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Welcome to White Turf 2027 in St. Moritz
In February 2027, the frozen Lake St. Moritz once again becomes one of the most unusual racecourses in the world. On three Sundays, February 7, 14 and 21, international jockeys, thoroughbred horses and a cosmopolitan crowd gather for White Turf, a tradition on the ice of St. Moritz since 1907.
Highlights and Attractions at White Turf in St. Moritz
- Flat and trotting races with top international horses run directly on the ice
- Skijoring, a discipline found only in St. Moritz, where skiers are pulled by riderless thoroughbreds
- The Grand Prix of St. Moritz as the sporting highlight on the final race day
- Exclusive dining and champagne bars right beside the track
- Family Days on the Saturdays with a dedicated program for children
- A striking Alpine backdrop for horse racing on snow and ice
- Related winter events on the same lake, including the separate Snow Polo World Cup held in January
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Race days fall on Sundays, with racing starting around 10:30, while the Saturdays before each race day are reserved for the Family Days. Every race day mixes flat racing, trotting and skijoring at a steady pace, accompanied by live music and food and drink along the course. One clarification worth noting: polo is not part of White Turf itself, it is held as its own event, the Snow Polo World Cup, on the same lake in January.
Tickets and Admission for White Turf St. Moritz
Exact 2027 ticket prices have not yet been published. As a guide, recent seasons saw standing room tickets starting at around 30 euros, while numbered Grandstand A seats reached over 100 euros; children up to 16 have often been admitted free. Sales traditionally run through Ticketcorner and the official White Turf website.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in St. Moritz
- St. Moritz is well connected by the Rhaetian Railway, and arriving by train is recommended
- Temperatures on the ice can be very cold in February, so warm, wind resistant clothing and sturdy footwear matter
- Accommodation in St. Moritz fills up quickly during race weekends and should be booked well ahead
- For the more sought after Grandstand seats, buying tickets early through the presale is worthwhile
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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