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Ashburton R.C
Ashburton
Ashburton racecourse is home to the Ashburton Racing Club. Located just minutes from the CBD, the course is located just out of town heading north towards Christchurch on the Main South Highway.
Auckland R.C
Auckland R.C.
Ellerslie is the home of the Auckland Racing Club and is New Zealand’s premier racecourse. As the showplace of the thoroughbred industry, Ellerslie hosts 24 racemeetings a year. The course has a world renowned reputation for the beauty of its grounds, gardens and trees as well as its famous steeplechase track. First-class facilities combined with outstanding cuisine and service provide the ultimate in raceday hospitality and double as an outstanding Event Centre and function venue on non-racedays.
Avondale J.C
Avondale J.C.
The Club was founded in 1889 when Avondale was a rural farm settlement on the outskirts of Auckland. Horse racing was known in the district as far back as 1864 when there was racing at Henderson’s Mill and at Helensville. Today the Avondale Jockey Club stages 11 fixtures each season, and races on a right-handed 1800m track. The Club's operation includes training facilities for trainers, however horses are not stabled on the site. There are grass, sand, plough and two year old tracks and provision is also made for the education of Jumpers.
Banks Peninsula R.C
Motukarara
The Banks Peninsula Racing Club races at Motukarara Racecourse once a year in late October or early November. Five sets of trials are also held at the venue by the Canterbury Jockey Club.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont Racing Club races once a year in March. Originally racing at Beaumont, the Club moved its meeting to Wingatui racecourse (Dunedin) in 1987, a move which has led to a significant increase in turnover and prizemoney. Despite racing away from home the Club is still very proud of its rural roots and much of its Committee, members and sponsors still hail from the Beaumont district and surrounds. Naturally with the country feel, Beaumont races is the perfect outing for the family and kid’s activities are always part of the fabric of the afternoon.
Cambridge J.C.
Cambridge J.C.
The Cambridge Jockey Club races twice a year with one meeting in April (Premier Race Day) and the other in November at Te Rapa racecourse in Hamilton. The Club owns a significant training complex at 40 Racecourse Road, Cambridge. Facilities include a fully irrigated Course with grass for galloping and both left and right handed tracks and a separate hurdle and steeplechase tracks open from 1st March to 31st October. There’s also a flood lit sand and plough track as well as an equine swimming pool. Flat trials are held ten months of the year and Jumping Trials during the winter months.
Canterbury J.C
Canterbury Jockey Club
The Canterbury Jockey Club is one of New Zealand major racing organisations. Its headquarters is the historic Riccarton Park Racecourse where there has been racing since 1855. The course is situated just minutes from the Christchurch city centre and International Airport and offers racing fans a beautiful country setting complemented by modern, elegant facilities. There is also a major training and stabling facility as well as the racing opportunities.For over 165 years the Canterbury Jockey Club has been at the forefront of New Zealand racing conducting some of the most prestigious races in the country. Riccarton Park is home to 22 racedays each season with highlights including the New Zealand Cup Meeting in November, Grand National Festival of Racing (Jumps Racing) in August and the four day Autumn Racing Season.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago Racing Club will hold two meetings for the 2013/14 season at Omakau. Great effort is taken to ensure the venue is in tip top condition. The course is regarded as having one of the best racing surfaces around during January. Combine this with the picturesque setting surrounded by trees, Omakau is one of the most popular country courses in the South Island. The Club has more members than any other Club in the Gallop South region – approximately 500, advertising the popularity of their annual race day and the hard working nature of the committee.
Counties R.C.
Counties R.C.
Established in 1919-20, Counties Racing Club is one of the country’s newest racing clubs. Located within Pukekohe Park the Club plays host to approximately fourteen race meetings a year including their premier meeting, the Counties Cup Day. Situated in the rapidly growing Franklin area between Auckland and Hamilton, Pukekohe Park is one of the most unique racing venues offering thrilling horse racing, premier motorsport and a first class function centre. The racecourse has an all-weather training facility with approximately 200 horses training here each morning. All race meetings at Counties Racing Club provide access to covered viewing for the public along with hot food and a range of beverages, not to mention a great atmosphere. Eftpos facilities are available in the administration office. For something a little more, there are various hospitality options available on race days. For further information or to make a booking please check out our website www.PukekohePark.co.nz
Egmont R.C.
Egmont R.C.
Egmont Racing Club holds meetings at Hawera Racecourse in August, October, March, May and June. The track is a spacious 1800m track with the straight consisting of 425m. The Hawera surface is generally acknowledged as one of the better racing tracks in the Central Districts.
Feilding J.C.
Feilding J.C.
Situated five minutes from the Palmerston North town centre and fifteen minutes from the Airport, Awapuni Racecourse offers race goers the latest in modern facilities. Set amongst beautiful park-like grounds is the recent $8.7 million construction of the Awapuni multi-purpose Function Centre. Race goers can watch the all the action in the comfort and style from the latest modern facilities. The magnificent first floor, known as the Silks Lounge, will accommodate for up to 400 guests, it has large decking area with panoramic views of the race course. The 1800m Awapuni Track means all horses get their chance with a 400 metre home straight giving everyone a sight as they head home for victory.
Entry to Awapuni Racecourse is free for all Feilding Jockey Club race meetings except for Feilding Gold Cup Day - $5 Adult, U16 Free.
Foxton R.C.
Foxton R.C.
The Foxton Racing Club races 3 times a year, twice in June and once in January. The course itself has a rural picnic type atmosphere with a picturesque backdrop.
Free admission and parking. Annual Membership $20.00.
Facilities: There is a bar and basic food counter in the main building which has a glass fronted viewing area with tables to view the racing from. The covered grandstand provides good views of the track and the birdcage.
Gore R.C.
Gore R.C.
The Club was established in 1889 and holds four meetings a year at the Gore Racecourse, two of which are in June and one in both September and May. The racecourse is situated on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also acts a training centre. You can combine your trip to the races with some fishing. From October to April, Gore attracts anglers from all over the world hoping to catch the wily brown trout, famous in the waters of the nearby Mataura river. Gore is also the Country Music Capital of New Zealand and hosts the “Gold Guitar Awards” during the week leading to Queens Birthday weekend each year and is attended by participants from throughout Australasia.
Greymouth J.C.
Greymouth J.C.
The Greymouth Jockey Club’s first race meeting took place at Omoto, inland from Greymouth in March 1867. The meeting scheduled to run over two days was so successful a third day was added. The club continues to race at Omoto and races once a year, in January. The race day is part of the popular four-day West Coast circuit, which ends at Greymouth. The feature race, the Monteiths Brewing Company Greymouth Cup sees the presentation of the silver cup first won by Black Duke in 1931. Visitors to Omoto can be assured of good racing and good hospitality in a country setting.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
The Hawke’s Bay racing scene is vibrant, with an exciting mix of races and events regularly taking place over numerous racedays at this attractive park-like setting of Hastings racecourse. From family fun on New Year’s Day and gold fever in the Hawke’s Bay Gold Cup, to high fashion and even higher stakes during the Hawke's Bay Spring Racing Carnival. Hawke’s Bay Racing provides a unique blend of heart stopping entertainment, colour and pizzazz complemented by facilities and a level of service which will make your day one to remember.
Kumara R.C.
Kurow J.C.
Levin R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Marlborough R.C.
Marton J.C.
Masterton R.C.
Matamata RC
Oamaru J.C.
Otago R.C.
Otaki-Maori R.C.
Pakuranga Hunt
Poverty Bay Turf C.
Racing Rotorua
Racing Taupo
Racing Tauranga
Racing Te Aroha
Rangitikei R.C.
Reefton J.C.
Riverton R.C.
Rotorua & Bay of Plenty Hunt
South Canterbury RC
South Waikato R.C.
Southland R.C.
Stratford R.C.
Tapanui R.C
Taranaki Racing Inc
Taumarunui R.C.
Waikato RC
Waikouaiti R.C.
Waimate R.C.
Waipa R.C.
Waipukurau J.C.
Wairarapa R.C.
Wairio J.C.
Wairoa R.C.
Wanganui J.C.
Waverley R.C.
Wellington R.C.
Westland R.C.
Whakatane R.C.
Whangarei R.C.
Winton J.C.
Winton J.C.
Founded in the late 1800s, the Winton Jockey Club will race three times this season, twice at Winton Racecourse and once at Ascot Park. The Winton racecourse is situated 31 kilometres North of Invercargill and forms part of the Gallops South group. The track is 1600metres, and as such tends to favour horses who race up with the pace. As well as racing, the grounds are also used for showjumping, eventing, Pony Club and the Winton A & P Association.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville racecourse is home to the Woodville-Pahiatua Racing Club (Inc). Woodville and Pahiatua were separate Racing Clubs until they amalgamated in 1986. The club now has members from all over with the central districts including Woodville, Pahiatua and Dannevirke. The course is nestled below the Tararua and Ruahine ranges - the track was established at Woodville in 1889 and hosts five meetings a year.
Wyndham R.C.
Wyndham R.C.
The Club will race once this season in March at the Gore Racecourse. The racecourse is sited on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also a training centre.
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Ashburton R.C
Ashburton
Ashburton racecourse is home to the Ashburton Racing Club. Located just minutes from the CBD, the course is located just out of town heading north towards Christchurch on the Main South Highway.
Auckland R.C
Auckland R.C.
Ellerslie is the home of the Auckland Racing Club and is New Zealand’s premier racecourse. As the showplace of the thoroughbred industry, Ellerslie hosts 24 racemeetings a year. The course has a world renowned reputation for the beauty of its grounds, gardens and trees as well as its famous steeplechase track. First-class facilities combined with outstanding cuisine and service provide the ultimate in raceday hospitality and double as an outstanding Event Centre and function venue on non-racedays.
Avondale J.C
Avondale J.C.
The Club was founded in 1889 when Avondale was a rural farm settlement on the outskirts of Auckland. Horse racing was known in the district as far back as 1864 when there was racing at Henderson’s Mill and at Helensville. Today the Avondale Jockey Club stages 11 fixtures each season, and races on a right-handed 1800m track. The Club's operation includes training facilities for trainers, however horses are not stabled on the site. There are grass, sand, plough and two year old tracks and provision is also made for the education of Jumpers.
Banks Peninsula R.C
Motukarara
The Banks Peninsula Racing Club races at Motukarara Racecourse once a year in late October or early November. Five sets of trials are also held at the venue by the Canterbury Jockey Club.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont Racing Club races once a year in March. Originally racing at Beaumont, the Club moved its meeting to Wingatui racecourse (Dunedin) in 1987, a move which has led to a significant increase in turnover and prizemoney. Despite racing away from home the Club is still very proud of its rural roots and much of its Committee, members and sponsors still hail from the Beaumont district and surrounds. Naturally with the country feel, Beaumont races is the perfect outing for the family and kid’s activities are always part of the fabric of the afternoon.
Cambridge J.C.
Cambridge J.C.
The Cambridge Jockey Club races twice a year with one meeting in April (Premier Race Day) and the other in November at Te Rapa racecourse in Hamilton. The Club owns a significant training complex at 40 Racecourse Road, Cambridge. Facilities include a fully irrigated Course with grass for galloping and both left and right handed tracks and a separate hurdle and steeplechase tracks open from 1st March to 31st October. There’s also a flood lit sand and plough track as well as an equine swimming pool. Flat trials are held ten months of the year and Jumping Trials during the winter months.
Canterbury J.C
Canterbury Jockey Club
The Canterbury Jockey Club is one of New Zealand major racing organisations. Its headquarters is the historic Riccarton Park Racecourse where there has been racing since 1855. The course is situated just minutes from the Christchurch city centre and International Airport and offers racing fans a beautiful country setting complemented by modern, elegant facilities. There is also a major training and stabling facility as well as the racing opportunities.For over 165 years the Canterbury Jockey Club has been at the forefront of New Zealand racing conducting some of the most prestigious races in the country. Riccarton Park is home to 22 racedays each season with highlights including the New Zealand Cup Meeting in November, Grand National Festival of Racing (Jumps Racing) in August and the four day Autumn Racing Season.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago Racing Club will hold two meetings for the 2013/14 season at Omakau. Great effort is taken to ensure the venue is in tip top condition. The course is regarded as having one of the best racing surfaces around during January. Combine this with the picturesque setting surrounded by trees, Omakau is one of the most popular country courses in the South Island. The Club has more members than any other Club in the Gallop South region – approximately 500, advertising the popularity of their annual race day and the hard working nature of the committee.
Counties R.C.
Counties R.C.
Established in 1919-20, Counties Racing Club is one of the country’s newest racing clubs. Located within Pukekohe Park the Club plays host to approximately fourteen race meetings a year including their premier meeting, the Counties Cup Day. Situated in the rapidly growing Franklin area between Auckland and Hamilton, Pukekohe Park is one of the most unique racing venues offering thrilling horse racing, premier motorsport and a first class function centre. The racecourse has an all-weather training facility with approximately 200 horses training here each morning. All race meetings at Counties Racing Club provide access to covered viewing for the public along with hot food and a range of beverages, not to mention a great atmosphere. Eftpos facilities are available in the administration office. For something a little more, there are various hospitality options available on race days. For further information or to make a booking please check out our website www.PukekohePark.co.nz
Egmont R.C.
Egmont R.C.
Egmont Racing Club holds meetings at Hawera Racecourse in August, October, March, May and June. The track is a spacious 1800m track with the straight consisting of 425m. The Hawera surface is generally acknowledged as one of the better racing tracks in the Central Districts.
Feilding J.C.
Feilding J.C.
Situated five minutes from the Palmerston North town centre and fifteen minutes from the Airport, Awapuni Racecourse offers race goers the latest in modern facilities. Set amongst beautiful park-like grounds is the recent $8.7 million construction of the Awapuni multi-purpose Function Centre. Race goers can watch the all the action in the comfort and style from the latest modern facilities. The magnificent first floor, known as the Silks Lounge, will accommodate for up to 400 guests, it has large decking area with panoramic views of the race course. The 1800m Awapuni Track means all horses get their chance with a 400 metre home straight giving everyone a sight as they head home for victory.
Entry to Awapuni Racecourse is free for all Feilding Jockey Club race meetings except for Feilding Gold Cup Day - $5 Adult, U16 Free.
Foxton R.C.
Foxton R.C.
The Foxton Racing Club races 3 times a year, twice in June and once in January. The course itself has a rural picnic type atmosphere with a picturesque backdrop.
Free admission and parking. Annual Membership $20.00.
Facilities: There is a bar and basic food counter in the main building which has a glass fronted viewing area with tables to view the racing from. The covered grandstand provides good views of the track and the birdcage.
Gore R.C.
Gore R.C.
The Club was established in 1889 and holds four meetings a year at the Gore Racecourse, two of which are in June and one in both September and May. The racecourse is situated on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also acts a training centre. You can combine your trip to the races with some fishing. From October to April, Gore attracts anglers from all over the world hoping to catch the wily brown trout, famous in the waters of the nearby Mataura river. Gore is also the Country Music Capital of New Zealand and hosts the “Gold Guitar Awards” during the week leading to Queens Birthday weekend each year and is attended by participants from throughout Australasia.
Greymouth J.C.
Greymouth J.C.
The Greymouth Jockey Club’s first race meeting took place at Omoto, inland from Greymouth in March 1867. The meeting scheduled to run over two days was so successful a third day was added. The club continues to race at Omoto and races once a year, in January. The race day is part of the popular four-day West Coast circuit, which ends at Greymouth. The feature race, the Monteiths Brewing Company Greymouth Cup sees the presentation of the silver cup first won by Black Duke in 1931. Visitors to Omoto can be assured of good racing and good hospitality in a country setting.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
The Hawke’s Bay racing scene is vibrant, with an exciting mix of races and events regularly taking place over numerous racedays at this attractive park-like setting of Hastings racecourse. From family fun on New Year’s Day and gold fever in the Hawke’s Bay Gold Cup, to high fashion and even higher stakes during the Hawke's Bay Spring Racing Carnival. Hawke’s Bay Racing provides a unique blend of heart stopping entertainment, colour and pizzazz complemented by facilities and a level of service which will make your day one to remember.
Kumara R.C.
Kurow J.C.
Levin R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Marlborough R.C.
Marton J.C.
Masterton R.C.
Matamata RC
Oamaru J.C.
Otago R.C.
Otaki-Maori R.C.
Pakuranga Hunt
Poverty Bay Turf C.
Racing Rotorua
Racing Taupo
Racing Tauranga
Racing Te Aroha
Rangitikei R.C.
Reefton J.C.
Riverton R.C.
Rotorua & Bay of Plenty Hunt
South Canterbury RC
South Waikato R.C.
Southland R.C.
Stratford R.C.
Tapanui R.C
Taranaki Racing Inc
Taumarunui R.C.
Waikato RC
Waikouaiti R.C.
Waimate R.C.
Waipa R.C.
Waipukurau J.C.
Wairarapa R.C.
Wairio J.C.
Wairoa R.C.
Wanganui J.C.
Waverley R.C.
Wellington R.C.
Westland R.C.
Whakatane R.C.
Whangarei R.C.
Winton J.C.
Winton J.C.
Founded in the late 1800s, the Winton Jockey Club will race three times this season, twice at Winton Racecourse and once at Ascot Park. The Winton racecourse is situated 31 kilometres North of Invercargill and forms part of the Gallops South group. The track is 1600metres, and as such tends to favour horses who race up with the pace. As well as racing, the grounds are also used for showjumping, eventing, Pony Club and the Winton A & P Association.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville racecourse is home to the Woodville-Pahiatua Racing Club (Inc). Woodville and Pahiatua were separate Racing Clubs until they amalgamated in 1986. The club now has members from all over with the central districts including Woodville, Pahiatua and Dannevirke. The course is nestled below the Tararua and Ruahine ranges - the track was established at Woodville in 1889 and hosts five meetings a year.
Wyndham R.C.
Wyndham R.C.
The Club will race once this season in March at the Gore Racecourse. The racecourse is sited on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also a training centre.
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Ashburton R.C
Ashburton
Ashburton racecourse is home to the Ashburton Racing Club. Located just minutes from the CBD, the course is located just out of town heading north towards Christchurch on the Main South Highway.
Auckland R.C
Auckland R.C.
Ellerslie is the home of the Auckland Racing Club and is New Zealand’s premier racecourse. As the showplace of the thoroughbred industry, Ellerslie hosts 24 racemeetings a year. The course has a world renowned reputation for the beauty of its grounds, gardens and trees as well as its famous steeplechase track. First-class facilities combined with outstanding cuisine and service provide the ultimate in raceday hospitality and double as an outstanding Event Centre and function venue on non-racedays.
Avondale J.C
Avondale J.C.
The Club was founded in 1889 when Avondale was a rural farm settlement on the outskirts of Auckland. Horse racing was known in the district as far back as 1864 when there was racing at Henderson’s Mill and at Helensville. Today the Avondale Jockey Club stages 11 fixtures each season, and races on a right-handed 1800m track. The Club's operation includes training facilities for trainers, however horses are not stabled on the site. There are grass, sand, plough and two year old tracks and provision is also made for the education of Jumpers.
Banks Peninsula R.C
Motukarara
The Banks Peninsula Racing Club races at Motukarara Racecourse once a year in late October or early November. Five sets of trials are also held at the venue by the Canterbury Jockey Club.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont R.C.
Beaumont Racing Club races once a year in March. Originally racing at Beaumont, the Club moved its meeting to Wingatui racecourse (Dunedin) in 1987, a move which has led to a significant increase in turnover and prizemoney. Despite racing away from home the Club is still very proud of its rural roots and much of its Committee, members and sponsors still hail from the Beaumont district and surrounds. Naturally with the country feel, Beaumont races is the perfect outing for the family and kid’s activities are always part of the fabric of the afternoon.
Cambridge J.C.
Cambridge J.C.
The Cambridge Jockey Club races twice a year with one meeting in April (Premier Race Day) and the other in November at Te Rapa racecourse in Hamilton. The Club owns a significant training complex at 40 Racecourse Road, Cambridge. Facilities include a fully irrigated Course with grass for galloping and both left and right handed tracks and a separate hurdle and steeplechase tracks open from 1st March to 31st October. There’s also a flood lit sand and plough track as well as an equine swimming pool. Flat trials are held ten months of the year and Jumping Trials during the winter months.
Canterbury J.C
Canterbury Jockey Club
The Canterbury Jockey Club is one of New Zealand major racing organisations. Its headquarters is the historic Riccarton Park Racecourse where there has been racing since 1855. The course is situated just minutes from the Christchurch city centre and International Airport and offers racing fans a beautiful country setting complemented by modern, elegant facilities. There is also a major training and stabling facility as well as the racing opportunities.For over 165 years the Canterbury Jockey Club has been at the forefront of New Zealand racing conducting some of the most prestigious races in the country. Riccarton Park is home to 22 racedays each season with highlights including the New Zealand Cup Meeting in November, Grand National Festival of Racing (Jumps Racing) in August and the four day Autumn Racing Season.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago R.C.
Central Otago Racing Club will hold two meetings for the 2013/14 season at Omakau. Great effort is taken to ensure the venue is in tip top condition. The course is regarded as having one of the best racing surfaces around during January. Combine this with the picturesque setting surrounded by trees, Omakau is one of the most popular country courses in the South Island. The Club has more members than any other Club in the Gallop South region – approximately 500, advertising the popularity of their annual race day and the hard working nature of the committee.
Counties R.C.
Counties R.C.
Established in 1919-20, Counties Racing Club is one of the country’s newest racing clubs. Located within Pukekohe Park the Club plays host to approximately fourteen race meetings a year including their premier meeting, the Counties Cup Day. Situated in the rapidly growing Franklin area between Auckland and Hamilton, Pukekohe Park is one of the most unique racing venues offering thrilling horse racing, premier motorsport and a first class function centre. The racecourse has an all-weather training facility with approximately 200 horses training here each morning. All race meetings at Counties Racing Club provide access to covered viewing for the public along with hot food and a range of beverages, not to mention a great atmosphere. Eftpos facilities are available in the administration office. For something a little more, there are various hospitality options available on race days. For further information or to make a booking please check out our website www.PukekohePark.co.nz
Egmont R.C.
Egmont R.C.
Egmont Racing Club holds meetings at Hawera Racecourse in August, October, March, May and June. The track is a spacious 1800m track with the straight consisting of 425m. The Hawera surface is generally acknowledged as one of the better racing tracks in the Central Districts.
Feilding J.C.
Feilding J.C.
Situated five minutes from the Palmerston North town centre and fifteen minutes from the Airport, Awapuni Racecourse offers race goers the latest in modern facilities. Set amongst beautiful park-like grounds is the recent $8.7 million construction of the Awapuni multi-purpose Function Centre. Race goers can watch the all the action in the comfort and style from the latest modern facilities. The magnificent first floor, known as the Silks Lounge, will accommodate for up to 400 guests, it has large decking area with panoramic views of the race course. The 1800m Awapuni Track means all horses get their chance with a 400 metre home straight giving everyone a sight as they head home for victory.
Entry to Awapuni Racecourse is free for all Feilding Jockey Club race meetings except for Feilding Gold Cup Day - $5 Adult, U16 Free.
Foxton R.C.
Foxton R.C.
The Foxton Racing Club races 3 times a year, twice in June and once in January. The course itself has a rural picnic type atmosphere with a picturesque backdrop.
Free admission and parking. Annual Membership $20.00.
Facilities: There is a bar and basic food counter in the main building which has a glass fronted viewing area with tables to view the racing from. The covered grandstand provides good views of the track and the birdcage.
Gore R.C.
Gore R.C.
The Club was established in 1889 and holds four meetings a year at the Gore Racecourse, two of which are in June and one in both September and May. The racecourse is situated on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also acts a training centre. You can combine your trip to the races with some fishing. From October to April, Gore attracts anglers from all over the world hoping to catch the wily brown trout, famous in the waters of the nearby Mataura river. Gore is also the Country Music Capital of New Zealand and hosts the “Gold Guitar Awards” during the week leading to Queens Birthday weekend each year and is attended by participants from throughout Australasia.
Greymouth J.C.
Greymouth J.C.
The Greymouth Jockey Club’s first race meeting took place at Omoto, inland from Greymouth in March 1867. The meeting scheduled to run over two days was so successful a third day was added. The club continues to race at Omoto and races once a year, in January. The race day is part of the popular four-day West Coast circuit, which ends at Greymouth. The feature race, the Monteiths Brewing Company Greymouth Cup sees the presentation of the silver cup first won by Black Duke in 1931. Visitors to Omoto can be assured of good racing and good hospitality in a country setting.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
Hawke's Bay Racing Inc.
The Hawke’s Bay racing scene is vibrant, with an exciting mix of races and events regularly taking place over numerous racedays at this attractive park-like setting of Hastings racecourse. From family fun on New Year’s Day and gold fever in the Hawke’s Bay Gold Cup, to high fashion and even higher stakes during the Hawke's Bay Spring Racing Carnival. Hawke’s Bay Racing provides a unique blend of heart stopping entertainment, colour and pizzazz complemented by facilities and a level of service which will make your day one to remember.
Kumara R.C.
Kurow J.C.
Levin R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Manawatu R.C.
Marlborough R.C.
Marton J.C.
Masterton R.C.
Matamata RC
Oamaru J.C.
Otago R.C.
Otaki-Maori R.C.
Pakuranga Hunt
Poverty Bay Turf C.
Racing Rotorua
Racing Taupo
Racing Tauranga
Racing Te Aroha
Rangitikei R.C.
Reefton J.C.
Riverton R.C.
Rotorua & Bay of Plenty Hunt
South Canterbury RC
South Waikato R.C.
Southland R.C.
Stratford R.C.
Tapanui R.C
Taranaki Racing Inc
Taumarunui R.C.
Waikato RC
Waikouaiti R.C.
Waimate R.C.
Waipa R.C.
Waipukurau J.C.
Wairarapa R.C.
Wairio J.C.
Wairoa R.C.
Wanganui J.C.
Waverley R.C.
Wellington R.C.
Westland R.C.
Whakatane R.C.
Whangarei R.C.
Winton J.C.
Winton J.C.
Founded in the late 1800s, the Winton Jockey Club will race three times this season, twice at Winton Racecourse and once at Ascot Park. The Winton racecourse is situated 31 kilometres North of Invercargill and forms part of the Gallops South group. The track is 1600metres, and as such tends to favour horses who race up with the pace. As well as racing, the grounds are also used for showjumping, eventing, Pony Club and the Winton A & P Association.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville-Pahiatua R.C.
Woodville racecourse is home to the Woodville-Pahiatua Racing Club (Inc). Woodville and Pahiatua were separate Racing Clubs until they amalgamated in 1986. The club now has members from all over with the central districts including Woodville, Pahiatua and Dannevirke. The course is nestled below the Tararua and Ruahine ranges - the track was established at Woodville in 1889 and hosts five meetings a year.
Wyndham R.C.
Wyndham R.C.
The Club will race once this season in March at the Gore Racecourse. The racecourse is sited on 53 hectares of freehold land which as well as providing racing facilities is also a training centre.
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