New Norfolk Cup meeting moved to Hobart

18 January 2017
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Little Jethro winning at New Norfolk

Little Jethro winning at New Norfolk

The Australia Day harness meeting scheduled for New Norfolk on 26 January 2017 has been changed to Hobart on Wednesday 25 January 2017. All seven races are listed for Sky 2 coverage with the first at 4.37 pm and the last at 7.49 pm.

Unfortunately the New Norfolk Pacing Club was unable to provide Tasracing, in a timely manner, with the details required for club registration. If those details are forthcoming next season, Tasracing is likely to schedule a harness meeting at New Norfolk on 26 January 2018.

 

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