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DirectRooms.com - Premium Horse Racing Comes to Cairns Between 2 and 3 September 2011

DirectRooms.com announces that Cairns will be featuring two days of thrilling racing when the Cairns Amateurs Carnival is held at the beginning of September.

2011-07-08
CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA, July 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) The first day of racing will begin on 2nd September 2011 and race fans can look forward to a programme of eight races including the tightly fought contest for the Reef Hotel Casino's Governor's Trophy.

Day two is the Cairns Amateurs Cup Day and again eight races are scheduled and this will be the most competitive day of racing with prominent races and the biggest prize money available. Key races will be the Carlton Draught Amateur Cup, the Yellowglen Amateur Bracelet and the Cairns Post Handicap.

As well as the racing, particular emphasis will be on the fashions with special awards being given in the Fashions on the Field competition. The first day is Ladies Day and so it's a chance for the girls to parade their best race wear and amateur designers are being encouraged to showcase their talents.

Along with the a prize for the most elegant dresses judges will also be looking for the best milliner and on the Amateur Cup Day there's also a special prize for the under 25's and the most stylish couple.

Lek Boonlert, marketing head at DirectRooms.com, commented: "Places at the corporate functions have already sold out and the race days are sure to be just as popular. People coming from outside the city will need to book a Cairns hotel early as places will quickly be filling up."

About DirectRooms

DirectRooms an independent discount hotel Reservations Company based in Asia. Established and online since 2000 with over 45,000 hotels worldwide.

For further information please contact Lek Boonlert:

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Tel: + 66 (0)76 241 145
Website: http://directrooms.com


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[Press-News.org] DirectRooms.com - Premium Horse Racing Comes to Cairns Between 2 and 3 September 2011
DirectRooms.com announces that Cairns will be featuring two days of thrilling racing when the Cairns Amateurs Carnival is held at the beginning of September.