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Bedgerabong Races 2020

February 7, 2020 by Maggi Barnard

Come out to Bedgerabong Races for a fun filled day of entertainment for all ages.

Bedgerabong Picnic Races will be held on Saturday, 15th February 2020 with the first race starting at 1.30pm. This year will see an increase in the total prizemoney from $25,000 to $30,000 which will be shared across the six-race program.

Western Tree Care are this year’s Bedgerabong Picnic Cup Major Sponsors, this is truly appreciated in such trying times.

Buses will run from Forbes to Bedgerabong, first departing at 12pm and will begin returning to Forbes from 7.45pm. The buses will run on a needs basis.

There will be an auction of special printed Bedgerabong Picnic Race Club shirts, footraces for children and adults alike and a jumping castle to keep the little ones entertained. The Melbourne band Trainwreck Trio will be providing live entertainment from 6.30pm.

This year onsite eftpos facilities will be available, not for cash withdrawals, but tap and go for bar tickets. The undercover bar area has mister fans to keep patrons cool and there is also an undercover bookmakers area with both local and metropolitan bookies onsite. Seating will be provided, and attendees can bring their own marquee provided they book in with the coordinator. Details are provided at bedgerabongraces.com.au. A satellite bar is also provided for the marquee patrons plus the on-course caterers Rob Speed and Smokin Croc available until end of service.

Fashions on the field will return this year and the details are on the website and will be in the race book. Great prizes to be won for the best on the field.

Currently, volunteers from the community are watering the track and grounds so it is green for race day. The grounds and track are looking amazing considering the harsh lead up to the races.

There is a lot of fun to be had so make it a date and head out for a great day of entertainment.

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