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Rosehill Gardens Are Where People Come to Experience the City at Its Most Sublime and Enjoy the Beauty of Nature in Motion LIVE SYDNEY'S SOCIAL SPIRIT From its signature harbour and iconic landmarks, across golden beaches, to cosmopolitan people and places, Sydney truly is a global city. A destination in every sense. In Spring, Sydney’s natural beauty and glorious climate come together for locals and visitors of all ages to relax and play. Since 1810 when Sydney’s first official race took place in Hyde Park, horseracing has been at the cultural heart of the city and at the forefront of Sydney's social scene for over a century. Royal Randwick and Rosehill Gardens are where people come to experience the city at its most sublime and enjoy the beauty of nature in motion. Join us at Everest Carnival 2019, where Sydney’s hospitality, style, sport and entertainment come together for celebrations like no other. CREDIT: DESTINATION NSW YOUR UNRIVALLED EXPERIENCE AWAITS With nine world-class race meetings including and exclusive private events, stylish cocktail the richest race on turf, the $14 million The TAB parties, decadent grandstand dining and charming Everest at Royal Randwick and the exciting champagne bar experiences. Whether you're addition of the inaugural $7.5 million Golden Eagle entertaining valued clients, looking to connect at Rosehill Gardens, the 2019 Everest Carnival with the who’s who in Australian business, society promises to be an unforgettable celebration of or sport, or simply celebrating in elevated style – prestigious Spring Racing at its best. Everest Carnival in Sydney presents a new dawn in premium hospitality. We invite you to indulge in award-winning trackside Carnival hospitality, including bespoke 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 3 CONTENTS 06 22 32 EVEREST CARNIVAL SKY HIGH VIEWS AT THE HEART & SPRING RACING DATES Royal Randwick OF THE ACTION Rosehill Gardens 10 24 34 THE EVEREST DAY LUXURY WITH CREATE YOUR Royal Randwick A DIFFERENCE OWN VIBE Royal Randwick Rosehill Gardens 14 26 36 EVEREST CARNIVAL & ON THE RAILS PACKAGES & SPRING RACING DATES Royal Randwick PRICING Continued Rosehill Gardens 18 28 38 ROYAL RANDWICK PACKAGES & AUTUMN RACING 2020 An Introduction PRICING & FESTIVE HOSPITALITY Royal Randwick 20 30 40 FRONT & CENTRE ROSEHILL GARDENS BECOME A MEMBER, Royal Randwick An Introduction EVENTS BY ATC & SPONSORSHIP 4 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 5 INTRODUCING EVEREST CARNIVAL 2019 DE BORTOLI WINES GOLDEN ROSE DAY COLGATE OPTIC WHITE 28 September – Rosehill Gardens STAKES DAY Rosehill Gardens’ first Everest Carnival race day 21 September – Royal Randwick is headlined by the $1 million De Bortoli Wines Golden Rose Stakes for three-year-olds over The opening celebration of Everest Carnival 1400m. All eyes will be on the 2019 Longines features the Group 1 $500,000 Colgate Optic Golden Slipper winner as the race marks the White Stakes, a race dominated by legendary mare second leg of the Golden Slam (the third of the Winx over the last three years. This is a stylish day trio is the Golden Eagle. A $5 million bonus is of entertaining with a vibrant social scene. available to the winner of all three races). 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 7 MOËT & CHANDON SPRING CHAMPION STAKES DAY 12 October – Royal Randwick A glamorous event with a sparkle of Moët & Chandon across all parts of Royal Randwick, the racing highlight is the Group 1 $1 million Moët & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes, while fashion takes centre stage with the Harrolds Fashion Chute. TAB EPSOM DAY 5 October – Royal Randwick TAB Epsom Day is Everest Carnival’s biggest day of Group 1 racing with three Group 1 races (the world’s most prestigious class of racing). A day that is much loved by racing purists boasting over $3.8 million in prizemoney and is headlined by the $1 million Group 1 TAB Epsom. THE EVEREST DAY 19 October – Royal Randwick Be there to witness the world's richest turf race, the $14 million The TAB Everest which attracts the world’s best sprinters over 1200m. With world-class facilities, hospitality and entertainment, The Everest Day creates an occasion at every turn. 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 11 In addition to the headline race – where the winner will be crowned with the iconic $500,000 The TAB Everest trophy emblazoned with 8000 individual diamonds – the day presents another nine exhilarating races including the $1.3 million CITY TATTERSALLS Kosciuszko for country-trained racehorses. CLUB CUP DAY Topping off a stellar day, the Theatre of 26 October – Royal Randwick The Horse will come alive with world-class entertainment. International acts Jason Derulo City Tattersalls Club Cup Day boasts an exciting new and Liam Payne performed exclusive closing feature race this year – the $1 million Bondi Stakes. The shows in 2017 and 2018. 1600m Bondi Stakes will provide a new target for three- year-olds during the Spring. A more relaxed day to enjoy award-winning hospitality and high-quality racing. 12 P | 1300 729 668 E | [email protected] 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 13 MORE SPRING RACING ACTION THE AGENCY CUP DAY 5 November – Royal Randwick Royal Randwick is the only place in Sydney to witness live racing action on the first Tuesday in November, Melbourne Cup day. Celebrate with colleagues and witness the 'race that stops the nation’ from Flemington live on the screens around the course and enjoy a live nine race card on the track as well as electric entertainment off it. GOLDEN EAGLE DAY 2 November – Rosehill Gardens A new dawn in racing awaits as the Golden Eagle takes flight for the first time this Spring. The new $7.5 million blockbuster for four-year-olds over GOLDEN GIFT 1500m is Australia’s third richest race. Importantly $750,000 of the prizemoney will be donated to the winning LADIES DAY owners’ charities of choice. 9 November – Rosehill Gardens Witness history in Western Sydney's new flagship event Golden Gift Ladies Day features the first featuring a host of entertainment, award-winning hospitality $1million two-year-old race for the new racing and style to complement a day of competitive racing. season, the Golden Gift Stakes and perfectly rounds off a stellar eight weeks of Spring racing. Elegant, original and uplifting, this is a day for Champagne, fine food and great company. 14 P | 1300 729 668 E | [email protected] ROYAL RANDWICK The jewel in the crown of Sydney racing and Australia’s longest standing racing venue, Royal Randwick has been an integral part of Sydney’s social scene since 1860. Today, it is a true state-of-the-art facility that offers world-class racing, hospitality, style and entertainment, making it a global destination and experience in every sense. 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 19 PRIVATE SUITES FRONT & Level 2 & 4, Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand With a spectacular vantage point over the racecourse looking towards the city’s Eastern beaches, a Private Suite offers complete CENTRE exclusivity for your party of up to 25. Each suite offers a bar, betting facility, grandstand seats and viewing platform, dedicated wait staff, and Royal Randwick flat screen TV monitors allowing you to tailor a bespoke experience. Priced from $420.00pp THE CHAIRMAN'S CLUB Level 1, Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand GRANDVIEW RESTAURANT Mix with racing royalty at Royal Randwick’s most exclusive restaurant. An exquisite interior is Level 1, Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand matched with exemplary service and uninterrupted race views from your table. Under the tutelage Adjacent to The Chairman’s Club, the stunning of Executive Chef George Mullen, our chefs will Grandview Restaurant offers incredible racetrack select local produce to craft a sophisticated views and a beautifully curated three-course table d'hôte menu paired with Moët & Chandon menu and beverage package to reflect the elegant Champagne. environment. Priced from $430.00pp Priced from $300.00pp 20 P | 1300 729 668 E | [email protected] 2019 EVEREST CARNIVAL & SPRING RACING HOSPITALITY 21 THE STABLES SKY HIGH Level 4, Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand The social heartbeat of a Carnival day, The Stables attracts a young professional crowd lured by its unique ambiance. Dark wooden VIEWS luxe interiors are complimented with a stylish balcony overlooking the Theatre Of The Horse (and a popular post-racing destination to enjoy Royal Randwick sun-downer cocktails and city views). Moments from your table is a private 4th floor race viewing balcony. Guests enjoy a gourmet menu, beverage package and reserved table until the final race. Priced from $375.00pp THE CHAMPAGNE BAR Level 1, Officials' Stand Situated within the heritage-listed Officials' Stand, the Champagne Bar provides charm in abundance. Watch the races from your table or one of the historic wooden verandas overlooking the Members’ Lawn. Priced from $385.00pp LUXURY WITH A DIFFERENCE Royal Randwick JOCKEYS' HERITAGE SUITE Ground Floor, Officials' Stand A characterful setting, close enough to hear the thunder of the hooves as the horses go past, this was the jockeys’ room for much of the 20th Century. Today, it offers a renovated sanctuary, where you and your guests of up to 40 can enjoy award-winning hospitality and step out onto a private terrace within the famed Members' Lawn. Priced from $420.00pp BALLROOM PRIVATE Level 2, Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand Set in the heart of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II Grandstand, Royal Randwick's glamorous Ballroom provides an opportunity to host your own private, customised event for between 100 to 650 guests. Exquisite catering and dual balcony views overlooking the Winning Post, Theatre of the Horse and city skyline ensure an indulgent experience. Strictly limited availability. Priced from $275.00pp 24 P | 1300 729 668 E | [email protected] ON THE RAILS Royal Randwick THE AVIARY Members' Lawn Truly unique.
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