TRQ Spring 2014

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BIG DAY OUT

THE COPPER COAST IS SET TO ROCK

BORN TO RIDE MEET CAITLIN FORREST: APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR

HISTORY HORSES ANCIENT BREED RUNS WILD AT MONARTO ZOO

SPRING FEVER THE RACING SEASON HEATS UP

SPRING 2014

CONTENTS

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NEWS FROM THE RACES

Industry Awards and Fashion at The Races update

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ADELAIDE’S FAVOURITE GUY Guy Sebastian returns home

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PERRI CUTTEN Stunning spring inspiration

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FULL BLOOM

Meet the Adelaidians behind Daisy Chains floral crowns

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CITY RIVALS

Drawing the battles lines between Melbourne and Adelaide

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THE LAST WILD HORSE Monarto Zoo’s equine herd SOCIAL SCENE CALENDAR OF EVENTS

PHOTOS COURTESY OF SATC, SIMON CECERE, TERRY HANN, DANIEL CRAIG, OZ PHOTOGRAPHY

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28 8 COVER PHOTO: OZ Photography CLOTHES: BNKR (Australian Fashion Labels) MILLINERY: Adelaide Hatters JEWELLERY: Jeff Tims MODEL: Amy Rawley, Face of the Balaklava Cup DESIGN: Tracy Larkin Art Direction & Design

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APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR

BORN TO RIDE HORSES C AITLIN FORRES T HA S BEEN RIDING HOR SES LONGER THAN SHE C AN REMEMBER

six days a week, riding horses and

jockey and trainer, and

working with trainers – trying to

growing up on a farm

secure rides for upcoming meets.

in Strathalbyn, a career

“Being a jockey can definitely be

in horse riding was inevitable.

quite physically and mentally

And, after her first full season

challenging,” she said. “Not only do

in the saddle, Caitlin has been

you have to get up early and do the

crowned the TAFE SA Provincial

track work – and work hard – you

and Country Apprentice of the Year.

have to be mentally strong.

“I just love the industry, I love

“You have to be able to bounce

riding horses,” she said. “Everything

back after a bad ride, back yourself

to do with horses, riding fast, racing

and move on to the next race.

– it’s just such an adrenaline rush.

“I normally ride Saturday, every

I can’t really imagine doing

second Sunday and on Wednesdays.

anything else and I hope I can

During the warmer months I can

continue to do this for a long time.”

be racing four to five times a week

Caitlin, who has ridden 44 winners this season, also lays claim to the only female jockey recognised at TRSA’s Industry Awards, held on Saturday, August 23 at Morphettville.

It’s an impressive feat for the 19-year-old – but she’s not willing to rest on her laurels just yet.

“I LOVE RIDING HORSES...

EVERYTHING TO DO WITH HORSES, RIDING FAST, RACING – IT’S JUST SUCH AN ADRENALINE RUSH”

every opportunity because there’s so many of us apprentices.”

Country race meets are definitely a favourite of Caitlin’s – last year she smashed it at Jamestown with three wins, two seconds and a third.

“It’s pretty special to me,” she admitted.

“One of my goals is to ride outside

Her calendar’s pretty full but on

my claim,” she said. “I guess that’s

the rare occasions she’s not racing,

every apprentice’s goal but it’s

Caitlin likes to head home and see

important to me.

her parents’ horses – even dabbling

“I would also love to try and win the City Apprentice of the Year title too.”

She’s deferred a veterinary science degree to pursue her true passion and, like all apprentice jockeys, she’s putting in long hours of hard toil.

She is up before the sun rises

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“You have to make the most of

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in a bit of showjumping.

“I love the discipline require for show jumping – it takes my mind off racing,” she said. “You can really control and guide the horse.”

For a full list of winners at South Australia’s racing night of nights, turn to page 6.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF ATKINS PHOTOGRAPHY

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ith her mother a former

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HALL OF FAME AND INDUSTRY AWARDS THE WHO’S WHO OF SA’S THOROUG HBRED R ACING INDUS TRY GL AMMED UP FOR THIS YE AR’S THOROUG HBRED R ACING SA INDUS TRY AWARDS AT MORPHE T T VILLE R ACECOUR SE

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osted by Sky Racing’s Greg

themed to recognise the Year of

Radley and Radio TAB’s Terry

the Horse in the Chinese Zodiac.

McAuliffe, the event was an

“The annual Industry Awards

opportunity to celebrate the

and Hall of Fame induction is an

achievements and high performers

opportunity to recognise the

of the 2013/14 racing season and

hard work and outstanding

induct another horse and trainer

achievements of some of South

into the Hall of Fame.

Australia’s past racing greats,

More than 400 guests watched on as local heroes and industry

stars,” Thoroughbred Racing SA

legends were immortalised in

Chief Executive Jim Watters said.

the record books on Saturday, August 23.

Jason Holder was awarded

“Both Jason and Dominic are at the peak of their careers and their performances throughout the

the industry’s prestigious

2013-14 racing season were a

honour, the John Letts Medal

marvel to behold.

– which recognises excellence

“The people, the horses and the

in riding and outstanding

thrilling moments they incite are

achievements at all race meetings

what make racing the unique sport

throughout the State.

it is, and it’s great to be able to

Also recognised was Dominic PHOTOS COURTESY OF TERRY HANN

current champions and future

Tourneur, who took home the

celebrate them every year.

“It was a special night that

Glennon–Johnson Award for

brought the entire industry

South Australian Metropolitan

together to engage in some

Jockey of the Year, after racing

friendly rivalry and honour the very

strongly all year and clocking

best performers of the season.”

up 50 wins.

The evening, which included a three-course dinner, was Chinese-

Guests continued the celebrations into the night at

INDUSTRY AWARDS WINNERS Evright.com 2013/14 South Australian Most Consistent Racehorse Kushadasi TattsBet 2013/14 South Australian Jockey of the Year Matthew Neilson 2013/14 South Australian Provincial and Country Trainer of the Year John Dunn The Advertiser 2013/14 South Australian Metropolitan Trainer of the Year Phillip Stokes Leon Macdonald Award for 2013/14 South Australian Apprentice of the Year Jake Toeroek CS Hayes Award for 2013/14 South Australian Trainer of the Year Phillip Stokes Glennon–Johnson Award for 2013/14 South Australian Metropolitan Jockey of the Year Dominic Tourneur 2014 Most Outstanding Achievement Award by a Club Bordertown Racing Club 2014 Most Outstanding Achievement Award by an Individual Mike Linscott Festival Hire 2013/14 South Australian Champion Racehorse of the Year Happy Trails 2013/14 John Letts Medal Jason Holder

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Horse Maybe Mahal Trainer Leon Macdonald

For a full list of the winners and photographs from the night, visit theracessa.com.au

Morphettville’s Diva Lounge Bar.

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ach year crowds of over 10,000 people flock to the mid-week race meet to revile in the unique atmosphere The Balaklava Cup

has become known for.

Fashion always plays a big part in

the Cup experience and, with $12,000 worth of prizes up for grabs in this year’s Fashion on the Field competition, the stakes are certainly high.

With so much on the line, this year’s Face of the Cup, Amy Rowley, is expecting a big jump in the standards.

The winner of the Balaklava Fashion on the Field competition will also go onto represent the Balaklava Racing Club at the statewide final of Fashion at The Races, held on Sportingbet Derby Day at Morphettville in May 2015.

Amy, a former Miss World Australia Finalist who has modelled for a number of fashion magazines including Cleo, will again judge the event this year alongside South Australian fashion designer Carmen from ‘Keepsake’.

Amy has attended the past two Cups and thinks the “amazing food, beverages, sport, friends, entertainment and of course the fashion make it a must attend social event”.

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FASHION COMPETITION UPDATE THE CL A SSIC R ACING COLOUR S OF BL ACK AND WHITE HAVE PROVED P OPUL AR THUS FAR

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he Fashion at The Races roadshow has been all over the

Lucy and Ella will be joined by

State in the past few months

Bridie McArdle who was crowned

with some serious contenders

the best dressed for the Flinders

setting the standard early on.

The classic racing colours of black

region after first wowing the judges at Hawker. All finalists

and white have proved popular thus

will be treated to hospitality

far. Two finalists added a modern

for two at SA Derby Day at

twist by adding a pop of orange

Morphettville, plus accommodation

to stand out from the crowd.

for the weekend at Oaks Plaza

Registered nurse Lucy Duke com-

Pier Glenelg.

plimented her stylish monochrome

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gloves to set off her check dress.

Sixteen finalists will go head-to-

outfit with orange accessories to

head at The Fashion at The Races

take out the title at the Mount

Final in May 2015 for the chance

Gambier Gold Cup. Ella McCarthy

to win an Alfa Romeo MiTo worth

from Roxby Downs chose a stunning

$24,500. The runner-up will also

orange piece of millinery from

be rewarded for their efforts

Jill and Jack along with a vintage

with a $3,000 Perri Cutten

brooch and chic black leather

raceday wardrobe.

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ME L B O U R NE C U P D AY AT M O R P HE T T V IL L E DATE: Tuesday 4 November COST: General admission $25 Commonwealth and DVA Concession Card Holders $15 PACKAGES: Hospitality packages available ENTERTAINMENT: Guy Sebastian after-race concert and Fashion at The Races heat WEBSITE: sajc.com.au

ADELAIDE’S FAVOURITE GUY GU Y SEBA S TIAN IS ONE OF ADEL AIDE’S MOS T-LOVED SUCCESS S TORIES

Despite his success, Guy has

Australia with his family at

Guy’s career has continued to go

managed to stay true to himself

the age of six. It was in the

from strength to strength.

and his soulful roots.

He has released seven top 10

small city of Adelaide he

He and wife Jules have even

discovered his voice, and he went

albums, and 12 top 10 singles, and

started their own charity, The

on to teach vocals at a number of

to this day remains the only Aussie

Sebastian Foundation, and work

local high schools while working

male to have had six singles and

with a range of national and

as a recording engineer.

two albums reach number one

international organisations to

on the Australian charts.

create a lasting change in the

However, it was clear that

In 2010 Guy returned to Australian

Guy was destined for bigger and better things.

lives of those less fortunate.

television screens, this time sitting

Guy, now 33, currently lives

He auditioned for the first season

in the judge’s seat on The X Factor

in Sydney with Jules and their

of Australian Idol in 2003, and before

and mentoring two winners, Reece

two sons.

long became known for much more

Mastin and Samantha Jade.

than just his quirky afro hairstyle.

Though for a time he was

While Australia waits in anticipation for the release

His soulful voice succeeded in

focused on helping others reach

of his eighth studio album,

wowing the judges and the public

their dreams, Guy has continued

Guy will be returning to his

week after week and Adelaidians

to pursue his own musical goals.

hometown on November 4,

rejoiced when he went on to

It was just last year that he took

serenading the crowd at

become the first winner of

home two ARIA Awards for Best

Adelaide’s biggest Melbourne

the popular television show.

Pop Release and Best Live Act.

Cup party at Morphettville.

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Though his ‘fro may be no longer,

orn in Malaysia, Guy moved to

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“ S EVERAL PEOPLE ASKED IF I COULD ORGANISE A FLOWER CROWN FOR THEM AND WHEN WE DID, WORD SPREAD QUICKLY”

Emily Hartley wearing a Daisy Chains Flowers creation

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FLOWER CROWNS IN FULL BLOOM MOTHER-DAUGHTER DUO ANN AND EMILY HAR TLE Y ARE THE FACES BEHIND ADEL AIDE-BA SED ACCESSORIES L ABEL DAIS Y CHAINS FLOWER S – AND THEIR FLOWER CROWNS ARE SE T TO BLOOM THIS SPRING R ACING SE A SON

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aisy Chains Flowers began

and bracelets – just in time for

in the summer of 2013,

spring!” Emily said.

when Emily was frantically

especially now that the weather

wear to a friend’s costume party.

is starting to warm up. They’re a

“But more importantly, no matter what you wear, you’re never really dressed without a smile!”

As part of Morphettville’s

As usual, it was mum to the rescue.

great way to add some life to a

sponsorship of ‘A Night of Fashion’

“Mum’s a florist from way back

simple outfit.”

Daisy Chains Flowers floral crowns will be showcased. Guests are

and has been my go-to person for

Though she doesn’t like to play

beautiful floral arrangements and

favourites, the dietetics student

encouraged to pose in their

fresh flower crowns for as long

and part-time model can name

favourite crown for a chance to

as I can remember,” Emily said.

her go-to piece from the Daisy

win the ulitmate spring racing

Chains Flowers range.

package .at Morphettville.

“My costume had to survive a trip interstate, so mum whipped

“Our Bouquet Flower Crown

me up an artificial flower crown.”

features an assortment of flowers,

Emily’s one of a kind headpiece

including roses, peonies and orchids

was a hit with her fellow party

arranged amongst luscious multi-

goers and the genesis of Daisy

toned greenery and always manages

Chains Flowers.

to attract compliments,” she said.

“Several people asked if I could

Along with the Bouquet Flower

organise a flower crown for them

Crown, Emily names floral pants

and when we did, word spread

as one of her spring staples.

quickly,” Emily said.

“Mum’s the talent and mastermind

PHOTO COURTESY OF SIMON CECERE

“I’ve been loving the neckpieces,

searching for something to

and comfortable,” she said.

“Spring is the time to leave behind the muted colours of winter and

behind Daisy Chains Flowers.

wear some crowd stopping colours

She’s so creative and her pieces

and patterns,” she said.

are so beautiful, they basically sell themselves!”

With spring just around the corner, the duo recently relaunched their website and have plans to expand their range.

“Lately we have been

“Teaming floral pants with a basic silk tank and a floral neckpiece will definitely be my outfit of choice this season.”

And her advice for Fashion at The Races contestants?

“Your clothes should reflect your

experimenting with a few new

personality – always wear something

ideas including floral neckpieces

that makes you feel confident

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H O ND A P R E S E N T S A NI G H T O F FA S HI O N AT T HE A R T G A L L E R Y DATE: Saturday 20 September COST: from $90 per person Make your way to the Morphettville media wall for your chance to win tickets to the Endeavour Homes Fashion Pavilion at this year’s Melbourne Cup Day at Morphettville, a $1,000 Cameo wardrobe and a night’s accommodation at the Hilton Hotel.

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CITY RIVALS:

MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE ARE GETTING READY FOR THE RACE THAT STOPS THE NATION...

THE SPRING C ARNIVAL IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE HIG HLIG HT OF THE AUS TR ALIAN R ACING C ALENDAR . IT’S A TIME WHEN E VEN THOSE WHO PAY LIT TLE AT TENTION TO HOR SE R ACING WANT TO BE A PART OF IT AND THE COUNTRY’S PA SSION FOR THOROUG HBRED R ACING RE ACHES IT S PINNACLE .

M

elbourne’s Flemington Racecourse is the home of the Carnival, but if you can’t make it there for the 2014 Melbourne

Cup then the next best place to be is Morphettville Racecourse in Adelaide.

There are a host of events being held at Morphettville in spring, with racing and hospitality packages to suit every punter.

Morphettville will also be hosting the State’s biggest Melbourne Cup party on Tuesday, November 4 with a broad range of syndicated and private hospitality packages on offer.

So where would you like to be to celebrate the race that stops the nation?

With Adelaide and Melbourne already sporting rivals, let’s explore both cities in detail to see who comes out on top.

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EAT MELBOURNE: Melbourne’s mix of cultures can be experienced through its restaurants, cafes, bistros and bars. The city’s eclectic dining scene offers an array of the world’s great cuisines, placing it in the top echelons of global dining.

Buzzing cafes and ethnic eateries offer more budget-friendly options or there’s plenty of upmarket restaurants for those wishing to indulge. The city is home to worldclass chefs, innovative cuisines, quirky venues and perfectlymatched wines.

ADELAIDE: Across the border, fine food made from delicious,

CLOCKWISE (from top left): Adelaide Central Market, Adelaide; Street, Adelaide; Centre Lane, Melbourne; PUBLIC, Adelaide.

fresh, locally-sourced produce is just as much in demand.

Adelaideans want delicious food and fortunately its city delivers.

Quality restaurant precincts throughout the city and suburbs offer family friendly cafes, gourmet pubs, a vast array of ethnic cuisine and fine dining options for even the most discerning of foodies.

The city also claims to have the best food market in Australia in the 143-year-old Adelaide Central Market. With more than 80 stalls, shops and cafes it has become a Mecca for multicultural cuisine

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and fresh produce.

DRINK MELBOURNE: There aren’t too many cities in the world that take their coffee as seriously as Melbourne does. At the city’s best cafes, professional baristas brew up the perfect drop to make the city the coffee capital of Australia.

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ADELAIDE: Adelaide isn’t far behind the cafe culture of Melbourne, but its perfect drop is more likely to be in the form of a rich, full-bodied Shiraz from the Barossa Valley.

Adelaide is Australia’s wine capital. Some of the world’s most well-known wine regions are just a short drive from the city, boasting household names such as Penfolds, Yalumba, Wolf Blass and Jacob’s Creek.

PLAY MELBOURNE: Melbourne’s eclectic spirit can be experienced with a night out exploring an array of unique nightspots peppering the city’s streets and laneways.

Whether it’s up a flight of stairs, down a laneway or on a rooftop, An eclectic mix of unique nightspots pepper the streets of Melbourne.

Whether up a flight of stairs, down a laneway or on a rooftop overlooking a million dollar view, the city is full of hidden gems.

Last but not least, spectator sports are aplenty in Melbourne – whether it’s an AFL match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, summer’s Australian Open Grand Slam at Melbourne Park or the Spring Racing Carnival at Flemington, the sporting calendar is full all year round.

ADELAIDE: Adelaide is no stranger to the sporting scene either and with the $535 million Adelaide Oval redevelopment the spotlight has well and truly been shone on SA. The Oval has been transformed into a world-class stadium, home to AFL and cricket and host to a

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range of other events including rugby, soccer and concerts.

Adelaide is known for being a city of arts, culture and heritage and there’s plenty for visitors to discover and enjoy.

CLOCKWISE (from top left): Barossa Valley Estate, Barossa; Adelaide Oval; Australian Open at Melbourne Park; Flinders Street Station, Melbourne.

Adelaide has a thriving performing arts scene, featuring one of the largest Fringe Festivals in the world, second only to the Edinburgh Fringe.

LIVE MELBOURNE: Melbourne has been rated the world’s most liveable city three years in a row – making it tough competition for Adelaide.

Famed for its vibrant multiculturalism, arts scene and excellent food and wine, it’s hard to beat. For shopping, world-class sport facilities, impressive public transport, eclectic laneways, coffee and fashion, it really is

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second-to-none.

ADELAIDE: Adelaide’s hot dry summers and milder winters edge it in front of Melbourne’s cold, wet winters and unpredictable summer days. The climate makes it easier to PHOTOS COURTESY OF SATC, TOURISM VICTORIA, ADELAIDE OVAL SMA

relax on some of the most beautiful beaches in Australia, which are a short drive from the city.

Adelaide also has a pumping pub, arts and live music scene and hundreds of restaurants featuring cuisine from all over the world.

And that’s not even mentioning Adelaide’s local wine.

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AT M O R P HE T T V IL L E DATE: Tuesday 4 November COST: General admission $25 Commonwealth and DVA Concession Card Holders $15 PACKAGES: Hospitality packages available WEBSITE: www.sajc.com.au

E ND E AV O U R H O ME S FA S HI O N PAV IL I O N Fantastic location trackside to see all of the live racing action. Featuring a performance by Rachael Leahcar.

So while we can’t help but favour the city of churches here at Thoroughbred Racing SA, the choice is yours! Make sure you enjoy spring racing carnival wherever you are and we hope

PACKAGE INCLUDES: Entry into the racecourse • Superb three course luncheon • Platinum five hour beverage package • Fashion parades and fabulous prizes by Burnside Village • Race book • Betting facilities.

COST: $260 pp, $245 per SAJC member.

you back a winner.

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THE LAST WILD HORSE ZHENJIN IS ONE VERY SPECIAL HOR SE . BORN IN FEBRUARY THIS YE AR , ZHENJIN IS PAR T OF A CRITIC ALLY IMP OR TANT HERD OF PR ZE WAL SKI’S HOR SES AT MONAR TO ZOO.

successful breeding programs, with

untamed and endangered species.

Zhenjin just one of many new additions

Like the rest of the herd, and others

across the world, Zhenjin is a descendant

to the zoo this year.

Located one hour from Adelaide, Monarto

of just 13 Przewalski’s horses that remained

Zoo is a 1,000 hectare bio-park set in the

in existence after the species was wiped

arid landscape west of Murray Bridge.

out in the wild.

Zu-loop shuttle buses operate regularly

Fifteen-thousand years ago Przewalski’s

around the zoo, driving visitors through

horse inhabited a large area stretching from

the large enclosures among the animals

present day Spain across to the east coast

and to various viewing platforms for a

of Asia. Cave paintings in Spain and France

close encounter.

dating back 30,000 years depict images of

Ten kilometres of walking tracks provide

horses with features strikingly similar to

a perfect way to experience the zoo’s native

the Przewalski’s horse.

conservation work and spectacular views

More recently they were found throughout central Asia. However, due to hunting, a

of the zoo and its inhabitants.

Zhenjin will never be one to race. However,

harsh climate and loss of habitat, the last

thoroughbreds from around the country are

Przewalski’s horse was witnessed in the

preparing for the Carlton Draught Murray

wild in 1969.

Bridge Gold Cup on October 15 – a stone’s

Their survival came through the establishment of successful breeding

throw away at Murray Bridge Racecourse.

With quality racing, fashion and

programs across zoos and wildlife

entertainment on offer, the Carlton Draught

reserves internationally.

Murray Bridge Gold Cup is a great day out

The breeding program at Monarto Zoo has contributed to protection of the

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Monarto Zoo has a rich history of

horse, the Prezwalski’s horse is an

on the South Australian racing calendar.

Pop into Monarto Zoo before or after

Przewalski’s horses and their reintroduction

a day at the Murray Bridge races to visit

to their natural habitat.

Zhenjin, one of the last wild horses.

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he closest relatives to the domestic

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C A R L T O N D R A U G H T MUR R AY B R ID G E G O L D C U P DATE: Wednesday 15 October COST: General admission $15, Concession $8. Under 18 free PACKAGES: Contact the Murray Bridge Racing Club on 8532 2310 or email@racingmurraybridge.com for more information WEBSITE: www. racingmurraybridge.com

MONARTO ZOO DATE: Open seven days a week TIME: 9.30am-5.00pm COST: Adults $32.50, Concession $23, Children $18 (aged 4-14), Family tickets from $85 WEBSITE: zoossa.com.au

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P D E X C AVAT I O N S G AW L E R C U P DATE: Sunday 28 September COST: General admission $12 (Concession $8, Children under 15 free) PACKAGES: Hospitality packages available WEBSITE: gawlerjockeyclub.com.au

GAWLER’S

GOLDEN OLDIE THE GOLDEN FLEECE HOTEL WILL ALWAYS BE A COUNTRY CL A SSIC – BUT NOW IT COMES WITH A MODERN T WIS T

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PUB CRAWLERS LOVE GAWLER

he oldest hotel – and indeed building – in Gawler underwent a major revamp late last year, reverting back to its original

TEN OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST AND BEST PUBS CAN BE FOUND IN THE SMALL TOWN OF GAWLER. FROM FAIR DINKUM FOOD, TO ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFETS AND JUICY STEAKS – YOU’RE SURE TO FIND ONE THAT SUITS YOU.

name and updating its offering for the contemporary pub goer.

Established by local man David Schiebener in 1839, the original Golden Fleece Hotel was a modest dwelling – to say the least.

A single room served as both the bar and the bedroom, neighbouring

name and reopening under its

a humble tent.

original name.

Luckily for Schiebener, the

Revamping the dining and gaming

hotel’s modesty did nothing to

areas, developers worked hard to

deter Gawler locals and visitors

ensure the hotel’s distinctive

from drinking late into the night

heritage features remained.

and engaging in all sorts of rowdy behaviour.

But Schiebener’s luck soon ran out when, a year later, he was sent to jail for failing to pay his debts and the Golden Fleece was sold to a new proprietor.

Over the years the hotel has seen many owners come and go and has undergone renovation

THEY KEPT THE UNIQUE IRON VERANDA, BALCONY AND BALUSTRADE – THREE THINGS GAWLER LOCALS ALWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH THE HISTORIC BUILDING.

after renovation.

One such rebuild in 1903 saw the Golden Fleece become a two-

wooden slabs, mouth-watering

resulted in the hotel’s name being

sharing platters, a collection of hot

changed to the Old Spot Hotel.

sauces and T-bone steaks for $12.50

In 1983 it was added to the

every Tuesday – the Golden Fleece

State Heritage Register, joining PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE

With rib meat burgers served on

storey structure, and another

other South Australian objects

The hotel’s team of chefs pride themselves on creating delicious,

legislation.

hearty pub meals and its bar staff knows exactly how to pair them

is a far cry from the Golden Fleece

with a selection of great wines

of the past.

and tap beers.

As part of a $7.5 million dollar redevelopment of Murray Street, the hotel closed in February last year, abandoning the Old Spot

THE BUSHMAN HOTEL

Built in the 1940s, The Bushman was the second hotel built in Gawler. With a beer garden, formal dining area and a DJ every Friday night – The Bushman has something for everyone.

Must try: The Bushman’s range of juicy steaks – cooked to your liking and served with Caesar salad and coleslaw, a jacket potato or steak house chips.

remains every pub goers dream.

of significance protected under Nowadays, Gawler’s oldest hotel

KINGSFORD HOTEL

If you want no nonsense quality meals “at fair dinkum country prices” then this is the place for you. Known and loved for its stone grill meals served cooking on a heated stone, head to the Kingsford and get grilling.

Must try: Karaoke fans can stretch their vocal chords every Saturday night from 9.30pm-1am.

Located at 77 Murray Street, be sure to keep an eye out for the Golden Fleece on your way to the PD Excavations Gawler Cup on September 28.

GAWLER ARMS HOTEL

Built in 1848, the Gawler Arms has been run by the Giannitto family for more than 40 years.

One of the most family friendly establishments in Gawler, it’s the perfect place to bring the kids when you don’t feel like cooking.

Must try: The all you can eat soup, salad, vegetable and dessert buffet.

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JAMESTOWN THE BIG G IG THAT’S SE T TO E AG LE ROCK SOUTH AUS TR ALIA’S MID -NORTH HA S GOT WHAT YOU NEED THIS OC TOBER LONG WEEKEND

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eginning on Saturday with

A relaxed picnic race meeting,

the Jamestown Cup and

the Jamestown Cup features

followed by The Big Gig

strong fields and total race

in Kadina on Sunday, this

broadcasting, along with award-

action packed weekend has the

winning local wine and gourmet

makings of a Holy Grail of a

coffee, all with the spectacular

school holiday road trip.

Bundaleer Hills in the background.

The Copper Coast town two

The scenic road trip to

hours drive from Adelaide is

Jamestown is enjoyable at any

getting ready to host Australian

time of the year, with the Spencer

rock stars Ian Moss (Cold Chisel),

Gulf, Flinders Ranges and Clare

Mark Seymour (Hunters and

Valley all within a couple of hours

Collectors), Ross Wilson (Daddy

drive – why not make it a long

Cool) and Eskimo Joe at

weekend to remember?

Kadina Oval.

The Big Gig was conceived by a group of local residents who felt it was time the northern Yorke Peninsula had its own open air public concert.

Members of the local community will be running catering outlets featuring regional produce and funds raised will go to community organisations.

The family friendly concert PHOTO COURTESY OF DANIEL CRAIG

is set to attract a big audience from across the state to Eagle Rock the night away.

Local organisers are hopeful that the success of the very first Big Gig will lead to the event becoming an October long weekend institution – much like

THE BIG GIG WAS CONCEIVED BY A GROUP OF LOCAL RESIDENTS WHO FELT IT WAS TIME THE NORTHERN YORKE PENINSULA HAD ITS OWN OPEN AIR PUBLIC CONCERT.

J A ME S T O W N C U P DATE: Saturday 4 October COST: General admission $15 (Concession $8, Children under 15 free) PACKAGES: Marquee packages available TRANSPORT: Free return buses from Jamestown hotels to racecourse FASHION: Winner will secure a place in the Fashion at The Races Clare Valley Regional Final at Clare Easter Races 2015 WEBSITE: theracessa.com.au

T HE B I G GI G DATE: Sunday 5 October LOCATION: Kadina Oval, Kadina COST: Early bird – $70.00 Full price – $85.00 18+ VIP – $158.10 (includes food and beverages) Kids 12 and under free if accompanied by a ticket holding adult WEBSITE: thebiggig.com.au

the annual Jamestown Cup.

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2. Phillip Copplestone, Rebecca Hutchins, Alex Todd and Issac Hutchins. 3. Kristelle and Hollie Cockshell. 4. Mel Rigden, Keziah Sullivan and Millie Thomas. 5.Ella and Gaylene Crane.

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