GRNSW Competitors

RWWA’s purpose is to provide a sustainable future for the Western Australian racing industry. The three racing codes contribute $1.3 billion to the State’s economy annually, half of which is generated in regional areas. Beyond the economic contribution, racing fosters social connection and sustains more than 10,000 full-time jobs for Western Australians.

The Victoria Racing Club would like to extend an invitation to individuals between the ages of 12-17 to join what promises to be a Membership Program of exceptional value and enjoyment. The Membership Department is now offering a VRC Junior Membership Program, which aims to educate young people about the broader aspects of the racing industry and provide a sense of belonging whilst at the races in a safe and enjoyable environment that is alcohol and gambling free. The structure of the VRC Junior Membership Program includes:Annual Fee $50 Elevation from VRC Junior Membership status to Full Membership will occur at the commencement of the Racing Season after the Junior Member has reached 18 years of age Membership Card Admission to the Racecourse on all racedays Admission to the Members' Enclosures on all racedays excluding Derby, Cup & Oaks Days* Admission to the Members' Reserved Car Parks on all days of the Melbourne Cup Carnival** Access to the exclusive Members' section of the VRC website 3 x Junior Members' Events per Racing Season inclusive of Emirates Stakes Day Junior Members' Marquee The progression from Junior Membership to Full Membership is offered at the commencement to those Junior Members who:Are 18 years of age Have been Junior Members for one complete Racing Season Are approved by the VRC Committee * Please note that VRC Junior Members do not have access to Full Members Only areas** Excluding the Birdcage EnclosureAs is the current practice with children under 18 years, VRC Junior Members must be accompanied by an adult when entering licensed venues. Underage gambling is also illegal and will not be condoned or offered at events specifically staged for VRC Junior Members.

The Racing Queensland Board trading as Racing Queensland provides a platform to service the racing industry across the 3 codes of racing. Racing Queensland's focus is on the provision of governance and services to the industry while empowering clubs to manage and administer their own facilities. RQ seeks to reduce the administrative burden and associated costs to the industry. In April 2016, the Queensland Government passed the Racing Integrity Act 2016 (Qld), which transfers certain functions relating to the integrity of persons and animals involved in the racing industry from Racing Queensland to the Queensland Racing Integrity Commission (QRIC). At the same time, the Queensland All Codes Racing Industry Board was renamed Racing Queensland Board.