Pink Stiletto Race Day is not a draw towards for queens raising supports in Sydney

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Bright frocks, high heels and large wigs filled the Royal Randwick Racecourse yesterday for the Pink Stiletto Race Day, a fundraiser for this weekends Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade.

Six men in draw towards together with pearls, wigs and plume boas strew their heels for the 50m Pink Stiletto Queen competition in front of multiform thousand fans in the grandstand.

They are all finished up and everything. But they werent authorised to wear their platforms. They ran barefoot, Nicole Kolotas, of the organising charity, the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation, said. Its worked perfectly, she pronounced of the event. Its been really popular. Everyone is ready to go up. People are wearing pink.

The competition day, hold in and with the Australian Jockey Club, had the await of the countrys heading equine trainer, Gai Waterhouse. She pronounced prior to the event: Im happy to be entrance out at the Pink Stiletto competition day and fasten the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation in what will be the worlds initial happy competition day.

Organisers pronounced that they had lifted some-more than A$30,000 (17,500) for the foundation, that provides practical, romantic and monetary await for people vital with HIV/Aids. (AFP)

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