DOOMBEN

The Brisbane Amateur Turf Club, one of the top racing clubs in the southern hemisphere was formed in 1923. Its main interest then was the Albion Park racecourse (now a trotting venue). It became known, and continues to be known, as The Creek because it was developed from a swampy marsh, which had a creek running through it. In 1997, the Club changed its name and is now know as the Brisbane Turf Club (BTC).

EAGLE FARM

Home to the AAMI Stradbroke, Australia's premier sprint handicap, Eagle Farm is widely regarded as the headquarters of thoroughbred racing in Queensland.

Located in the heart of Brisbane's thoroughbred district, the racecourse awakens before dawn when the training tracks echo with the stacatto beat of exciteable thoroughbreds being prepared for racedays.

Bundamba

The Ipswich Turf Club Incorporated is a proud and historic Club having grown from the first races held in the Ipswich area in 1848, to the first official race meeting in Queensland in 1859 to the forming of the Ipswich Amateur Turf Club in 1890 to race at the Bundamba Racecourse. The Club was renamed in 1988 and the track renamed in 1991 to become The Ipswich Turf Club, racing at the Ipswich Racecourse. There are approximately 46 race meetings each year including 2 Saturday meetings, one of which is the famous Ipswich Cup.