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Hops and Hooves Festival to kick-off spring racing in Canberra

Get ready for an unforgettable day at the track as the Hops & Hooves Festival returns to Thoroughbred Park on Saturday 28 September. The event brings together the region’s finest brewers, wineries, distillers and racing, creating an extraordinary fusion of flavours and excitement. Whether you’re a racing enthusiast, a foodie or simply looking for a fun day out, Hops & Hooves has plenty on offer.

Some of the region’s best food and drink offerings will be on offer, complemented by live entertainment. Attendees can expect a showcase of brilliant breweries, wonderful wineries, and delicious distilleries. And if you’re not drinking, there is a range of non-alcoholic options to suit every taste. The event also features live music, and if you’re worried about missing the AFL Grand Final, the game will be broadcast live and loud on a dedicated big screen.

To complement the drinks and entertainment, Hops & Hooves will feature premium food vans serving a wide variety of gourmet options. From hearty meals to delicious snacks, there’s something to satisfy every craving.

For racing enthusiasts, the event offers a fantastic day of local thoroughbred racing action. Alongside the strong local card, attendees can also watch Group 1 racing from Sydney and Melbourne, broadcast live across the course, ensuring fans don’t miss a minute of the excitement.

Live music will set the tone for the day, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere. With a lineup of talented local artists, the music will keep the energy up between races and tastings.

Hops & Hooves is designed to cater to a diverse crowd, ensuring there’s plenty to enjoy for everyone. With the combination of racing, live music, delicious food, and a vast array of drinks, it’s the perfect day out for friends, families, and groups of all ages.

Tickets are affordably priced at $21.95 for general admission, $11.75 for concessions, and children under 18 can attend for free.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit thoroughbredpark.com.au.

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