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The following is a list of events and venues we have provided services to over the years.
 Aintree Racecourse
Aintree Racecourse is home to The Grand National, the world's most famous steeplechase. The three-day event attracts tens of thousands of visitors and a massive worldwide television audience. In 2004, more than 50,000 people visited Aintree Racecourse for the final day of racing.
www.aintree.co.uk
Carlisle Racecourse, Cumbria, England
Carlisle racecourse is a thoroughbred horse racing venue which hosts national hunt races from September to April and flat and jump meetings between April and August each year. Set in the Cumbrian countryside, the course offers picturesque scenery and a range of facilities alongside prestigious racing all year round. Carlisle Racecourse holds the Cumberland Plate and Carlisle Bell races, carrying on a tradition which dates back to the 1600's.
Amongst it's innumerable 'claims to fame', Carlisle launched the first operational Tote on British racecourses in 1929 and notably Red Rum won at the Carlisle September meeting prior to each of his Grand National wins. Progressive upgrading of the facilities has taken place over the years but none as significant as the construction of a brand new 'state-of-the-art' Jubilee Grandstand which opened in October 2002.
www.carlisle-races.co.uk
Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, England
The Racecourse employs over 60 permanent staff, which rises to approximately 1,000 for a race meeting and over 5,000 at The Festival. The Festival is worth an estimated £50m to the local economy and hosts the largest Tented Village of any kind at a sporting event. Over £2m is spent each year on temporary facilities alone.
The racecourse is also home to many other organizations and businesses including Cotswold RDA, Cheltenham Archery and Clubs for Angling and Model Aircraft. Throughout the year the racecourse welcomes over 700,000 visitors through its gates.
www.cheltenham.co.uk
 Doomben Racecourse
Brisbane Turf Club is recognised as one of the most innovative and progressive race clubs in Australia. The Brisbane Amateur Turf Club, one of the top racing clubs in the southern hemisphere was formed in 1923. Its main interest then was the Albion Park racecourse (now a trotting venue). It became known, and continues to be known, as The Creek because it was developed from a swampy marsh, which had a creek running through it. In 1997, the Club changed its name and is now know as the Brisbane Turf Club (BTC). Cleanevent has been there since 1998.
www.doomben.com
Eagle Farm, Brisbane, Australia
Eagle Farm Racecourse is located in the heart of Brisbane's thoroughbred racing precinct on picturesque Lancaster Road in Ascot. The largest capacity racecourse in Queensland, Eagle Farm conducts more than 45 race meetings a year. Eagle Farm offers boutique venues, set amongst over 60 hectares of beautifully manicured gardens. Whether you're a racing purist or someone in search of an entertaining day out; Eagle Farm has something to suit just about everyone's style, taste and budget.
www.qtc.org
Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne, Australia
Flemington is the best-known racecourse in Australia. It is the oldest continuing metropolitan racecourse - there have been races here every year since 1840. It is the most significant racing heritage site in the country and in 2006 it was placed on the National Heritage List. Flemington was attracting crowds estimated at 100,000 for Cup Day in its first few decades. When Makybe Diva won the first of her three Melbourne Cups in 2003, the official attendance was a record 122,736 but that figure has since been surpassed by a crowd of 129,089 in 2006.
www.vrc.net.au/victoria-racing-club
Moonee Valley Racing Club
For over 100 years, Moonee Valley Racecourse has been a significant part of the vibrant racing scene. Its signature race, the Carlton Draught Cox Plate, is referred to as the "greatest two minutes in sport", and with winners including Phar Lap, Kingston Town, Might and Power and Sunline, not many argue.
www.mvrc.net.au
Morphettville Race Course
Marion has had a long association with horse racing and breeding, dating back to the South Road races at Edwardstown in the early 1870s and Sir Thomas Elder's Morphettville Stud, where the suburb now stands. But the pick of the crop is Morphettville Racecourse, and the jewel in the crown is Adelaide Cup.
www.marion.sa.gov.au
Rosehill Racecourse, Sydney, Australia
Rosehill Gardens Racecourse is situated approximately 22 kilometres west of Sydney GPO in what is the geographical heart of the metropolitan area. The new members grandstand has spectacular faculties, making Rosehill one of the finest racetracks in the country.
www.stc.com.au
Royal Ascot, Ascot, England
There are few sporting venues that can match the rich heritage and history of Ascot Racecourse. Over the past 300 years Royal Ascot has established itself as a national institution and the centrepiece of the British social calendar. Opened in 1711 by Queen Anne the first races held bare little resemblance to those of today. Of course tradition still reigns and Queen Anne Stakes continues to be run in memory of the monarch who founded the course nearly three centuries ago.
Ascot Racecourse closed in September 2004 for a major redevelopment, the largest of its type in Europe. Traditionally the racecourse has redeveloped every 50 years and this was to be no exception. The focal point of the redevelopment was undoubtedly the new Grandstand itself. The stand is flooded with natural light, using glass and aluminium materials, bringing the outside in as you walk through the impressive galleria. The racecourse track has also been redeveloped and Ascot is proud to have again reopened its gates in 2006 on a world class racing surface.
www.ascot.co.uk
Sydney Turf Club
Sydney Turf Club operates two racecourses, Rosehill Gardens and Canterbury Park, and employs more than 150 permanent staff including 90 administration staff. The Club is much more than a horseracing venue with both locations used extensively for exhibitions, meetings, conferences, corporate hospitality, weddings and functions of all types. Cleanevent has been servicing Rosehill since 2001.
www.stc.com.au
Victoria Racing Club - Flemington
Each year in November, historical Flemington Racecourse plays host to four exciting days of racing and each day is stamped with its own personality and individual appeal. Known as the Melbourne Cup Carnival it is one of Australia's premier sporting events and heralded worldwide, as one of the finest racing carnivals. The home of the richest horse race in Australia, the Melbourne Cup
www.vrc.net.au
Warwick Racecourse, Warwick, England
Warwick, one of 14 racecourses within the Jockey Club Racecourses Group, celebrated 300 years of racing in 2007. Warwick Racecourse is working to sustain its already popular and well respected Jump season, look to improve the Flat season product. With the completion of the current redevelopment completed in November 2007, Warwick hopes that within a couple of years it will regain the title of "Best Regional Racecourse".
www.warwickracecourse.co.uk
Wolverhampton Racecourse, Dunstall Park, England
Wolverhampton Racecourse is Britain's first floodlit horse racing track bringing you the thrills of racing, day and night. It is also the UK's busiest racetrack as we host around 100 fixtures during the year. In 2004, the Fibresand track and turf track were replaced with one Polytrack surface and there were substantial refurbishments to the hotel and conference facilities. Since that time there has only been flat, all weather racing at Wolverhampton.
Each year has seen the fixture list grow and in 2006 Wolverhampton hosted 110 fixtures. The modern facilities at Wolverhampton are testament to the fact that racing can move with the times but retain the excitement of the sport.
www.wolverhampton-racecourse.co.uk
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