Photo: Australian V8 Superboats
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Russell Puckeridge
The Elmore Field Days are returning for their 63rd year, with three days of agricultural innovation, entertainment and family fun scheduled for October 6 to 8 at the Elmore Events Centre, 48 Rosaia Rd, Burnewang.
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Gates open from 8.30am to 5pm daily, with online early bird tickets available in the lead-up and gate tickets also on sale.
Entry is free for children aged under 12.
Exhibitors will showcase the latest advances in agricultural machinery and technology, covering everything from tools and hardware to tractors, plants, arts and crafts, fashion and cattle crushes.
Attendees can enjoy live shearing and wool handling demonstrations, gold panning, camel rides and face painting.
The Beloka Kelpies will return to perform working dog demonstrations across all three days.
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Rechelle Zammit
A dedicated health and wellbeing area will offer free skin checks and general health screenings for rural communities.
This year's event will also feature a major motorsport attraction, with the V8 Superboats set to race at the venue on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, for a ‘shakedown’.
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Holly Curtis
Retired jet boat racer and two-time Australian champion Justin Roylance, of team The Outlaw V8 Superboat, said the sport was unlike anything most people had witnessed.
“These boats accelerate from zero to 130 kilometres an hour in under two seconds,” he said.
“It is not uncommon to see five or six ‘G’s of G-force during competition.
“A lot of punters out there would have seen this on TV or social media, but there is nothing like seeing it in the flesh.”
Along with the ‘shakedown’ at the Elmore Field Days, the Elmore Events Centre will also host the first round of the Australian Penrite V8 Superboats on October 31, 2026.
For tickets and information about the Elmore Field Days, as well as the Australian Penrite V8 Superboats, go to elmorefielddays.com.au
