This should delight equestrian enthusiasts. This Monday, May 17, the France Galop company announced that the racetracks will reopen their doors to the public on Wednesday with a tonnage of 1,000 spectators after a year of races without an audience.
A gauge for professionals
However, on the occasion of the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris weekend (May 22 and 23) and the Prix du Jockey Club Sunday (June 6), France Galop decided to reserve the 1,000-person gauge for professionals, racing players and their companions
. These persons have not had the opportunity to follow the performance of their horses on racetracks since the end of October
, recalls France Galop.
?? Louis de Bourgoing, Director of France Galop, presents in video the Board of Directors of Monday, May 17, 2021 ??
Press release ?? https://t.co/JmszWlfIkh pic.twitter.com/dxZEhY2WuO– France Galop (@francegalop) May 17, 2021
Secondly, from June 9, the government calendar provides for a gauge of up to 5,000 spectators on presentation of a health pass.
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The precise modalities of access to racetracks, particularly on the occasion of the Prix de Diane Longines on Sunday, June 20 at Chantilly, will be defined after the publication of the next decrees.
, added France Galop.
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