News Archive - January 2017

The Mayflower in Loanhead was packed on Saturday night for the Burns Supper, enjoying a great evening conducted by Scott Wilson, who along with Derek Wilkinson had organised the event.

Read More

Josh Pickering put on a great show in the Australian Under 21 Championship at Kurri Kurri on Saturday to finish fourth.

Read More

For the past few seasons, we have offered supporters the opportunity to purchase a team race jacket with their name printed on the back. We are pleased to be offering this opportunity once again for the 2017 season.

Read More

We are very sorry to report that Dennis Wallace, great friend of the Monarchs, has died this morning after a tough few years.

Read More

We are pleased to welcome Harrisons, the Ford dealer of Peebles, as the sponsor of our first meeting of the 2017 season, on Friday 31st March, the Scottish Open Championship.

Read More

We have a very full season of fixtures coming up at Armadale in 2017 with racing getting underway on Friday 31st March.

Read More

There are just a small number of tickets left for the Burns Supper organised by the Monarchs 100 Group at the Mayflower, Loanhead on Saturday 28th January.

Read More

After standing one step below top spot on the podium for the previous two years Sam Masters produced a sterling nights work to first catch and then overtake Justin Sedgmen to finally claim his first Australian senior title at the final round at Kurri Kurri.

Read More

The final round of the Australian Championship took place at Kurri Kurri in New South Wales on Saturday. Sam Masters has finished second in the Championship in each of the last two years and went into the final round three points behind Justin Sedgmen but had surged into the overall lead by his third ride and had the title wrapped up before contesting the A Final.

Read More

It was a past and present Monarchs 1-2-3 in the third round of the Australian titles at Undera. Taking the victory in fine style was a clearly delighted Justin Sedgmen by narrowly heading home Sam Masters with Max Fricke in third. Rounding out the top four was leading qualifier Troy Batchelor who seemd to get caught out at the start and couldn't make an impression on the other three.

Read More