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MGA Insurance Group Port Lincoln Cup Carnival

MGA Insurance Group Port Lincoln Cup Carnival

Starts: Wednesday, 26 February 2025
Ends: Friday, 28 February 2025
The Port Lincoln Cup is the premiere thoroughbred racing event on the Eyre Peninsula. Held annually in late February/ early March at the Port Lincoln Racing Club, it is a major event for the region, attracting a crowd of thousands of locals and intra/interstate visitors for the day and adjunct weekend. The three-day itinerary of the Cup Carnival includes twilight races on Wednesday, February 26, a golf competition, and the beloved Calcutta on Thursday, February 27. These events lead up to the major event, the 2025 Port Lincoln Cup, on Friday, February 28.
Add to Calendar 2025-02-26 12:00 am 2025-02-28 12:00 am MGA Insurance Group Port Lincoln Cup Carnival The Port Lincoln Cup is the premiere thoroughbred racing event on the Eyre Peninsula. Held annually in late February/ early March at the Port Lincoln Racing Club, it is a major event for the region, attracting a crowd of thousands of locals and intra/interstate visitors for the day and adjunct weekend. The three-day itinerary of the Cup Carnival includes twilight races on Wednesday, February 26, a golf competition, and the beloved Calcutta on Thursday, February 27. These events lead up to the major event, the 2025 Port Lincoln Cup, on Friday, February 28. 5-41 Proper Bay Road, Port Lincoln , SA , 5606 , Australia
5-41 Proper Bay Road, Port Lincoln , SA , 5606 , Australia
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