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2025 Roebourne Cup delivers big crowds and a comeback champion

2025 Roebourne Cup delivers big crowds and a comeback champion

West Australian28-07-2025
The Pilbara's premier racing spectacle lived up to its reputation as thousands flocked to the Nor West Jockey Club for the highly anticipated 2025 Roebourne Cup.
Held on Saturday, July 26, racegoers turned out in high spirits for a day that blended thrilling on-track action with a strong sense of style.
After a disappointing run last year that saw him finish an eighteen-length seventh, Zadar Rock returned with something to prove, storming home to claim the
$50,000 Roebourne Cup
(2200m) in front of an electric crowd.
While the races kept punters engaged throughout the afternoon, it was the fashions on the field competition that drew just as much attention off the track.
Participants turned heads with bold outfits and standout millinery, giving judges plenty to deliberate.
Casey Brown took home the title of Miss Roebourne Cup and a $1500 prize in a stunning red ensemble. Best Dressed Lady was awarded to Kelly Ruthford, whose patterned frock earned high praise, while Best Millinery went to Amy Mitchell for her intricately designed headwear to complement her dragonfly dress.
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