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Filming of The Canine Cup Adelaide - October 13

Filming of 'the Race that Makes the Nation Paws'

The Adelaide Canine Cup is the dog lovers alternative to the Adelaide Cup horse race.

The Canine Cup is a luncheon held on the Adelaide Cup Public Holiday, however our ‘races’ of dogs running (or not running if they don’t feel like it!) to their owners at the finish line are all pre-recorded.

We would love you to be there to witness the hilarity and complete cuteness that are our ‘races’! 


Race Filming (6 races in total)


If horse racing isn’t your thing but gorgeous rescue dogs and puppies and their antics are, please join us for the filming of the races.

We will have an all Scottish Terrier race, an all Bernese Mountain Dog race, an all Iggy (Italian Greyhound) race and three mixed breed races including some Instagram celebrity pups! You can view our ‘cast’ at www.caninecup.org/our-races 

Date: Sunday 13th October 2019 at 10:00am

Location: Karen Rolton Oval, Narnungga (Park 25) – across from the new Royal Adelaide Hospital

1 Race to be streamed online exclusively (Melbourne Cup Day)


Date: Tuesday 5th November 2019 at 3:00pm (Adelaide time) 

Location: www.facebook.com/caninecup

5 races to be shown on the big screen (Adelaide Cup Day)

Date: Monday 9th March 2020, from 12:00pm to 4:00pm 

Location: Plant 4 Bowden, 5 Third St, Bowden, SA, 5008 


Following the success of 2 consecutive sellout year - this event raised $5,000 in 2018 and $7,000 in 2019 - we’re aiming to raise $10,000 in 2020

On Canine Cup Day, we will have sweeps (watch the race that makes the nation paws and have a giggle or two as dogs have oodles of fun chasing and racing each other), plus raffles, silent auction and fashions on the field, whilst helping provide much needed funds for Guardian Angel Animal Rescue.

All proceeds go to Guardian Angel Animal Rescue which assists them in:


✔️ rescuing and rehoming dogs throughout SA 
✔️ helping regional areas with vet work and de-sexing and
✔️ aiming to stop the cycle of unwanted litters in remote communities. 


About Guardian Angel Animal Rescue (GAAR): 

Founded in 2013, over the last six years GAAR has successfully rescued and rehomed over 1,200 dogs from all over South Australia.

GAAR’s volunteers work tirelessly to ensure every dog that comes into their care receives the help they need and eventually finds a loving forever home.

For more information about GAAR, please visit www.guardianangelrescue.com.au

MEDIA RELEASE, 9th September 2019
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