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Oaks & Derby Festival delivers top racing and fashion
Oaks & Derby Festival delivers top racing and
fashion
Presented by Winger Motors, the 2017 Oaks & Derby
Festival is set deliver two exciting evenings of top harness
racing and the latest designer fashion.
Hospitality
packages for Alexandra Park’s festival on the first two
Fridays in March are selling fast, says Joel Reichardt,
Alexandra Park Sales & Marketing Manager.
Fashion at the
Oaks will take place on Friday 3 March with tickets for the
glamorous evening in the Tasman Room available for $99 per
person.
Attendees will not only enjoy a gourmet
three-course meal but a glass of bubbles on arrival, a
deluxe goodie bag, and a great night of fashion shows
featuring the latest collections from leading designers
Adrienne Winkelmann, Kay Goss, Yvonne Bennetti, Augustine
and Hailwood.
Fashion at the Oaks is set to be a fun
night out with Alexandra Park now encouraging people to
gather their friends and colleagues together. Tables and
tickets during the festival can be reserved and purchased by
calling (09) 631-1165 or emailing dining@alexandrapark.co.nz
For the
lovers of harness racing, Top of the Park upstairs on Oaks
Night will provide the perfect place to watch New
Zealand’s best three-year-old fillies battle it out on the
track in the Group One Pascoe The Jewellers Northern Oaks,
with different buffet dining packages still
available.
Derby Night is on Friday 10 March with the big
race being the Group One Woodlands Stud Northern Derby. That
night an array of beverage and dining packages are again
available in both the Tasman Room and Top of the
Park.
Derby Night will also see the annual Best Dressed
At The Races competition for fashion-forward track-goers 18
years or over to enter. There will be three categories -
Best Dressed Lady, Best Dressed Man and Best Headwear - with
some amazing prizes on offer and one grand prize for the
best dressed overall.
Best Dressed At the Races will see
plenty of catwalk action in the Tasman Room, with further
information about the competition on Alexandra Park’s
Facebook page and website.
General admission into
Alexandra Park as well as car-parking and race books remain
free on both evenings. For further information on the 2017
Oaks & Derby Festival check out www.alexandrapark.co.nz<http://scanmail.trustwave.com/?c=7660&d=14ij2HWtioDNX_KthEZgdTMN7wts-wPRfbrKY74k8w&u=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2ealexandrapark%2eco%2enz>
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