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2020 QUEENSLAND WINTER FEATURE RACE PROGRAMS Calendar Preview #RaceAtYourPlace 2020 QUEENSLAND WINTER FEATURE RACE PROGRAMS Calendar Preview BRISBANE RACING CLUB@DOOMBEN SATURDAY,09 May 2020 TAB MEETING METRO NORTH ZONE RESTRICTED Minimum weight 55kg unless otherwise noted. BRC SPRINT - Group 3 1200 metres Max Hcp Wgt 61kg; Min Hcp Wgt 54kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners. Of $125,000: 1st $72,500, 2nd $22,500, 3rd $11,250, 4th $6,250, 5th $3,125, 6th $1,875, 7th $1,875, 8th $1,875, 9th $1,875, 10th $1,875 Feature Race Acceptance Fee $750(not including GST) The winner/s of this race shall be exempt from ballot for the 2020 Stradbroke Handicap. DAYBREAK LOVER (3YO) - Listed 1600 metres Set Weights: Colts & Geldings 57kg; Fillies 55kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners. Of $85,000: 1st $48,800, 2nd $16,400, 3rd $8,400, 4th $4,000, 5th $2,400, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 Feature Race Acceptance Fee $510(not including GST) BALLOTING CONDITIONS: In the event of a ballot being required, the horses having won the least amount of prizemoney shall be eliminated first. Horses with the same prizemoney shall be balloted by lot. BENCHMARK 85 Handicap 1350 metres Of $65,000: 1st $36,600, 2nd $12,300, 3rd $6,300, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BENCHMARK 80 Handicap 1600 metres Of $50,000: 1st $27,500, 2nd $9,000, 3rd $4,500, 4th $2,500, 5th $1,500, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BENCHMARK 80 Handicap 1050 metres Of $35,000: 1st $19,800, 2nd $6,400, 3rd $3,200, 4th $1,900, 5th $1,200, 6th $500, 7th $500, 8th $500, 9th $500, 10th $500 BENCHMARK 78 HANDICAP 2000 metres Of $50,000: 1st $27,500, 2nd $9,000, 3rd $4,500, 4th $2,500, 5th $1,500, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 Colts, Geldings and Entires BENCHMARK 72 Handicap 1200 metres Of $35,000: 1st $19,800, 2nd $6,400, 3rd $3,200, 4th $1,900, 5th $1,200, 6th $500, 7th $500, 8th $500, 9th $500, 10th $500 Fillies and Mares BENCHMARK 72 Handicap 1200 metres Of $35,000: 1st $19,800, 2nd $6,400, 3rd $3,200, 4th $1,900, 5th $1,200, 6th $500, 7th $500, 8th $500, 9th $500, 10th $500 QTIS Two-Years-Old Plate (Set Weights) 1110 metres Set Weights: Colts & Geldings 58kg; Fillies 56kg. For QTIS Fillies 2 year old Horses : Of $117,500: 1st $73,350, 2nd $22,800, 3rd $11,550, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For QTIS 2 year old Horses : Of $100,000: 1st $61,100, 2nd $19,300, 3rd $9,800, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For non-QTIS horses: Of $65,000: 1st $36,600, 2nd $12,300, 3rd $6,300, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BALLOTING CONDITIONS: In the event of a ballot being required, the horses having won the least amount of prizemoney shall be eliminated first. Horses with the same prizemoney shall be balloted by lot. Nominations close MONDAY,04 May 2020, 11:00 AM Weights declared TUESDAY,05 May 2020 Acceptances due WEDNESDAY,06 May 2020, 9:00 AM Jockey Declarations WEDNESDAY,06 May 2020, 12:00 PM Final Scratchings SATURDAY,09 May 2020, 7:30 AM Page 1 Calendar Preview SUNSHINE COAST TURF CLUB FRIDAY,15 May 2020 TAB MEETING METRO NORTH ZONE RESTRICTED NIGHT MEETING Minimum weight 55kg, unless otherwise noted. WAYNE WILSON Handicap - Listed 1600 metres Max Hcp Wgt 61kg; Min Hcp Wgt 54kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners. Of $125,000: 1st $72,500, 2nd $22,500, 3rd $11,250, 4th $6,250, 5th $3,125, 6th $1,875, 7th $1,875, 8th $1,875, 9th $1,875, 10th $1,875 Feature Race Acceptance Fee $750(not including GST) CHIEF DE BEERS Handicap - Listed 1000 metres Max Hcp Wgt 61kg; Min Hcp Wgt 54kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners. Of $85,000: 1st $48,800, 2nd $16,400, 3rd $8,400, 4th $4,000, 5th $2,400, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 Feature Race Acceptance Fee $510(not including GST) BENCHMARK 90 Handicap 2200 metres Of $65,000: 1st $36,600, 2nd $12,300, 3rd $6,300, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BENCHMARK 85 Handicap 1200 metres Of $50,000: 1st $27,500, 2nd $9,000, 3rd $4,500, 4th $2,500, 5th $1,500, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BENCHMARK 80 Handicap 1400 metres Of $50,000: 1st $27,500, 2nd $9,000, 3rd $4,500, 4th $2,500, 5th $1,500, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 Class 3 Plate (Set Weights) 1200 metres Of $35,000: 1st $19,800, 2nd $6,400, 3rd $3,200, 4th $1,900, 5th $1,200, 6th $500, 7th $500, 8th $500, 9th $500, 10th $500 Maiden Plate (Set Weights) 1200 metres Of $27,500: 1st $15,300, 2nd $4,700, 3rd $2,600, 4th $1,400, 5th $1,000, 6th $500, 7th $500, 8th $500, 9th $500, 10th $500 QTIS Three-Years-Old Quality Handicap 1400 metres Max Hcp Wgt 62kg; Min Hcp Wgt 55kg. Apprentices cannot claim. For QTIS Fillies 3 year old Horses : Of $117,500: 1st $73,350, 2nd $22,800, 3rd $11,550, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For QTIS 3 year old Horses : Of $100,000: 1st $61,100, 2nd $19,300, 3rd $9,800, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For non-QTIS horses: Of $65,000: 1st $36,600, 2nd $12,300, 3rd $6,300, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 QTIS Two-Years-Old Plate (Set Weights) 1400 metres Set Weights: Colts & Geldings 58kg; Fillies 56kg. For QTIS Fillies 2 year old Horses : Of $117,500: 1st $73,350, 2nd $22,800, 3rd $11,550, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For QTIS 2 year old Horses : Of $100,000: 1st $61,100, 2nd $19,300, 3rd $9,800, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 For non-QTIS horses: Of $65,000: 1st $36,600, 2nd $12,300, 3rd $6,300, 4th $3,000, 5th $1,800, 6th $1,000, 7th $1,000, 8th $1,000, 9th $1,000, 10th $1,000 BALLOTING CONDITIONS: In the event of a ballot being required, the horses having won the least amount of prizemoney shall be eliminated first. Horses with the same prizemoney shall be balloted by lot. Nominations close MONDAY,11 May 2020, 11:00 AM Weights declared TUESDAY,12 May 2020 Acceptances due WEDNESDAY,13 May 2020, 9:00 AM Jockey Declarations WEDNESDAY,13 May 2020, 12:00 PM Final Scratchings FRIDAY,15 May 2020, 7:30 AM Page 1 Calendar Preview GOLD COAST TURF CLUB SATURDAY,16 May 2020 TAB MEETING METRO SOUTH WEST ZONE RESTRICTED Minimum weight 55kg, unless otherwise noted. GOLD COAST GUINEAS (3YO) - Group 3 1200 metres Set Weights: Colts & Geldings 57kg; Fillies 55kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners. Of $125,000: 1st $72,500, 2nd $22,500, 3rd $11,250, 4th $6,250, 5th $3,125, 6th $1,875, 7th $1,875, 8th $1,875, 9th $1,875, 10th $1,875 Feature Race Acceptance Fee $750(not including GST) BALLOTING CONDITIONS: In the event of a ballot being required, the horses having won the least amount of prizemoney shall be eliminated first. Horses with the same prizemoney shall be balloted by lot. KEN RUSSELL MEMORIAL CLASSIC (2YO) - Group 3 1200 metres Set Weights: Colts & Geldings 57kg; Fillies 55kg. Apprentices cannot claim. QTISx BONUS RACE: $10,000 QTIS Bonus to race winner or $20,000 QTISx Sales Voucher if QTIS registered. QTISx Breeder’s Bonus of $5,000 applicable for Eligibility A winners.
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