Warwick is galloping toward a heartwarming tradition once more, as the community prepares for the return of Disability Awareness Race Day at Allman Park on Friday, May 2nd, 2025. It’s more than a day at the races—it’s a celebration of inclusion, belonging and joy for people of all abilities.

What makes this event special isn’t just the thunder of hooves or the thrill of live racing—it’s the atmosphere of connection that radiates through every corner of the venue. Warwick Turf Club is throwing open the gates (with free admission) to ensure no one misses out on the memories that a race day brings.

From 11am, the track will come alive with seven races, but it’s the off-track experiences that shine just as brightly: face painting, lawn games, best dressed prizes, and mouthwatering food from Top Paddock Catering are just a few highlights. Families, friends, carers, and guests are encouraged to simply come and enjoy a day designed with everyone in mind.

Events like these remind us that community is strongest when everyone is part of the picture. They break down barriers, spark conversations, and—perhaps most importantly—bring genuine smiles to faces that light up the day more than any trophy could. This event is all about creating joy-filled experiences that stick with people long after the last race.

So whether you’re a racing enthusiast, a local supporter, or someone who just loves a good day out, head to 170 Victoria Street, Warwick on May 2nd. Because when it comes to celebrating ability, Warwick knows how to do it in style.

Special thanks go to the generous sponsors backing the event: Supafloats, Club Warwick RSL, Hentschel Pest Management, Nuturf & Equipment Solutions, Think Fencing, Maly Engineering and PR Media Solutions.

For details, visit www.warwickturfclub.org.au or follow @warwickturfclub on social media.