A fixture of the East Anglian racing scene since 1905, Fakenham is easily the tightest national hunt track in the country. The course’s sharp left-handed turns mean those horses with longer stride lengths can be caught a little unbalanced around the bends. That being said, a lack of stamina can often find horses out here too, with the track often riding softer than many other courses.
Fakenham’s seasonal highlight comes during it’s Spring National Hunt meeting in March, with the Fakenham Silver Cup offering up a first prize of over £12,000.