1/17Ben Wright and Georgia and Grace McInroe.
Photos: Fun in the sun at the show holiday races
There was plenty of fun to be had on the show holiday including a day at the races. See the photos.
2/17Natalya Ostrofski, Tara Gribble and Corinne Pilcher.
3/17Ritchie and Atara Williams.
4/17Renee Godfrey, Steven Bourke and Jana Wake.
5/17Jayden Larsen, Jack Kleidon and Blake Walsh.
6/17Alana Cox, Fiona McLucas, Loretta Flanagan, Virginia Hendren and Jacob Van Der Westhuisen.
7/17Lyn Fritz, Pat Dixon and Annalisa Perry.
8/17David Fraser and Nadine Black.
9/17Glenda and Kelvin McIntyre, Larissa and Colin Frohloff and Felicity and Scott McIntyre from Rum City Foods.
10/17Candice Bohmer, Jane Armstrong, Lauren Emmerton, Sam Foss, Akierra Emmerton, Joanne Newell and Liam Canty.
11/17Isabella Hassell, Emma Leisemann and Sarah Korn.
12/17Leila and Haydn Frisby.
13/17Allan, Alison and Ashleigh Bull at the Rum City Foods Show Holiday Races.
14/17Felicity McIntyre, Larissa Frohloff and Erin Evans.
15/17Raeleen and Arty Richardson.
16/17Race 1 was won by three year old gelding Court Rocking.
17/17Jockeys getting ready to mount for the first race.
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