Labour Day
Warwick Farm
Monday, 6th October 2025
Plan your day
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Introduction
This Labour Day, enjoy free entry to Warwick Farm for an exciting day of racing!
Whether you’re a seasoned punter or just looking for a fun day out, there’s no better way to spend the public holiday than at this action-packed event. With 7 thrilling races scheduled throughout the day, feel the buzz of the crowd and the excitement of top-tier racing action as the horses charge down the track.
In addition to the races, Warwick Farm offers a variety of dining options, from quick bites to premium gourmet experiences. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re after a casual snack or a full-on feast. Don’t forget to grab a drink and settle in, with plenty of spaces to enjoy the atmosphere with friends and family.
Getting to Warwick Farm is a breeze with easy transport options including frequent buses and trains from the city, or simply park for free at the racecourse. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy the day without the stress of transport hassles, all while soaking in the lively vibe.
Come down and make the most of your Labour Day at Warwick Farm, where fun, food and racing action await!
Plan Your Day
Explore Warwick Farm
Find out about where to watch the horses, food and drink options, and other information on how to best experience a Warwick Farm raceday.
Travel and Parking
This green oasis is easily accessible by public transport. The racecourse is located conveniently close to Warwick Farm train station and provides ample free parking.
Members' Reserve
Members’ can access private viewing lawns, Grandstand seating and lounges at Warwick Farm. Membership offers exclusive facilities at our four venues at all 110 racedays each year.
Dress Code
In this relaxed raceday setting we encourage guests to dress smart casual. A dress code in the Members’ Reserve applies.
A Different Equine Experience
After racing head next door to William Inglis & Son Ltd Riverside Stables complex to enjoy a glass of Champagne. You may even catch the unique spectacle of some thoroughbred sales.
Did You Know?
Warwick Farm has a varied history. For example, it was used as a military barracks during World War II and was once home to a motor racing circuit hosting the Australian Grand Prix in 1963, 1967 and 1971.