Seven screens the 2024 Spring Racing Carnival over the next nine weeks, beginning tomorrow from Royal Randwick.
Legendary Bruce McAvaney will be joined by Emma Freedman, Jason Richardson, Katelyn McDonald, Daniel MacPherson, Lizzie Jelfs and Kate Waterhouse.
Three-time Group 1 winning jockey Kathy O’Hara will also feature in appearances live from the track.
Seven Network Head of Horse Racing, Andrew Hore-Lacy, said: “There’s no greater stage for thoroughbred racing than the Spring Carnival, and we’re thrilled to showcase the sport at its highest level live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport.
“The iconic races like the Caulfield Guineas, Caulfield Cup, and Cox Plate now share the spotlight with the thrilling energy and spectacle of The Everest, The Big Dance, and The Golden Eagle – making the Spring Carnival more exhilarating than ever.
“From the biggest moments on track, to the stories behind the scenes, paired with access to the best jockeys, trainers and experts of the sport, there’s no better place for racing fans this Spring than Seven and 7plus Sport,” he said.
5 October – Royal Randwick: TAB Epsom Day and Flemington: TAB Turnbull Stakes Day
12 October – Caulfield: Sportsbet Caulfield Guineas Day and Rosehill Gardens: Hill Stakes Day
19 October – Royal Randwick: TAB Everest Day and Caulfield: Sportsbet Caulfield Cup
26 October – Moonee Valley: Ladbrokes Cox Plate Day and Royal Randwick: Moet & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes Day
2 November – Rosehill Gardens: Golden Eagle Day
5 November – Royal Randwick: The Big Dance
9 November – Rosehill Gardens: Five Diamonds Ladies Day
16 November – Caulfield: Schweppes Caulfield Thousand and Newcastle: The Newcastle Herald Hunter Day
23 November – Cranbourne: Ladbrokes Cranbourne Cup Day; Kembla Grange: The Illawarra Mercury The Gong Day and Doomben: Tattersall’s Race Day
30 November – Caulfield: Caulfield Spring Finale, Rosehill: Festival Stakes and ATC Cup and Doomben: Country Finals Day
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