Australian Racing Museum Limited
View contact informationThe institution showcases Australia's thoroughbred racing heritage through exhibits, a Hall of Fame, and research resources, all while honoring the traditional custodians of the land where it operates.
Flemington, VIC
ABN: 32106824766
Founded on ,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since .
How This Charity Supports the Community
Australian Racing Museum Limited is a dedicated institution preserving and celebrating the rich history of thoroughbred horse racing in Australia. Located within the Australian Sports Museum at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), it showcases the stories of horses, jockeys, trainers, and the broader racing community, highlighting the sport’s cultural and social significance in Australia. The museum’s extensive collection includes trophies, memorabilia, artworks, and archival materials that document the evolution and impact of horse racing across the nation.
Horse Racing Gallery: The Heart of Australian Racing Heritage
The Horse Racing Gallery is the flagship exhibition of Australian Racing Museum Limited, offering visitors an immersive experience into the world of thoroughbred racing. It features iconic artefacts such as Carbine’s 1890 Melbourne Cup trophy and Phar Lap’s saddle, illustrating the sport’s legacy. This gallery celebrates the champions, everyday heroes, and enthusiasts who have shaped Australian racing, making it a key cultural attraction within the Australian Sports Museum.
Mission and Vision
The museum’s mission is to collect, preserve, and present the history and stories of Australian thoroughbred racing, ensuring its legacy is accessible to all. Its vision is to be the premier institution that honours the sport’s heritage, promotes understanding of its cultural role, and inspires future generations through education and engagement.
Main Objectives
- Preservation of historical artefacts and archival materials related to Australian thoroughbred racing.
- Education and public engagement through exhibitions, research services, and events.
- Recognition of outstanding contributions by horses, jockeys, trainers, and racing communities.
- Promotion of Australian racing’s cultural and sporting significance nationally and internationally.
Benefiting Groups
- Racing enthusiasts and the general public seeking to learn about the sport’s history.
- Researchers and historians accessing the museum’s extensive library and multimedia resources.
- Industry participants including jockeys, trainers, breeders, and stable staff recognised for their contributions.
- Educational institutions and students interested in Australian cultural and sporting heritage.
Types of Services or Activities
- Permanent and temporary exhibitions showcasing racing artefacts and stories.
- Research services with access to a comprehensive collection of books, magazines, news clippings, and multimedia content.
- Educational programs and guided tours designed to engage diverse audiences.
- Hall of Fame inductions celebrating exceptional figures in Australian thoroughbred racing.
- Hosting special events and collaborations within the Australian Sports Museum framework.
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Support Australian Racing Museum Limited Through Donations
Support the charity’s vital work by making a donation. Every contribution helps them continue their mission.
Their official Australian Business Number (ABN) is 32106824766 for your reference.
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What is the purpose of donations to the Australian Racing Museum?
Donations to the Australian Racing Museum (ARM) help preserve the legacy of champion horses, trainers, jockeys, and key figures in the racing industry. They support the construction of untold stories across the Australian racing sector, bringing the sport's rich history to life for future generations.
What are some areas of interest for donations?
The areas of interest for donations include Australian Colonial Racing (c. 1788-1900), chronicles of Australia’s colonial racing heritage, and the Australian Racing Hall of Fame Inductees. Other focus areas are National Collection, Racing Stories, Jumps Racing, Race day Fashion, and International Racing, which showcases Australian horses and technological developments in racing.
How do donations contribute to the Australian Racing Museum?
Donations enable the museum to acquire and preserve racing objects, enhance exhibitions and create interactive displays. They contribute to research and documentation efforts, ensuring the museum’s collection reflects a complete and inclusive history of Australian racing.
How can one join in preserving racing's legacy?
Whether you’re a lifelong racing enthusiast, a supporter of Australia’s cultural heritage, or simply inspired by the spirit of the sport, your contribution plays a crucial role. Donations help in preserving the story of Australian racing for years to come.
How can someone make a donation?
For all donation offers, interested individuals should complete the enquiry form provided by the museum. If further contact is necessary, they can also reach out at the email address: contact@racingmuseum.com.au.
How do they acknowledge the land the museum is on?
The Australian Racing Museum acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunarong Boon Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation, whose land they meet, share, and work on. They acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to the land, waters, and communities, paying their respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.
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400 Epsom Rd
Flemington VIC 3031
Australia
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