The Melbourne Racing Club (MRC) is one of Australia’s largest racing clubs and premier entertainment organizations, established in 1875. The club operates three major racecourses in Victoria: Caulfield Racecourse, Mornington Racecourse, and Ladbrokes Park Lakeside. The MRC is responsible for hosting several prestigious racing events throughout the year, including the Caulfield Cup Carnival and the Blue Diamond Stakes. The organization manages significant racing infrastructure and facilities, conducting approximately 80 race meetings annually across its venues. Beyond horse racing, the MRC has diversified its operations to include hospitality venues, entertainment facilities, and social clubs. The club owns and operates multiple hospitality venues throughout Melbourne, including pubs, restaurants, and function spaces. The MRC is structured as a members-based not-for-profit organization, with profits reinvested into racing infrastructure, prize money, and member facilities. The club plays a vital role in Victoria’s racing industry, contributing significantly to the state’s economy through employment, tourism, and racing-related activities. The organization is governed by a board of directors and operates under the regulations of Racing Victoria. The club has maintained a strong focus on community engagement and charitable initiatives through the Melbourne Racing Club Foundation, which supports various local community projects and organizations.