Rangiora Racecourse

Robin, the organiser, wants to extend a warm welcome to the sports community. Nestled in Fernside, New Zealand, the Rangiora Racecourse offers thrilling racing experiences for both drivers and spectators. Known for its well-maintained grass track, it has become a staple destination for car racing enthusiasts.

The club has a rich history, dating back to its establishment as the Rangiora Trotting Club in 1946 and its first totalisator meeting in 1948. Now known as the Rangiora Harness Racing Club, it holds permits from the New Zealand Racing Board to host totalisator race meetings and stands as one of New Zealand's leading harness racing clubs.

Set against lush greenery and picturesque scenery, the racecourse ensures smooth racing conditions and optimal traction for drivers. The well-designed track layout guarantees thrilling races that allow drivers to showcase their skills and compete for victory.

Race days at Rangiora Racecourse are typically held on weekends, offering a fantastic day out for families and racing enthusiasts alike. With free admission for members, the club strives to provide great value to its loyal supporters. Members also enjoy exclusive perks such as reserved parking, complimentary drinks in the Birdcage Bar, and regular newsletters with the latest updates.

Beyond the races, Rangiora Racecourse hosts various events throughout the year, from Christmas at the Races to the Horse of the Year awards. Robin and the club committee are committed to ensuring that members have a memorable and enjoyable experience at every visit.

To guarantee safety, the club has implemented an emergency evacuation plan and maintains a comprehensive health and safety manual. The Horse Containment Policy ensures the welfare and security of the horses participating in the races.

Whether you’re a passionate racing fan or just looking for a fun day out, Robin invites you to experience the adrenaline and excitement at Rangiora Racecourse. It’s the perfect place to witness top-notch car racing in New Zealand.