Easy to get to. Awesome facilities. If you don't know the system you will be helped by the staff. I'm not really a horse goer but this is a fun day out.

If you are a thoroughbred horse racing fan then th Turf Club is for you. They race every week, generally on Friday and Sunday...but in the night, under lights.They have 2 tracks, one is a sand/dirt the other is zoysia grass; both are beautifully presented. They have a totalisator with a betting denomination of $SG5 and very informative race guides... More

What a great afternoons entertainment. We were unaware when he decided to visit that it was ladies day, did look at the tourist package but decided against it would rather be with the locals. It is not a dressy up affair like in the UK but rather casual. No bookies lined up outside just a system similar to the tote... More

A great night out! It took us a while to work out how to put a bet on, but once we did it was lots of fun! I would recommend eating before you go because the food hall was pretty average selection. The Singaporeans get into the spirit of the races!

As a VRC member and regular race attender in Melbourne I took the opportunity to attend a race meeting while in Singapore. The course is easily accessed via the MRT and I was invited into the Gold Room which is similar to the grandstand at Caulfield in that you are behind glass all day. The race callers were all English... More

We didn't go to the races here - we went for one of the many seafood restaurants that now occupy what was the Singapore Turf Club. Pick your own seafood, choose how you want it cooked, and then eat it 15 mins later. It doesn't get any better than that!

People often complain that Singapore gets boring after a while. You just need to think beyond shopping and pubbing to keep the tedium away in the Lion City. And what better way to do it than at the races! You can soak in the excitement of racing and possibly win millions sitting in the air-conditioned comfort of the Hibiscus lounge,... More

If you like horse racing you must go to the Singapore Turf Club. It is close to Kranji Station. It is very crowded, and you have to options when buying tickets. Air-conditioning and non air-conditioning. My advice would pay the few $$ extra and buy an air-conditioning ticket which allows you to go outside and then when it gets too... More

Located just beside Kranji MRT, it is easily accessible by public transport. The cheapest area is 3 dollars, and they sell cheap beers at the food stalls. If you are interested in horse-racing, or just some gaming fun, bring a bunch of friends and go down. I don't know anything about horse-racing or betting, so I just placed some random... More