Southwell Ladies Day
19/8/2019
On Sunday 18 August, Porsche Centre Nottingham proudly sponsored Southwell Races annual Ladies Day which took place at Southwell Racecourse in Nottinghamshire and had, nearly 10,000 in attendance.
30 of our customers joined us for a full day of hospitality in our very own private marquee, where they had the opportunity to view the latest Porsche model range and talk to members of our team. Our 986 Porsche Classic Restoracing Boxster was also on display by the main entrance which gathered a lot of interest ahead of the final race at Oulton Park in a few weeks time. Our guests enjoyed a three course lunch and a tipster talk before the racing fun began.
The second race of the day was the ‘Porsche Centre Nottingham Novices’ Chase’, where a group of our guests presented the owners of the winning horse ‘Utility’ with the Porsche Centre Nottingham Novices’ Trophy.
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