general 
st leger
Four large arched doorways lead on to a picturesque outdoor setting, extending the St Leger Bar beyond the indoors. Draping fig trees and manicured lawns offset the beauty of this heritage structure. Federation-style brick turnstiles and a large wrought iron gate create a magnificent entrance to the venue. The St Leger is Eagle Farm's second oldest grandstand. Built in 1913, with an extension later added in 1938, the St Leger's namesake is a horse race run annually in Doncaster, England. The race was named after its' founder, Colonel Barry St Leger in 1776. In 2005, the area beneath the grandstand was refurbished to form the St Leger Bar. The St Leger ideal for cocktail parties, weddings, trade shows, product launches or fashion parades.
The St Leger Bar and Lawn offer unique versatility. The open space and high ceiling creates a distinct warehourse feel. As do the industrial design treatments including polished concrete flooring, exposed brickwork, roller doors and steel columns. These modern aspects are complimented bu the sheer architectural grandeur of the late 18th century.
features
- Large bar facility
- Betting facilities on racedays
- Plasma screens
- Basic audio visual facilities, specialist available upon request
- Direct loading access for vehicles
- 750 Sq M
- Ceiling height of 7m
capacities
| Cocktail | Banquet | Theatre | Tradeshow | Raceday |
| 300 - 700 inside | 250 inside | 350 inside | 300 - 700 inside |
