GRAB A HAPPY SNAP: Racegoers don't miss an opportunity to capture the fun on camera while all dressed up at the 2017 Glen Innes Cup over the weekend.
Fashionistas donned their frocks, punters placed their bets and hundreds enjoyed the 2017 Glen Innes Cup on Saturday.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
Sweltering heat soaring above 30 degrees didn’t stop travellers as far south as Melbourne and north as Gladstone from descending on the Glen Innes Racecourse.
Even Armidale residents braved the hot sun and afternoon storm predictions to enjoy the Celtic capital’s annual race meet.
ARMIDALE IS RACE READY: Armidale residents Piper, Ruby and Katrina Doran travelled to Glen Innes to enjoy the 2017 Glen Innes Cup on Saturday despite temperatures soaring above 30 degrees and a wild afternoon storm.
Glen Innes Jockey Club president Mark Ritchie said around 2000 people turned out for the event, just down on previous year’s numbers.
“We always make some sort of a profit well and truly and have money in the bank,” he said.
Punters are now getting set for the Deepwater Races, held this Saturday.
More from Latest News
More from Latest News
