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Kids smart for racing day

FASHION will be in focus at the Pakenham picnic races this Sunday with children especially welcome to put on their glad rags and be part of the action.
The Pakenham Picnic Racing Club, in conjunction with St Patrick’s Primary School, has sent out an open invitation to join in the fashions on the field at the races.
Categories include most elegant lady, best dressed gent and there will also be prizes for the trendiest teenagers, cutest children and cheekiest kids.
Prizes include vouchers from local retailers including Embellish Fashions, Bonny and Clyde Urban Wear, Cactus Black and Flowers by Jo.
Admission to the course is just $10 for adults and children can enter for free.

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