Harness racing track and function venue · Parks, sport & things to do
HoursRacing Tuesday afternoons and Saturday nights; administration Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
A harness racing track and function venue on Racecourse Avenue, opposite Menangle Park station: a 1400-metre track built in 2008, the Miracle Mile Restaurant, race-day bars and free parking on a 160-acre site.
The New South Wales Harness Racing Club built the 1400-metre track in 2008 to replace the old half-mile circuit. Menangle Park became the home of NSW harness racing after Harold Park at Glebe closed for racing in December 2010.
The Miracle Mile Restaurant serves seafood, premium meats, vegetarian dishes and a Mini Trotters kids’ menu. The King Of Swing Pavilion bar, in front of the winning post, and the Snack Bar open for Saturday night and midweek race meetings. Function spaces range from small private rooms to large event rooms, and the 160 acres of open ground are used for exhibitions and larger events. A museum and heritage display runs through the underground walkway of the main building.
Free car parking is off Racecourse Avenue. On race meeting days the club runs a courtesy bus between Trackside and Menangle Country Club on Menangle Road.
General admission to race meetings is free, except on Miracle Mile night. Race days can change, so check the club’s racing schedule calendar for each meeting.
The club’s feature races include the TAB Carnival of Miracles, with the Chariots of Fire and the Miracle Mile, and The TAB Eureka in November.
Sources: Club Menangle contact page; About Club Menangle; Trackside venue page; Feature races; Museum and Heritage; FAQ.
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Last checkedAn open-air market on the night of The TAB Eureka: international food trucks, street food stalls, a dessert zone and a boutique retail section, with rides, jumping castles and games for children.
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