Retention Facility TAB Inter Dominion Pacing Championships Final

06 December 2021

HRNSW advises that it will utilise the HRNSW Retention Facility for all horses, including emergencies, entered in the TAB INTER DOMINION PACING CHAMPIONSHIPS FINAL to be conducted at Tabcorp Park Menangle on Saturday 11 December 2021.

Horses entered in the TAB INTER DOMINION PACING CHAMPIONSHIPS FINAL will be housed within the HRNSW Retention Facility and must be presented at the facility prior to 12 midday on Wednesday 8 December 2021.

All trainers with horses entered for this race will be notified by HRNSW of the requirements for presentation of their respective horses at the retention facility. Horses will remain under the supervision of HRNSW until released to the raceday stables 2 hours prior to the race.

 

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