Like all country folk, the people involved with Narromine Turf Club are always there to lend a helping hand.

On Thursday the club will race for the second time in nine days, although it was never programmed that way.

Narromine took up the slack when Wellington – like many other courses in the Central Districts region – was unfortunately inundated with flood waters and Racing NSW had to look elsewhere to running the meeting.

Story by Mark Brassel - Racing NSW

NSW country racing participants are set to benefit from a further $30 million investment into the sport.

Racing NSW today announced the increases along with record investment in infrastructure and an additional share of prizemoney for both equine welfare and stable staff.

Story by Jeff Hanson - NSW Country and Picnic Racing

Racing NSW has announced a further $30 million in prizemoney increases along with record investment in infrastructure and an additional share of prizemoney for both equine welfare and stable staff.

As detailed below, these latest prizemoney announcements totalling $30 million will see total prizemoney paid in NSW increase to $358 million per annum. This is an increase of $239 million, or more than triple the prizemoney levels from 2012.