Taree racecourse, tips and news

Manning Valley Race Club has been a country racing staple since it’s foundation in 1882, making it one of the oldest tracks across Australia.

Its regularly picturesque conditions for racing make it one of the more accessible racecourses for country racing, and with its close proximity to Taree, making it a hotspot for stakeholders in horse racing.

Located on the mid-north coast of NSW, the Manning Valley Race Club is terrific spot to manage country trials as well, with the course proper approximately one hour south of Port Macquarie and two hours from north Newcastle.

Manning Valley Race Club is a major part of the wider Taree community, which includes neighbouring towns like Wingham, Tinonee and Harrington, with it also somewhat of a destination for family and business functions.

Taree horse racing news

Holding upwards of 20 meetings every year at Taree Racecourse – you can expect our dedicated team here at horsebetting.com.au to provide consistent updates on all the action at Taree and right across country NSW. Here is the latest Taree Racing news:

Taree horse racing tips

Horsebetting.com.au is sure to cover many of the meetings at Taree throughout the racing season, and with our form analysis ready to provide readers with free previews, check out some of their best bets, value bets and quaddie selections. Here are the latest Taree racing tips:

Taree racecourse address and how to get there

The Manning Valley Race Club is located at Racecourse Drive, Taree, NSW and is approximately 320.9km north of NSW major city of Sydney.

Located on the east coast of NSW, Taree Racecourse is a relatively easy commute for locals, with motor vehicle the traditional mode of transportation. However, if you’d rather make your way to the races via a different mode of transportation, you can get a regularly scheduled local bus to the course proper. Be sure to check out the schedule once you arrive in Taree, as these times are always subject to change.

If you’re travelling to Taree from the major city of Sydney via car, you’ll need to head north on the M1 before detouring to the Pacific Highway initially before entering the Manning Valley region.

Taree racetrack dimensions

Taree Racecourse is a tight-turning circuit and has a circumference of 1,530m and a home straight of 350m. It’s a course that most pundits believe favours those gallopers ridden to hold a position on speed.

The Taree track is known for resisting wet conditions and hold together nicely despite damaging weather, but that is always shifting depending on deterioration throughout any given race card.

The race track has multiple chute positions, with the 1000m, 1400m, 1600m and 2000m races all starting from a chute.

Major races held at Taree

Although there are more than 20 meetings held at Taree throughout the season, being a country circuit means a lack of feature racing. The feature day on the calendar comes in November for Taree Cup (2000m) Day, with $100,000 up for grabs, giving locals a wonderful opportunity to support participants of horse racing across country NSW.

How to bet on Taree races

BEST ONLINE BOOKIES

The most efficient way to bet on racing at Taree, or any racecourse across Australia is via all the top online bookmakers.

All the best racing promo offers, odds, and form land on these sites, giving punters greater insight on all their favourite gallopers both here in Australia and abroad.

The top betting sites for horse racing meetings also have betting apps available, with these generally being for Android and iOS smartphones and tablets.

Australians have many of the top racing betting apps available to them, with these including mammoth brands like Bet365, Ladbrokes, and Unibet. Just to name a few.

If you aren’t willing to jump on one of these sites, chances are some of your favourite bookmakers will be on course at Taree, so head to the betting ring where all the best local bookies and TAB facilities will be more than happy to accept your wagers.