Charlton adds trainer bonuses to Cup program

14 February 2017 | Trots Media
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Jadahson pictured winning the 2016 Charlton Pacing Cup.

Jadahson pictured winning the 2016 Charlton Pacing Cup.

Charlton has added two trainer bonuses to its feature races next Sunday (February 26).

The club will pay a bonus of $1000 to the winning trainer of the Charlton & District Community Bank Charlton Pacing Cup and the North West Ag Services Charlton Trotters Cup if the winning horse contested one of the Victoria Cup, A.G. Hunter Cup, V.L. Dullard Trotters Cup or Great Southern Star over the Summer of Glory.

For more details on the Charlton Cup program and to enquire about bookings visit trotscountry.com.au

 

 

Media enquiries:

Cody Winnell (HRV Media/Communications Manager)
t: 03 8378 0288 | e: cwinnell@hrv.org.au | tw: @codywinnell

 

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