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 Ladies Day - The background to the emerging fashions of the past, the Gold Cup race with some winners, dress code, and pictures of Royal Ascot hats. The Royal Ascot Ladies day is something that shouldn't be missed!
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Ascot ladies day Manchester with charities like British Red Cross and St Anns Hospice putting on a fun day in Manchester to coincide with the Royal Ascot ladies day.
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Some well know organisations as well as individuals tend to use the Royal Ascot ladies day as a focus for their
own activities, by organising gatherings of like minded people within the context of their organisation. They will
invite their guests often to one of their own buildings or homes and invite attendees to dress up in traditional
Ladies day attire.
The Red Cross is one such well known organisation and has sent out a general invite to ladies in Manchester who
cannot physically get to (nor would even want to get to) the ascot racecourse. So, instead, they can attend a local
event in Manchester put on by the Red Cross. This is really a clever marketing ploy that will hopefully lead to new
members joining the Red Cross or new donations being pledged to their good cause. It should of course, be a fun day
for the Ascot ladies day Manchester attendees with perhaps prizes for the most flamboyant of fashion statements and
perhaps even a chance for a flutter on the actual Ascot races for the day.
The races are usually shown in house on a giant plasma screen.
A typical event would include starting the day with a Champagne reception at 12pm followed by a pizza of your
choice and garlic dough balls. Then treating yourself with a back and shoulder massage or any of the other
relaxing treats they may have on offer.
Finally, sitting back in the comfort of the surroundings to watch the races in style on huge plasma screens -
with great prizes for the winners. The evening might be rounded off with entertainment from, for example
"the fantastic Cole Page" guaranteed to get you dancing if nothing else at Ascot ladies day Manchester!
All this is usually priced at around £25 and proceeds would naturally go to the British Red Cross (or
whichever event is organising it).
So whether you want a table of 2 or 20, please go and support them!
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The most relevant links we could find, placed here free on 'Ascot Ladies Day Manchester'
 St Ann's Hospice
- the hospice also runs an Ascot ladies day Manchester event as these images show. www.sah.org.uk
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