Harvey and Waterhouse Highlight Millions Lunch
- Wednesday, 05 February 2003 00:00
The South Australian Jockey Club, Magic Millions and SA Great are looking
forward to welcoming guests to what promises to be one of the best luncheons staged in
Adelaide this year.
On Channel 7/Magic Millions race day, Wednesday February 19, guests will be able to enjoy the action on the track whilst partaking in a sumptuous 3-course lunch and five-hour drink package at Morphettville Racecourse.
The event will be highlighted by guest speakers Gerry Harvey and Gai Waterhouse and complemented by fashion parades and other exciting entertainment, not to mention the running of the $400,000 Channel 7 Magic Millions Adelaide 2-Year-old Classic Adelaides richest race.
Gerry Harvey is an entrepreneur and one of the Australias best known retailers. He is the Chairman and major shareholder in the Harvey Norman Group, a household name around the country, with over 100 stores throughout Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
He is as famous for his racing and breeding exploits as he is in the retail world. He is a founder of Magic Millions, along with John Singleton and Rob Ferguson and is the organisations current Chairman. He has served on the board of the Sydney Turf Club and is currently the proprietor of Broombee and Baramul studs.
Gai Waterhouse meanwhile has established herself as one of the countrys
most outstanding trainers with nearly 40 Group 1 winners and 150 Stakes winners and
counting. Following in her famous fathers, TJ (Tommy) Smith footsteps, Gai has blended
tradition and innovation to guide her to the pinnacle of performance. Her stables, Tulloch
Lodge located at Randwick Racecourse in Sydney has been home to the likes of Assertive
Lad, Assertive Lass, Nothin Leica Dane, Juggler and Secret Savings. Gai is without
doubt one of the most glamorous players in the racing industry.
The lunch is priced at just $78.50 which represents amazing value as the price includes entry to the track on this feature race day.
For booking details phone the South Australian Jockey Club now on (08) 8294 2577.
Media Release - SAJC
