Devon course ranked as one of the best value in the country by Racing Post

With the UK Jumps season set to return to the calendar in September, the Racing Post has analysed how much it will cost for a casual punter to spend a day at their local track with 45 on offer up and down the country over the Autumn and Winter to choose from. 

Using the price of a general admission ticket for a non-Premier Raceday, the cheapest pint on offer, the price of a burger and a bottle of water costs plus the track’s TripAdvisor or Google Review rating, you will now know how much it will set you back per person should you be heading to a track this Autumn and all through Winter. 

Newton Abbot is one of the perhaps lesser known in the UK and is mainly known for its Summer jumps meetings - but how did it get on in the index?

Outside of those two big days though, how much could it set you back for a day at the Devon track?

Ticket price: £10 Cheapest pint: £5.20 Price of a burger: £5 Price of a bottle of water: £1.50 Trip Advisor rating: 3.9 stars

Overall, Newton Abbot performed very well and ranked a fantastic fourth overall. 

The price of a pint is very affordable at £5.20, well below the average of £6.30 countrywide, while a burger costing only a fiver means you can get some sustenance for a little more than £10.

The ticket price for general admission is one of the cheapest in the country at £10, while the track also scored well on the TripAdvisor rankings with 3.9 stars.

A spokesperson for Racing Post said: “Newton Abbot could be a bit of a hidden gem if there are some tracks you perhaps have yet to visit.

“A tenner to get into the track is a bargain, while the relatively cheap pints on offer as well as food mean a good day out can be had without breaking the bank.”