. With a racing career taking him to the States, Bob rode several winners and enjoyed a fruitful sporting career, until, at the age of 30, he was given the devastating news that he had cancer and was given six months to live. Bob came through the chemotherapy and returned to riding, against all odds, with several winners.
In 1981 Bob won the Grand National on Aldaniti, and two years later finally retired from racing after over 500 wins, including The Tote Eider Chase, The Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup, The Black & White Hurdle, The SGB Chase, The SGB Hurdle and the Whitbread Trial Chase.
Awarded an MBE, Bob formed the Bob Champion Cancer Trust which, to date, has raised over ten million pounds towards cancer research.
The offer includes:
·              2 night stay in luxury accommodation
·              Full English Breakfast on both mornings
·              Welcome cocktail and canapĂ© reception
·              An evening with Bob Champion including a three course gourmet dinner
·              A Day at Exeter Races with the Cary Arms own Sponsored Race including a luncheon.
·              Transport to and from Exeter races or complimentary parking provided.
£397.50 per person
Available - Tuesday 10 - Thursday 12 November 2015
For more information please visit www.caryarms.co.uk
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For more information please contact Minty Woolgar or Arwen Sellick at desavaryhotels@brightergroup.com or call 020 7326 9880.
About the Cary Arms
Sitting in the sheltered and sunny spot of Babbacombe Bay on the south Devon coast, the Cary Arms, a de Savary property, is the perfect setting to relax and enjoy a stay by the sea.
With eight sea facing, en-suite bedrooms, each with an effortless seaside feel, most rooms have a spacious balcony or terrace, each with magnificent views of the bay. There are also four luxury cottages, ranging from one bedroom to five bedrooms, all boasting stunning views.
The onsite restaurant is passionate about fresh, local ingredients. Expect superb Devon beef, Lyme Bay lobster and line caught seafood. Guests can dine outdoors in the warmer months and watch south Devon life in the bay unfold.
For more information, please visit www.caryarms.co.uk

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