This incredible Outback Sporting Event is perfect for Horse & Motorbike lovers. Join in on the action or watch this fun-filled, family orientated event for all ages!
Saddle up for a weekend of buckjumping, bull riding, barrel racing and bikes on the red dirt. Dust off your boots & hat and head to this action packed 3-day event!
Bulloo Shire Council & the Thargomindah State School P&C Committee invite you to join us of a night of markets, entertainment, food and Christmas magic!
The Shearers Shindig is a vibrant 2 – day event on May 23rd and 24th, located at the Thargomindah Sports Oval, SW QLD.
Join us for a Family Friendly weekend full of Action-Packed Entertainment,
Thargomindah—a true gem of the outback. Join Taylor Moss and the school kids for a special performance, followed by a casual BBQ with the locals on the Thargomindah Oval.
The Hungerford Field Day is an incredible event to support the RFDS.
Boasting exhibitors of farming equipment, services, and live entertainment there's something here for everyone!
Come and listen to some of the best bush balladeers in Australia immerse yourself in everything Country and Western on offer at the Thargomindah Rodeo Grounds. Ring Trudy NOW!
This weekend is fast paced and action packed, filled with exciting thrills & spills for you to show off your motocross talents or to watch the motocross champions do their thing!
This incredible Outback Sporting Event is perfect for Horse & Motorbike lovers. Join in on the action or watch this fun-filled, family orientated event for all ages!
Saddle up for a weekend of buckjumping, bull riding, barrel racing and bikes on the red dirt. Dust off your boots & hat and head to this action packed 3-day event!
Bulloo Shire Council & the Thargomindah State School P&C Committee invite you to join us of a night of markets, entertainment, food and Christmas magic!
The Shearers Shindig is a vibrant 2 – day event on May 23rd and 24th, located at the Thargomindah Sports Oval, SW QLD.
Join us for a Family Friendly weekend full of Action-Packed Entertainment,
Thargomindah—a true gem of the outback. Join Taylor Moss and the school kids for a special performance, followed by a casual BBQ with the locals on the Thargomindah Oval.
The Hungerford Field Day is an incredible event to support the RFDS.
Boasting exhibitors of farming equipment, services, and live entertainment there's something here for everyone!
Come and listen to some of the best bush balladeers in Australia immerse yourself in everything Country and Western on offer at the Thargomindah Rodeo Grounds. Ring Trudy NOW!
This weekend is fast paced and action packed, filled with exciting thrills & spills for you to show off your motocross talents or to watch the motocross champions do their thing!
This incredible Outback Sporting Event is perfect for Horse & Motorbike lovers. Join in on the action or watch this fun-filled, family orientated event for all ages!
Saddle up for a weekend of buckjumping, bull riding, barrel racing and bikes on the red dirt. Dust off your boots & hat and head to this action packed 3-day event!
Bulloo Shire Council & the Thargomindah State School P&C Committee invite you to join us of a night of markets, entertainment, food and Christmas magic!
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so ...
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so his odds weren't that good for the punter. Massey Hood and a few of the locals decided to enter the racehorse into the local race as a different horse, so they changed his appearance by painting a few white marks on him. He won the race and they all won a few dollars off the bookies on him. Someone got wind of the scam, so they had to hide him in the cellar of the Thargomindah Hotel for weeks until it all settled down.
Moogidy heard that the old shopkeeper Mr McWaters had died, so he decided to write a letter: Dear Mr. McWaters, I heard that you died and I hope that ...
Moogidy heard that the old shopkeeper Mr McWaters had died, so he decided to write a letter: Dear Mr. McWaters, I heard that you died and I hope that your sons are carrying on with the business OK. TRUE STORY!
Charlie McDonald, a local Aboriginal man who was nicknamed Moogidy, was riding his horse and came to a gate, the horse shied away and refused to go th...
Charlie McDonald, a local Aboriginal man who was nicknamed Moogidy, was riding his horse and came to a gate, the horse shied away and refused to go through the gates. You see, horses are scared of camels so Moogidy thought there must be a camel somewhere. So he tied his horse down the fence a bit and walked back to the gate to have a good look around. He couldn't see any camels anywhere. As he was about to walk away, he looked down on the ground and suddenly found the reason why his horse was frightened. There on the ground was the butt of a camel cigarette.
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so ...
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so his odds weren't that good for the punter. Massey Hood and a few of the locals decided to enter the racehorse into the local race as a different horse, so they changed his appearance by painting a few white marks on him. He won the race and they all won a few dollars off the bookies on him. Someone got wind of the scam, so they had to hide him in the cellar of the Thargomindah Hotel for weeks until it all settled down.
Moogidy heard that the old shopkeeper Mr McWaters had died, so he decided to write a letter: Dear Mr. McWaters, I heard that you died and I hope that ...
Moogidy heard that the old shopkeeper Mr McWaters had died, so he decided to write a letter: Dear Mr. McWaters, I heard that you died and I hope that your sons are carrying on with the business OK. TRUE STORY!
Charlie McDonald, a local Aboriginal man who was nicknamed Moogidy, was riding his horse and came to a gate, the horse shied away and refused to go th...
Charlie McDonald, a local Aboriginal man who was nicknamed Moogidy, was riding his horse and came to a gate, the horse shied away and refused to go through the gates. You see, horses are scared of camels so Moogidy thought there must be a camel somewhere. So he tied his horse down the fence a bit and walked back to the gate to have a good look around. He couldn't see any camels anywhere. As he was about to walk away, he looked down on the ground and suddenly found the reason why his horse was frightened. There on the ground was the butt of a camel cigarette.
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so ...
There used to be a really big race meet in Thargomindah and there was a racehorse getting around that was winning all the races around the region, so his odds weren't that good for the punter. Massey Hood and a few of the locals decided to enter the racehorse into the local race as a different horse, so they changed his appearance by painting a few white marks on him. He won the race and they all won a few dollars off the bookies on him. Someone got wind of the scam, so they had to hide him in the cellar of the Thargomindah Hotel for weeks until it all settled down.
