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Thursday afternoon 12th August saw an eight (8) race meeting conducted on a warm and dry winter's afternoon, however under strict COVID Lockdown protocols, with no spectators permitted on site.

The day's competition winners were:  (See Full Report for further details)

Thursday afternoon 29th July saw another eight (8) race program conducted on a cool winter's afternoon, with once again no rainfall being received during the meeting.

The day's competition winners were:  (See full report for more details)

Thursday afternoon 22nd July saw another eight (8) race program conducted on a cool winter's afternoon with surprisingly, blue skies and no rain either being received or threatening. What a change from all the wet race days of the past few months.

The day's competition winners were:   (see Full Report for more details)

Thursday afternoon 15th July saw an eight (8) race program conducted on a cool winter's afternoon, which followed a wet morning with 6mm of rain received, but luckily no further rain during the race meeting. The heavy track was reflected in the slower race times of the meeting.

The meeting also saw driving trebles for ............

The meeting also saw: ............

The day's competition winners were: ............  (See full report for more details)

Thursday afternoon 1st July saw an eight (8) race program conducted on a changeable winter's afternoon, with warm sun at times and drizzling rain at other times. Then for Race 7 and Race 8 heavier rain set in just to soak everyone prior to going home.

The meeting saw local Trainer/Driver Tim Varga score his first winning drive, .....................

The day's competition winners were:  (see full report for more details)

Thursday afternoon 24th June saw an eight (8) race program conducted on a cold winter's day, with the rain holding off until just after the completion of the race meeting, but an unpleasant breeze making its presence felt for most all afternoon.

The meeting saw Brad Elder ..................

The day's competition winners were: ..................... (see full report for more details)