TAB Eureka runs at Club Menangle on Saturday 21 November, for $1.5 million

Club Menangle’s event page lists THE TAB EUREKA 2026 for Saturday 21 November 2026 from 17:00, with $1.5 million in prizemoney and general admission free. The track is beside Menangle Park station.

Prizemoney is $1.5 million this year, down from $2.1 million

Both figures in circulation come from the club. Its 2026 event page says $1.5 million. Its Feature Races page carries copy about the third edition — “featuring $2.1 million in prizemoney”, won by Bay of Biscay for trainer Emma Stewart and driver Cameron Hart — which was the 2025 running.

So $2.1 million is the 2025 figure and $1.5 million is the 2026 figure. On the club’s figures, prizemoney for the 2026 edition is lower than 2025. If you see $2.1 million quoted for this November, it refers to last year’s edition.

What the night costs

The club’s event page says general admission is free, with free tickets claimed through the club. Published paid options are a Patron Lawn Marquee at $55 per person, a three-course Miracle Mile Restaurant sitting at $99 per person, and the John Mendel Lounge at $25 per person for Racing Members, with racing membership from $55.

The club’s event page describes the evening as including the Aussie Night Markets, food trucks, carnival rides and DJs alongside the racing. The club’s events list names The Screaming Jets as the headline act.

Getting home is the part to plan

Transport for NSW’s trip planner gives twelve northbound departures from Menangle Park on a Saturday. The last two are 21:50 and 23:10. Miss the 23:10 and there is no train. The 5pm start makes the 21:50 realistic for anyone leaving before the last races.

The club’s transport page lists free parking off Racecourse Avenue, taxi and rideshare set-down at the main entrance, and accessible parking in the main car park opposite the station. The club also says its courtesy bus runs between Menangle Country Club and Trackside on race meetings, and its transport page says express shuttles run during major events, but it names no operator or route, and Transport for NSW had announced no extra services for 21 November as at 22 September 2026. Check the trip planner in the week before.

See getting around for the wider picture on trains and buses.

Racing through the year

Club Menangle’s FAQ gives its standard race days as Tuesday afternoons and Saturday nights, and Harness Racing Australia’s calendar for August to October 2026 shows a Saturday night and a Tuesday day meeting every week. The FAQ also says: “You don’t have to pay to get into our meetings other than Miracle Mile night.”

The club describes its 1400-metre circuit, opened in 2008, as the fastest harness racing track in Australia. That is the club’s claim.

What to watch

The final race programme, and whether Transport for NSW publishes extra services for the night. Check the club’s event page and the trip planner in the week before.