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Visit Perth - the Tabtouch Masters VISIT PERTH - THE TABTOUCH MASTERS See and do Visitors to Perth always remark on the friendly, laidback environment that welcomes them. Blessed with more hours of annual sunshine than any other Australian city, 19 pristine metropolitan beaches, a vibrant wine- growing region, a flourishing wining, dining and cultural scene and an impressive events calendar, never has there been a better time to explore Western Australia’s capital city and beyond. For a fantastic day trip, board a ferry to Rottnest Island, located just 30 minutes from Fremantle. Rotto, as the locals call it, is home to ASCOT RACECOURSE 63 secluded beaches and 20 bays, making it the perfect location for swimming, snorkelling and relaxing. Western Australia offers many extraordinary experiences and The TABtouch Masters is one of its best. The TABtouch Masters is a racing festival featuring a Group One race worth at least $1,000,000 over three consecutive Saturdays. The 2016 TABtouch Masters was last year’s international breakout hit in the Sport of Kings and this year’s second edition will be even better. ROTTNEST ISLAND Perth Racing’s premier venue comes to life with colour and action during the three days of The TABtouch Masters. With an exciting race Within walking distance of Perth’s central business district sits one of program under blue skies, visitors to The TABtouch Masters will enjoy the world’s largest inner-city parks, Kings Park and Botanic Garden. beautiful spring weather, outstanding entertainment - including live Enjoy lunch at one of its eateries or pack a picnic and enjoy the music and a range of hospitality options to suit every budget. breathtaking views over the city skyline. KINGS PARK AND BOTANIC GARDEN To really live the Perth life, a visit to one of its beautiful beaches is a must – it is an important part of the city’s culture. Easily accessible, you can try your hand at surfing at Scarborough Beach or grab some fish and chips ASCOT RACECOURSE’S COLONIAL CHARM - 1911 and watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean at iconic Cottesloe Beach. Each day of The TABtouch Masters boasts a unique theme – racing purists on James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes Day on Saturday 25 November, life of the country on Crown Perth Winterbottom Stakes Day on Saturday 2 December – it also features the finals of the TABtouch Regional Championship: The Road to Ascot and the WA Country Cups Fashions on the Field – and families and friends on Magic Millions COTTESLOE BEACH Kingston Town Classic Day on Saturday 9 December. Plan your trip Get amongst the action for The TABtouch Masters and take your time to experience Perth, Australia’s only state capital where you can enjoy the beach lifestyle, relax in natural bushland, sample local wines and watch an ocean sunset within 30 minutes of the city centre. With a great choice of relaxed cafes or elegant restaurants make the most of Perth’s coastal vibe; take a cruise along the beautiful Swan River or take a shopping trip where designer brands meet local labels SWAN VALLEY and head to King Street in the city. +61 8 9277 0760 | perthracing.com.au perthracing perthracing perthracing perthracing WHAT YOU CAN DO AT TABTOUCH MASTERS DINING & HOSPITALITY OPTIONS The TABtouch Masters packages More than 26,000 people enjoyed seriously good times at The TABtouch Masters last year and this year’s travel and hospitality packages offer extraordinary Perth-flavoured experiences. To book, visit www.perthracing.com.au, call +61 8 9277 0760, or email [email protected] Picnic at Ascot Price ($AUD) Enjoy a reserved shaded area on the grass with tables and chairs, picnic rug, gourmet food hamper and drinks. Bookings required by Thursday of event week. Minimum two guests per booking. Call +61 8 9277 0760 to book. James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes Day $140 pp Crown Perth Winterbottom Stakes Day $120 pp Magic Millions Kingston Town Classic Day $120 pp General admission Price ($AUD) James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes Day $30 pp Crown Perth Winterbottom Stakes Day $20 pp Magic Millions Kingston Town Classic Day $20 pp TABtouch Masters Express Pass (all three days) $55 pp Private dining Price ($AUD) Flying Colours Restaurant - Enjoy a three-course lunch indoor with a deluxe beverage package. Indulge all day and enjoy the magnificent views of the winning post with a reserved table, LCD screen and one racebook per guest. James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes Day $340 pp Crown Perth Winterbottom Stakes Day (lunch only)* $100 pp Reciprocal Race Club Member Access Rates Price ($AUD) Magic Millions Kingston Town Classic Day (lunch only)* $100 pp James Boag’s Premium Railway Stakes Day $150 pp * Beverages are additional and on a consumption basis or packages available on request. Crown Perth Winterbottom Stakes Day $50 pp Magic Millions Kingston Town Classic Day $50 pp Marquee and trackside functions Maximum of two tickets - Member plus one guest per visiting Race Club Member. Purchase a general admin ticket and upgrade at the Visit www.perthracing.com.au for the full suite of hospitality options Raceday Administration Office on the day. and event information. SERIOUSLY GOOD TIMES SERIOUSLY GOOD TIMES. 25 NOVEMBER | 2 DECEMBER | 9 DECEMBER ASCOT RACECOURSE PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA perthracing.com.au ASCOT RACING CARNIVAL FEATURE RACE PROGRAM DATE PRIZEMONEY RACE STATUS DISTANCE AGE SEX CONDITIONS Saturday 21 October $150,000 Northerly Stakes G3 1,400m 4UP O SWP Saturday 28 October $100,000 Belgravia Stakes LR 1,200m 3YO O SWP Saturday 4 November $150,000 Asian Beau Stakes G3 1,400m 3UP O HCP $150,000 Prince of Wales Stakes G3 1,000m 3UP O SWFA Tuesday 7 November $100,000 Burgess Queen Stakes LR 1,400m 3YO F SWP Saturday 11 November $250,000 Lee Steere Stakes G2 1,400m 3UP O SWFA $100,000 Ascot Gold Cup LR 1,800m 3UP O HCP $100,000 Fairetha Stakes LR 1,400m 3YO C&G SWP Saturday 18 November $150,000 Colonel Reeves Stakes G3 1,100m 3UP O SWP $150,000 RJ Peters Stakes G3 1,500m 3UP O HCP $200,000 WA Champion Fillies Stakes G3 1,600m 3YO F SW Saturday 25 November $1,000,000 Railway Stakes G1 1,600m 3UP O HCP The TABTouch Masters $500,000 WA Guineas G2 1,600m 3YO O SW $100,000 Carbine Club of WA Stakes LR 1,400m 4UP O SWP $100,000 Jungle Mist Classic LR 1,200m 3UP F&M SWP $100,000 Placid Ark Stakes LR 1,200m 3YO O SWP $100,000 Tattersall’s Cup LR 2,100m 3UP O HCP Saturday 2 December $1,000,000 Winterbottom Stakes G1 1,200m 3UP O SWFA The TABTouch Masters $100,000 Crystal Slipper Stakes N/A 1,100m 2YO O SW $100,000 Regional Championship: The Road to Ascot N/A 1,200m 3UP O HCP Saturday 9 December $1,000,000 Kingston Town Classic G1 1,800m 3UP O SWFA The TABTouch Masters $100,000 GA Towton Cup LR 2,200m 3UP O HCP $100,000 Jungle Dawn Classic LR 1,400m 3UP F&M SWP $100,000 Sir Ernest Lee-Steere Classic LR 1,400m 3YO O SWP Saturday 16 December $250,000 AJ Scahill Stakes G3 1,400m 3UP O SWFA $100,000 RS Crawford Stakes LR 1,000m 4UP O SWP Wednesday 20 December $100,000 ATA Stakes LR 2,200m 3UP O HCP Saturday 23 December $400,000 Ted van Heemst Stakes G2 2,100m 3UP O SWFA $100,000 Starstruck Classic LR 1,600m 3UP F&M SWP Monday 1 January $500,000 Perth Cup G2 2,400m 3UP O HCP $150,000 La Trice Classic G3 1,800m 3UP F&M SWP $100,000 Summer Scorcher LR 1,000m 3UP O HCP • KEY G1 Group One 2YO Two-year-olds only O Open HCP Handicap G2 Group Two 3YO Three-year-olds only C&G Colts and geldings SWFA Standard weight for age G3 Group Three 3UP Three-year-olds and upwards F Fillies SW Set weights LR Listed Race 4UP Four-year-olds and upwards F&M Fillies and mares SWP Set weights and penalties 2 THE TABTOUCH MASTERS SERIOUSLY GOOD TIMES Perth Racing invites you and your horses to enjoy seriously good times at The 2017 TABtouch Masters, the second edition of the world’s only single-track thoroughbred racing festival featuring a Group One race worth at least $1,000,000 on three consecutive Saturdays. The James Boag’s Premium-Railway Stakes, Perth’s oldest Group One race, will get The TABtouch Masters under starter’s orders on Saturday 25 November; it is Ascot Racecourse’s classiest day of the year featuring six black type contests, including the Sky Racing- WA Guineas at Group Two level. The Crown Perth-Winterbottom Stakes, Australia’s last Group One sprint of the year, will be the second-up feature of The TABtouch Masters on Saturday 2 December; no-one will forget Takedown trainer Gary Moore’s post-race celebrations in 2016. And the Magic Millions-Kingston RAILWAY STAKES Town Classic, the southern hemisphere’s richest Group One 1,800 metres event, will wrap up The TABtouch Masters on Saturday 9 December; it honours one of the sport’s all-time greats. Perth Racing’s invitation is a sincere one; its Equine All Stars Incentive Scheme underwrites the up-front transport and accommodation costs associated with getting high-quality interstate- and overseas-based horses and their human carers to and from Ascot Racecourse for The TABtouch Masters, effectively providing connections of eligible gallopers with risk-free shots at glory in the James Boag’s Premium-Railway Stakes, the Crown Perth-Winterbottom Stakes, the Magic Millions-Kingston Town Classic and, in a new addition from last year, the Sky Racing-WA Guineas.
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