Lee Park Looms Large
Nanango Race Club’s most popular meeting – the Easter Saturday fixture – is just a week away.
Nanango Race Club’s most popular meeting – the Easter Saturday fixture – is just a week away.
Defending champion Toby Price has thrown down the gauntlet to his competitors after completing a clean sweep of both days of the Australian Off-Road Championship at Kilkivan at the weekend.
Defending champion and four-times winner Toby Price took line honours in Round 1 of the Australian Off-Road Championship raced at Kilkivan on Saturday.
It was appropriate that I Am Mclovin was the winner that Kumbia Race Club President Brian Lenihan greeted in the mounting yard after last Saturday’s Murphy Pipe & Civil Maiden (900m).
Kumbia Race Club’s “bonus” race meeting on Saturday also proved a gift for apprentice jockey Isabella Rabjones … she booted home her first-ever winner.
The Kumbia Race Club will be holding a special meeting on Saturday, March 14: a Celebration Series Race Day.
Kumbia’s special race meeting on Saturday has drawn acceptors from far and wide
Jim Lenihan had a successful day on the punt last Saturday so he certainly went out as a winner when he passed away the very next day.
The Kumbia Race Club will have a turn at staging one of Racing Queensland’s lucrative Celebrate Country Series contests in a fortnight’s time.
The fairer sex, after kicking off with the first six placings in the opener at Lee Park last Saturday, certainly ended up with the roses and chocolates when it came to riding rewards.
Videos of Saturday’s races from the Nanango Race Club’s YouTube channel
A happy crowd descended on the Lee Park Racecourse in Nanango on Saturday
Generally speaking, there will be three different types of racegoers at Lee Park on Valentine’s Day.
The Nanango Race Club is expressing its heart-felt thanks to its staunch supporters by making its February 14 meeting a free entry day.
Marc Alexander and Nanango’s Glenn Richardson have profitably played with some of the earnings of Canid
Glenn Richardson hit the lead in the Nanango trainer’s premiership with a double last Saturday
Onlookers stared in disbelief at Gatton last Saturday when the fashion judges ignored an elegantly turned out bevy and awarded the prize to a female in a hard hat and tool belt
The south-east’s rural racing participants are thirsty for action. Only one race was decided at Bundaberg last weekend, and that limited activity followed hot on the heels of washouts at Nanango and Kilcoy.
Nanango’s Racecourse Road will take on a new appearance next year, thanks to a $25,000 grant from the Heritage Nanango Community Bank.
Burnett-born horseman Carl Spry will pen the first words of a new chapter at Fannie Bay on Saturday