Crowd celebrates Mother’s Day weekend in style at the Bundaberg Toyota Race Day
The sun shone on a happy crowd celebrating Mother’s Day weekend at the Bundaberg Toyota Race Day. PHOTOS.
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A good crowd turned out in style for the Bundaberg Toyota Race Day on Saturday, May 13.
Ironically, The Storm, trained by Bundaberg’s Simon Elix, was Race 1 winner on a day where punters at the Bundaberg Racecourse were met with clear skies and a dry track.
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The colourful trackside fashions looked a picture in the autumn sunshine, with only the occasional gust of wind playing havoc with hats and hair styles.
Many families treated Mum to the races for Mother’s Day weekend, sharing the love as the champagne and good cheer flowed on through the afternoon.
See all the fashions and fun in our race day gallery.
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