108 Degrees in the Shade, Yet Still They Race On

by : peterprofitracingNovember 17, 2023

The weather on Saturday in Julia Creek is going to be extreme, with temperatures forecast to rise to 42% throughout the day, yet despite it’s long established heat policy Racing Queensland plans to push ahead with its scheduled 5 race meeting in the town, with the only concession made being that the card will be run between 2pm and 4pm, presumably to alleviate the effect of the heat on human and animal participants by pushing the start times back.

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