Duffs Celebrate Racing History
The Duff family name is synonymous in the South Burnett with three things … cattle, council and horse racing.
The Duff family name is synonymous in the South Burnett with three things … cattle, council and horse racing.
The South Burnett Race Club will be holding its annual Duff Memorial Race Day on Saturday at the Wondai Racecourse.
The rescheduled Duff Memorial Day honours a pioneering Burnett racing dynasty at Wondai on Saturday.
UPDATE: The Wondai Race Meeting on May 31 has been abandoned due to the weather.
UPDATE: The Wondai Race Meeting on May 31 has been abandoned due to the weather.
Nanango Race Club’s triumphant return last Saturday – with a massive seven races on the card – faced a number of hurdles even before the barriers opened for Race 1.
Nanango Race Club has thrown open the gates to racegoers this Saturday to mark the return of thoroughbred racing to Lee Park.
Tradition is important at the annual Burrandowan Picnic Races … from the glasses of bubbly to the magnificent frocks and millinery on display.
The Kumbia community is mourning the loss of one of the town’s most-loved residents, former Kumbia Race Club president (and town butcher) Brian Lenihan.
If the tremendous roll up at Wondai’s Anzac Day fixture is anything to go by, it will be the usual bumper day at Burrandowan on Saturday.
The Burrandowan Picnic Race Club will be celebrating 103 years of racing at Burrandowan, 66km west of Kingaroy, on Saturday (May 10).
The Anzac Day races are always popular … but this year’s event attracted one of the biggest crowds seen for years at the South Burnett Race Club’s Wondai track.
Fields for Friday’s traditionally popular South Burnett Race Club fixture will be close to full capacity with the limit being 10 runners per race.
The South Burnett Race Club will be holding its traditional Anzac Day Races at the Wondai Racecourse on Friday.
The new interim management committee of the Nanango Race Club introduced themselves to the racing public at a meet’n’greet held at the Lee Park Racecourse on Sunday morning.
Racing Queensland has confirmed Nanango Race Club has been given back its May 17 race meeting.
Nanango Race Club has a new committee and are hopeful that Racing Queensland may reinstate the May 17 meeting.
The future of the Nanango Race Club looks a little brighter following the appointment of an interim management committee for the club.
The mass resignation of the Nanango Racing Club’s executive committee on New Year’s Eve has left a question mark over the future of thoroughbred racing at the Lee Park Racecourse.
There was a touch of sadness about Saturday’s Nanango Races, and it wasn’t just because of the gloomy weather and the rain …