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MORUYA JOCKEY CLUB

Tyre Torque Narooma Cup and Christmas Cup Race Day

Sunday 22nd December

Gates open 12pm - 8 Race Card; First Race 1.05pm; Last Race 5.18pm.

On course facilities include Bar, TAB, Bookies, ATM, Eftpos facilities as well as food inclusive the Moruya Ice Cream Café (Members), Cut N Run Pizza, South Coast Oysters, Charlies Little Kitchen, The Rotary Kiosk, Hot Diggity Dogs and D’Lish D’Lite Donuts. Also on site will be Caffeissimo Coffee and Reggies Ice Cream.

Party Mode DJ’s will be on site to keep the place rocking in-between races.

Dress up as there will be a Fashion On The Field Competition (Christmas Theme) with Prizes for Best Dressed Child (Under 12), Best Dressed Male, Best Dressed Female, and Best Christmas Theme Outfit.

Bus Services

There will be bus services running from Club Narooma (via the Bodalla Pub) and Club Tuross departing at 11.30am with a return for all destinations departing the race track at 5.40pm. Cost is $10 with bookings essential and to be done through Club Narooma (02) 44762 135 or Club Tuross (02) 4473 8186.

There will also be a bus service departing the Promenade Plaza Batemans Bay at 11.30am and travelling via the coastal road. Bookings to be done through Priors (02) 44724040. To view timetable please click here.

Thank you to our Sponsors for the Day inclusive: Tyre Torque, Harcourts, Dalmeny IGA, Stitching Sisters Narooma, Built by Thompson, Onecall Steel and Form, Power FM / 2EC, Camerons Hardware, My Agent Team, Mogo Brew Crew, Moruya Garden and Hire, Swan Plumbing.

Tickets Available at the gate $15 General Admission / $10 Senior or Concession Card Holders

Latest News

Moruya Jockey Club – Racing NSW Country Club Of The Year

The Moruya Jockey Club, supported by the Eurobodalla community, has been recognised for its outstanding contributions to local racing. The club not only delivers exceptional race days but also creates events with a focus on local cuisine, well-maintained facilities, and a top-quality racing surface. Under the leadership of Ken Brown and his dedicated team, the club hosts a variety of race day and non-race day events that draw in people of all ages.

Despite Moruya’s small population, the club engaged over 12,000 patrons across 13 meetings last year, setting new records for attendance, bar sales, membership renewals, and sponsorships. Their ability to unite the community and provide great experiences sets them apart and makes the Moruya Jockey Club deserved winners of Category B&C Club of the Year.