Animal Racing Club
The Australian Racing Board (ARB) was established in June, 1998. The precursors to the ARB were the Australian Conference of Principal Racing Clubs (ACPC) and the National Office of Australian Racing (NOAR).
The ACPC was a meeting of the Principal Clubs – held at Easter in Sydney and during the Spring Racing Carnival in Melbourne – which can be traced back to the early 1900s. The NOAR was established in 1990 to provide a secretariat for the ACPC. In 2003 the ARB was incorporated and the Australian Racing Board Limited (ARBL) then became constituted as a company limited by guarantee.
The basic business of the Club is to conduct the annual Bong Bong Picnic Race Club Race Meeting which includes the running of the Bong Bong Cup and which normally is held on the second Wednesday in November.
Operated by the family oriented Goulburn Harness Racing Club Inc and located at the Goulburn Recreation Area, Goulburn in New South Wales. The Recreation Area is bounded by the Braidwood – Goulburn Road to the west, Mulwaree Ponds to the north and east and the Hume Highway/Goulburn Traffic Relief Route to the south.
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Feel the rush as the horses gallop by at the Narrandera Race Club. Home to three country race meets a year, this track brings racing competitors and spectators from across the Riverina and beyond.
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Tabcorp Park Menangle, as a sporting venue, is far more than just a racetrack: it is an institution founded by distinguished pioneers who were farming and racing horses for fun in this glorious, pastoral setting long before Melbourne.
The Pakenham Racing Club was founded in 1875. Since its inception, the Club has on many occasions upgraded facilities and improved racing standards.
Track is located at Memorial Oval, Williams St., BROKEN HILL NSW 2881.
The Grenfell Picnic races held each year in April is one of the highlights of the Grenfell social events calendar. The club may be reached by post: PO Box 84, Grenfell NSW 2810
Home of the Newcastle Jockey Club, the Broadmeadow Racecourse is the social hub of Newcastle. Racing 26 Saturdays a year, along with the Autumn and Spring Carnivals and our Sunday Westpac Rescue Helicopter Raceday in November.
The Tabulam Race Meeting is held every year on the Saturday after the Melbourne Cup. The first meeting in Tabulam was held in 1859. The Races are the major event in Tabulam each year and it is a family day with children welcome and catered for.
The Penshurst District Racing Club is committed to providing a country racing experience like no other. The Club holds a meeting once a year on Boxing Day and it’s an event that always draws a big crowd of locals and tourists alike.
The club may be reached thru PO Box 104, Bulli, NSW 2516.
The Harness Breeders NSW Inc. is a body formed to promote, encourage and support NSW Breeders of Standardbred horses and through it’s executive committee to represent NSW Breeders in all matters connected with breeding.
The business of the Association is the management and co-ordination of race meetings throughout NSW. The Association also makes a significant contribution to the greyhound industry in NSW with directors of the Association on many representative bodies.
The Tamworth Paceway is currently located at the Tamworth Showground in West Tamworth N.S.W. The track has a circumference of 750 metres, is 18 metres in width and has a turn radius of 72 metres. The track has a foundation of clay and granite sand, topped with a layer of black crusher dust.
The Tamworth Paceway is available for training either on a permanent or casual basis and short or long term stabling is available for pacers in the showground stabling facilities. Training and stabling facilities are also available at the nearby Moonbi Recreation Ground Paceway, a registered Harness Racing NSW training facility. The club may be reached thru P.O. Box 3364, Tamworth, NSW 2340.
The CRJC race at the Grafton racecourse andconduct 25 race meetings per year. The highlight of the racing calendar is the annual July Racing Carnival comprising 5 feature race meetings and includes the famous Grafton Cup and the Ramornie Handicap.
arness Racing New South Wales (HRNSW) conducts the commercial and regulatory functions of the harness racing industry in NSW. Operating under the Harness Racing Act 2009, HRNSW is controlled by an industry-appointed Board of five, headed by an independent Chairman and is chartered to operate autonomously of government in managing the strategic and commercial development of harness racing in NSW as a not-for-profit corporate body.
The mission of NSWROA is to further and protect the rights of race horse owners in New South Wales.
Complete with manicured lawns, rose gardens and historic grandstand, the Tamworth Jockey Club provides the perfect backdrop for a multitude of events.
In 1946 the Coffs Harbour Jockey Club was formed on land allocated previously by the Crown for the purpose of a Race Course. The Club went through good and bad times and closed for a brief period before being reopened again in 1963 by Ted Russell. The Coffs Harbour Racing Club began to grow and at one stage offered the highest purse by a Country Racing Club (outside of Townsville) for its feature race; $10,000.
