Flashback gallery: 1500+ Toowoomba Weetwood photos captured over past 60 years
To celebrate the upcoming 2023 Audi Centre Toowoomba Weetwood, we have taken a trip down memory lane and compiled more than 1500 photos from the past 60+ years of Weetwood race meets. Check out our galleries here.
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Toowoomba’s biggest race meet of the year will return to Clifford Park this weekend, so to celebrate The Chronicle has taken a trip down memory lane.
With more than 130 years of history, the Audi Centre Toowoomba Weetwood welcomes crowds from across the region and country to the local turf club every year.
In the lead up to the 2023 racing event, we dived into the archives and found every single photo captured at Weetwood since the 60s.
Check out our epic galleries below which contain 1565 Weetwood photos.
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