What date is Broome Cup 2021?
14th August
Broome Cup 2021 is taking place this year on Saturday 14th August at Broome Turf Club. There are a series of exciting events leading up to the racing finale as part of the Broome Cup Carnival, including the Broome Turf Club TABtouch Ladies Day on Tuesday 10th August 2021.
What date is Broome Cup 2022?
13th August
The confirmed date for the 2022 Broome Cup is Saturday 13th August! This event is the highlight of the Broome Racing Season.
How much is the Broome Cup worth?
The Broome Cup is a 2200m race held at Broome Racecourse in Western Australia each year. The Broome Cup (2200m) boasts a total prize pool of $70,000 and is for horses aged 3 years-old & older and is run under handicap conditions.
Who won Broome Cup 2021?
Replay:
| Results | Runner | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 10. STAADEN | $3.40 $1.60 |
| 2nd | 4. CORPORATE LARRIKIN | $7.00 |
| 3rd | 11. STAFFORD’S LAD | $2.20 |
| 4th | 12. TUGGA WAR |
What time is Broome Cup?
Broome Cup
| Race Date | 14/08/2021 |
|---|---|
| Doors Open | 11:00 am |
| Bars Open | 11:30 am |
| Doors Close | 5:30 pm |
| Bus Service | Free Shuttle bus service from 4:30 pm to 8:30 pm back to Cable Beach & Chinatown |
What should I wear to Broome races?
There is no formal dress code for General Admission, however racegoers are encouraged to dress for a smart occasion. We have lots of grassed areas and outdoor bars, so smart casual attire and tailored denim is also welcomed in General Admission. We would encourage you not to wear thongs for your own safety.
Where is the rodeo in Broome?
the Broome Horse Riding Club
Broome Rodeo Grounds location at the Broome Horse Riding Club is the perfect venue for this fun family event.
Is Broome Cup 2020 Cancelled?
The richest horse race meet in WA outside the metro area has been cancelled for 2020. Organisers announced this evening that the $120,000 Broome Cup and the town’s entire racing season has been called off because of the coronavirus pandemic.
What is on in Broome August 2021?
BROOME – 10 & 14 August 2021 – BROOME CUP RACES Located in bushland at picturesque Gantheaume Point, close to Cable Beach, the Broome Turf Club is home to some of Australia’s best ‘Bush Racing’ and the two biggest days on the calendar are Ladies Day (10 August 2021) and the Broome Cup (14 August 2021).
Where is the staircase to the moon in Broome?
the Mangrove Hotel
The full effect of the staircase is best viewed from either the Mangrove Hotel or the Town Beach, which – not to be confused with Cable Beach – is located in town at the end of Robinson Street. Town Beach’s Staircase Markets operate on ‘staircase nights’ and offer plenty of local colour and vibrancy.
What is there to do in Broome in July 2021?
The Top 10 Things to do in Broome, WA
- Sunset Camel Ride with Red Sun Camels. Location: Cable Beach, Broome.
- Take a Horizontal Falls Adventure. Location: Talbot Bay, WA.
- Sunset at Cable Beach.
- Visit Willie Creek Pearl Farm.
- Kimberley Wild Adventures.
- Broome Adventure Company.
- Broome Historical Museum.
- Kimberley Air Tours.
When is the Broome Cup in Western Australia?
The Broome Cup is a 2200m race held at Broome Racecourse in Western Australia each year. The Broome Cup (2200m) boasts a total prize pool of $70,000 and is for horses aged 3 years-old & older and is run under handicap conditions. The Broome Cup 2022 will be run on August 13, 2022 at Broome Racecourse.
What was the odds for the Broome Cup?
The Broome Cup was raced at Broome racecourse on 14/8/2021. Replay: TBA Results Runner Odds 1st 10. STAADEN $3.40 $1.60 2nd 4. CORPORATE LARRIKIN $7.00 3rd 11. STAFFORD’S LAD $2.20 4th 12. TUGGA WAR Click here to view the original article. ADVERTISEMENT E-sports Sports Betting On Track Horse racing Greyhound Harness Latest Markets Menu E-sports
Where is the Turf Club in Broome Australia?
The Broome Turf Club is carved out of bushland at picturesque Gantheaume Point, just a stone’s throw from world-famous Cable Beach. This idyllic location perched on the Broome peninsula is surrounded by the Indian Ocean and benefits from the constant cool breezes which are a welcome relief in the hot and humid climate of the Kimberley.