Following the transfer of the Sunday 7 July raceday, further testing of the Te Aroha track has identified the need for work to be completed at a deeper level into the profile, to ensure water is draining efficiently. The remedial work intends to assist the functionality of the surface to reach a level expected for winter racing.

A result of this work means that the scheduled Sunday 28 July raceday will be transferred, with racing due to commence at Te Aroha on Sunday 1 September.

The raceday on 28 July featuring two jumps races, will now be held at Waverley, with a revised program to be confirmed.

The scheduled Waverley meeting to be held on Wednesday 31 July will now be a Racing Tauranga meeting with a revised program to be confirmed.