Full Fields For Burrandowan Picnic Races
The Burrandowan Picnic Race Club will be holding its 95th annual race meeting at the Burrandowan Racecourse 66km west of Kingaroy this Saturday, May 13.
The Burrandowan Picnic Race Club will be holding its 95th annual race meeting at the Burrandowan Racecourse 66km west of Kingaroy this Saturday, May 13.
Nanango trainer Glenn Richardson has chalked up 11 victories and four placings from his 50 most recent essays – three of them in the past eight days.
Bookings are now being taken to enjoy high tea at the famous Burrandowan Picnic Races … which are only a week away!
Wondai’s Anzac Day race meeting always draws a bumper crowd, and this year’s outing was no exception.
The buoyant crowd at Lee Park last Saturday reaffirmed the tradition that the Easter Saturday meeting is a great opportunity for locals and tourists to socialise and have a flutter.
An extraordinarily large crowd filled Lee Park on Saturday to enjoy the Nanango Race Club’s annual Easter race meeting in near-perfect Autumn weather.
Recent rain and a high number of acceptors make for an ideal setting at Nanango on Saturday.
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its popular Easter Race Meeting at the Lee Park Raceway on Saturday.
The lives of jockeys have always been programmed by the demands of travel – for example, racing fans are used to the swift raids the Hong Kong stars make on Australia’s carnivals.
Wags were playing with words when they suggested that “She Will Rain” left her rivals in her wake in last week’s “Golden Galoshes” at Rosehill.
After Blackbutt trainer Wayne Farrington legged Hannah English on to the favourite Striking Warrior for the API Maiden Plate (1200m) at Esk last Saturday, the gelding paraded and warmed-up without a problem before his first run since last July.
It was just one of those days at Rockhampton’s Callaghan Park course on Thursday.
Jumps jockeys are used to covering plenty of ground – but Paul Hamblin, the former Darling Downs horseman now based in Melbourne, doesn’t find any hurdle when it comes to his work travels.
Nanango’s Lee Park was a sea of pink on Saturday as race goers braved the hot, sunny weather to enjoy the South Burnett’s first race meeting of the year.
Back in 1951, rookie Peter Sexton was given the opportunity of riding Chez Dior in the QTC McDougall Stakes, Eagle Farm’s early season feature for juvenile fillies.
The Nanango Race Club will be holding its first race meeting for the year at the Lee Park Raceway on Saturday, February 25.
On Friday, February 10 Hannah English booted home Sequoia Miss for the James Curtain stable at Rockhampton. And the next day she chalked up a treble at Miles.
Given the recent focus on elite level racing with Sydney’s The Everest project, it is refreshing to note Eidsvold Race Club’s outlook.
At a time when many Australian country race clubs would appreciate some reinvigoration, Racing New South Wales and the Australian Turf Club have triggered an avalanche of comment about their bold new project.
There’s no local racing for a little while yet, so this Saturday will see South Burnett units heading up to Thangool and down to Warwick.