Runners

Wedderburn

Humans vs Horses – A 40 km route with 900m vert.

Human and Horse Fun Run – A 25 km route with 650m vert.

Both routes start and finish at
Wedderburn.

(plus 4% for credit card processing)

(plus 4% for credit card processing)

Enter by March 22 to get a personalised race bib.

Saturday

7:30am – Registration at Wedderburn Woolshed
8:45am – Briefing
9:00am – All runners start
9:15am – All horses start
5pm – Final cut off time and ongoing celebration at Wedderburn Tavern:
6pm – Prize-giving
6:30pm – Buffet dinner and entertainment (tickets $40 per person available on registration).
8pm – Auction, live band and dancing!

Each finisher will receive an Only Fools and Horses finisher’s rosette.
Jackpot Prize Pool for 40km only – There will be a jackpot prize for the first man and first woman who can beat all the horses ($500 each). This cash prize will build into the prize pool each year that it is not won. eg, if a woman wins in 2025 she gets $500. If no man wins for 4 years until 2028 it will increase every year by $500 so he, the 2028 winner, will receive $2000!
2026 jackpot for first man or first woman that beats all the horses is $1000.

Small day backpack.
Rain jacket – should be seam-sealed waterproof.
Merino or thermal long sleeve top.
Long thermal tights or trousers (compression leggings are not acceptable). Poly-prop or merino are the norm.
Warm beanie or buff. (Multifunctional head-wear).
Warm gloves.
Survival blanket/bag.
Sun cream.
Sun hat.
Your own snacks, energy bars, Tailwind Nutrition etc.
Water bottles/bladders – enough to carry at least 1 litre of water (there will be no cups available at water stations).
Whistle.
A charged cell phone

Please make sure you bring all recommended gear to the event. Depending on conditions you could be required to have this with you to start the race.
Keep left unless passing (normal road rules apply).
Runners to keep away from the horses hind area. At least 2m away from the back legs – they kick!
Take care when passing! Alway communicate to the rider when you are approaching from behind and wait for room to pass.
Runners to step out of the way, to the left, when horses passing.
No headphones of any type – if you wear headphones you will get run over by a horse.
No poles allowed.
If you pull out for any reason you must report to officials at the finish line.
If you can’t start the race on the day please let officials know.
Race numbers are to be visible at all checkpoints.
Cut off times will be enforced.
If you come across another competitor in trouble help them out and get help from next marshal/aid station.
You are responsible for your own safety.
The course will be well marked but please be familiar with the race map. Please be familiar with the course description information.
Always listen to the advice of marshals. They are there for your safety. They are wonderful people who have volunteered their time for your pain and pleasure, and we couldn’t put on events like these without them.
Please don’t drop any rubbish and if you see any that may have been dropped by another runner please pick it up.
No dogs allowed.