A ROYAL MEETING OF ELEGANCE AND EXCELLENCE
The
L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate is the oldest and most prestigious horseracing
event in South Africa. Its racing elite will gather
at Kenilworth on
Saturday, 7 January, in a celebration of art, passion and equestrian
excellence.
First run in
1861 in honour of Queen Victoria it has distinguished itself as the most
prestigious weight-for-age race. In January it will again bring
together the most noble thoroughbreds in the country against an august
backdrop of blue and white on a day of fine dining and world-class
entertainment.
The
white and blue elegance that will underpin the Best Dressed and Best
Hat competition will be judged by some of South Africa’s leaders in the
fashion industry, namely Sam Walker (PopYaCollar), Emily Bell (Marie
Claire), Jacqui Kolbe (Milliner) and Tammy Tinker (British Vogue). The
day will be captured by professional photographers in what has become
known as The L’Ormarins Moment.
The popular Style Lounge will include culinary delights from sushi
to gourmet burgers and sandwiches, as well as a selection of the finest
Anthonij Rupert Wines. There will also be a selection of vintage cars on
display from one of the largest collections in the world, courtesy of
the Franschhoek Motor Museum.
The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate has captured the imagination of
personalities and sporting icons alike, including the legendary Gary
Player, Ernie Els, Bryan Habana, Schalk Burger, Jacques Kallis and
Graeme Smith, as well as celebrities Francesca Cumani, Kitty Spencer,
Joanne Strauss, and Jen Su. In January, it will once again
provide a fitting stage upon which South Africa’s greatest thoroughbreds
can build their legacies. For more information visit
The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate
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