Since the First Fleet brought horses here in 1788, racing has been a staple of Australian culture.
But smaller crowds on race day are a fact of life in the post-pandemic era, and jockey clubs are having to pivot to make the most of any opportunity in the decline, putting their prime real estate to a new use.
The latest club to realise the potential of its land is Morphettville Racecourse in Adelaide.
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