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Clubs - Registered Uniforms RACING CODE ATTACHMENT: RACING UNIFORMS. CLUB AND SCHOOL COLOURS Section 7 of the Racing Code provides for the registration of racing uniforms and Club and School colours. Registered uniforms and colours are as follows: Clubs - Registered Uniforms Buckingham gold and green Derwent-Mercantile Collegiate white, red maltese cross, blue trim Huon royal blue, gold and red Glenorchy black and green Lindisfarne dark blue, light blue diamond Mersey royal blue, light blue trim, red shorts New Norfolk gold with black maltese cross North Esk sky blue and white, dark blue shorts Sandy Bay white, maroon and green Tamar navy blue and white Ulverstone maroon, white maltese cross TUBC gold and black, red trim Kentish Rowing yellow, purple, black shorts Schools - Registered Uniforms Brooks High School white, green and maroon hoops Calvin Christian School red, black and white stripes Clarence High green and black vertical stripes Claremont College blue, red and white hoops Devonport High red and green vertical stripes Dominic College maroon, gold stripe and trim Don College black Elizabeth College white, red hoop Fahan navy blue, orange side panel The Friends School red and navy Geilston Bay High gold and brown vertical stripes Guilford Young College navy blue, gold, red and black hoops Hellyer College maroon and white Hobart College red, green trim Huonville High School royal blue, red side panels The Hutchins School magenta and black Kings Kingsmeadows High School dark blue, light blue flash Page 1 of 2 21/08/2018 Lambert School blue, black shorts Launceston Church Grammar white and dark blue vertical stripes Launceston Christian School bottle green and maroon Launceston College black, red panel, yellow, black, white side, gold L.C. Leighland Christian School gold, red and green hoops Marist Regional College dark blue, light blue side panels Mount Carmel College yellow and navy, white sash McKillop College white, red diamond New Norfolk High maroon and blue Newstead College navy, jade and white Newtown High School gold, blue sash Ogilvie High maroon with white stripe Penguin District School white with blue stripes Prospect High School green, gold trim Queechy High royal blue, red trim Ravenswood High black, orange horizontal stripe Reece High black with orange panel Riverside High School burgundy, black and green Sheffield District High navy blue, red side panel Rose Bay High School dark blue, white pin stripes Sacred Heart College royal blue and gold Sacred Heart College navy blue, red, white and blue hoops St Aloysius Catholic College lime green with white and blue hoops St Brendon-Shaw College navy, green V stripe St James Catholic College navy blue with yellow side panels St Mary’s College blue with green and brown hoops St Michael’s Collegiate white, red hoops St Patrick’s College green and gold vertical stripes St Virgil’s College blue with gold side panels Scotch-Oakburn College gold and navy Taroona High red, navy blue sashes Tarremah Steiner School navy blue, green and light blue Ulverstone High maroon, blue hoop Yolla District High School green and gold Page 2 of 2 21/08/2018 .
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