Vernon & Vazey Truck Parts - Autumn Stars Raceday

Bring the whole family along to enjoy a Sunday (5th May 2019) Roast with a spectacular difference, your dining table has views of Thoroughbred racing!

Wander around the Artisan Market between races, there's an amazing array of crafts on sale. The Noodle stalls will provide a tasty treat as well!

We also pay tribute to a racecourse that has a grand history with the armed forces. Trentham Racecourse has been used as part of the Trentham Army Camp during both World Wars, including being used as a hospital, for leaving parades and also farewell lunches.

General Admission is Free.

Member for a Day $10
Access to the Members Stand and Members facilities. Tickets can be bought online and also be purchased on the day from the Raceday Office. Dress code applies.

Veterans
Please report to the Raceday Office with suitable ID for complimentary members stand access for the day.

- Terrace Restaurant 'Sunday Family Roast' $50.
- A Corporate Box for the Day from $80 per person.

Gates open: 11.15 am

To book please contact: races@wellingtonracing.co.nz
Phone: 04 528 9611 Join the action

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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.

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