Cheese Rolling and Trolley Derby Championship 2018
Hello everyone,
We will be holding the annual Cheese Rolling and Trolley Derby Championship on the 10th of March 2018 at the first driveway past the Tokoroa Tip on Newells Road in Tokoroa starting at 1pm.
This event will be the same as last year with Cheeserolling, Egg Throwing, Gumboot Throwing (a holey one, filled with water) Toss the Caber, and the Trolley Derby Championship.
In addition all afternoon the wet and wild water slide will be available at no charge to everyone.
Entry to this event will be gold coin, with a gold coin entry for all competitions.
Fantastic prizes, donated by the local businesses including (off course) the cheese prizes donated by Fonterra in Lichfield.
We have the programme prize of a 45 minute flight over the Waikato, which will definitely appeal.
We will update you all on this event over the coming weeks.
See you there.
Saturday 10th March from 1pm.
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