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The Australian Turf Club prides itself on being one of the world's most desirable destinations for thoroughbred racing, events and hospitality. Born from a proud and iconic heritage of racing and entertainment in New South Wales, the Australian Turf Club is a uniting celebration of what Sydney truly has to offer.
We bring together the past with the future, pedigree with performance, youth with experience and style with excitement. We deliver the very best in Australian racing week in week out, through our world-class venues that effortlessly imbue fashion, sophistication and elegance into every experience.
To our most prized assets, our members, we provide a constantly evolving portfolio of products and services that ultimately delivers a desirable, rewarding and exclusive experience.
Together with our winning network of members, sponsors, racing industry partners, event customers and suppliers, we create mutual, enduring value to entertainment in NSW.
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Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) is an iconic sporting and entertainment organisation with a proud 150-year legacy. While we’re renowned for hosting elite horse racing at Caulfield, Sportsbet Sandown and Mornington Racecourses, we’re also so much more. From vibrant events and functions to our 17 Pegasus Leisure Group (PLG) hospitality venues across Victoria and community initiatives through the MRC Foundation, we’re dedicated to delivering exceptional experiences for our guests, members and community.
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.