Port Hedland racecourse is operated by the Port Hedland Turf Club and hosts six race meetings annually. Racing in Port Hedland, located 1650 kilometres north of Perth and the major seaport in the Pilbara region of Australia, began in 1902.
The Port Hedland racing season runs from May to August and culminates with the Port Hedland Cup, the jewel in the crown of Pilbara racing and race with a history spanning more than 100 years. The track spans more than 1700 metres and features a long sweeping turn from the 1000m to the top of the 300m home straight. The course is predominantly dirt but is turfed from the 400m.
The Port Hedland racing season runs from May to August and culminates with the Port Hedland Cup, the jewel in the crown of Pilbara racing and race with a history spanning more than 100 years. The track spans more than 1700 metres and features a long sweeping turn from the 1000m to the top of the 300m home straight. The course is predominantly dirt but is turfed from the 400m.
