Dress Code for Hexham Races

I would suggest, Fred Perry shirt with Stone Island Jacket for upper apparel. Downstairs CK underwear hanging over a pair of amarni jeans and round that off with a pair of adidas court star trainers preferbly in white.

Thank me later

MM

bring an extra shirt incase u lose the 1st one

As for the ladies, a miss sixty boho number, no bra, flat shoes and a Red or Dead handbag. This should suffice

cheers

MM

Black leather trousers with cut out arsecheeks, white string vest and a stetson.

Thanks for the amusing responses, but anyone have any sensible or informative answers? ;)

gOT TO LOVE FAWWON'S APPROACH....

Id go casual m8 to be honest. No need to dress up unless you in a box or havin lunch...

Just jeans and casual clothing will be fine. Any man wearing a suit in Hexham will be on his way to court.

Cheers.

If we were wearing dresses (ladies) and suits (gents), would we look out of place, so to speak?

We're just making a day of it, and would like to go 'gladrags n all', but don't want to stand out, if you know what I mean mate?

I would imagine tweed suits, barbour jackets etc is the apparel fo choice among the rich farmers. But to be honest a nice suit and dress wouldnt be out fo place.

Have a good one nice little gaff track

Cheers.

So despite being able to go casual, dresses and suits wouldn't make us stand out, and would be fine for the day?

men - flat cap, donkey jacket, whippet on a piece of string

women - as above but without the hat

No problems with suits,dresses i dont care what others think of my apparelso i advise you not to either. Have a good drink keep the stakes small and follow the late money. They generally know at the gaff tracks..

have fun

I may actually drive down myself as im off at the mo. Ill be able to spot you and buy u a drink...

Unshaven & sweating profusely, knotted handkerchief on the head, large white collar shirt worn open neck and turned outside of a moth eaten blue blazer, grey chip fat & ketchup stained ankle swinger Farah trousers, white socks worn inside open plaited sandals should make you inconspicuous amongst the crowd in the members enclosure........that's the women sorted, now for the men........

you been looking in the mirror kenny?  :)

it really doesnt matter what you wear at hexham,BUT dress warm !! it is easily the coldest track in britain :)

Elise,
Only the "SUN" love.........

daniels mother "knows"
Come as you like fella-im sure you will be pleasantly surprised and you wont recognise the place from the pics you see on ATR -Great day out despite the inadequacies of the place

De Rigueur is that Gentlemen wear undergarments and Ladies keep their thrupenny bits unexposed.

Seriously Shuffle take some warm clothing with you late on it can get seriously cold.

or even check out the hexham website to see if there is a dress code though wouldn't think so.

Flares, with a kipper tie and some beatle crushers

The only course where you are not allowed in if you ARE wearing a tie.

couldnt agree more about how cold it is. its cold here today ( about 20 miles away ) so wrap up .

as a regular at hexham please get well wrapped up as its cold up the heights on a summers day theres always a cold wind  so be warned

Stretch, wtf are beatle crushers?

So cold there the hot dogs are known as "frozen turds"

Beatle crushers = DM's (highly polished)

So is the general consensus that we wouldn't be out of place in suits/dreses, but to wrap up a bit just in case?

shell suit bottoms,newcastle brown ale free t shirt from pub,black and white scarf,thats the mother in law dressed, now follow suit

Tweed , plenty of it available , grows on twees :-)

any bclothing will be greatly appreciated and classedn as an accessary these mcomments have made my day

Anyone got any more thoughts on this?

Perhaps some more sensible answers lol?

Shuffle
Just go dressed as you would to any other racecourse but make sure you have warm coats in the car as it can get chilly up there.
Surpringly they do speak the same language but you'll have to get used to the different notes if you go into the betting ring.You'll find they bet with English,Scotch & Irish money with very few complaints from anyone.It's all legal tender & those Bookies can spot wrong uns straight away.So if you're paid out with Scotch or Irish I think you'll find it's alright & not snide money.

Taps Aff

Thanks for the replies so far, chaps.

Thinking of maybe suit and tie etc, but could always remove the tie if we look too 'done up' lol?