Countdown on for iconic Louth Races
- Jul 29
- 1 min read
It’s just days until one of the Outback’s most anticipated events, with the Louth Turf Club preparing to welcome visitors for their annual Louth Races on Saturday 8 August.
Set on the banks of the Darling River, the Louth Races have long been a highlight of the Western NSW racing calendar, combining competitive racing with country hospitality, live entertainment and a relaxed atmosphere that keeps visitors returning year after year.
With a seven-race program featuring the Nutrien Walsh Hughes Louth Cup and a total of $100,000 prizemoney, it’s a great day of racing and the Turf Club Committee is grateful for the continued support of so many sponsors near and far. […]
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