People know Nathan Hindmarsh as a former member of the Parramatta Eels, or as a commentator on Fox Sports, but might not be aware of his attempt at a potato redemption.
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The former National Rugby League player competed in the Robertson Show potato Race in 2003, where he tripped and everyone ran past him, where he came last.
Now he returns with the desire to win the race on March 11 at the Robertson Showground.
Legend has it that when he lost, he played for the Eels, and was not allowed to compete in the race again while part of the team.
People can gather in the showground at 3pm to see if he wins the race.
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The potato race is one of many highlights that people can enjoy at the show, which takes place on March 10 and 11, with another being the RuffTRACK dog show.
The Robertson Show has been a fixture in the town since 1880, and the Hindmarsh family have been active supporters since they donated land for the showground in 1879.
Attendees of all ages can take part in different activities such as novelty games and the potato races, and enjoy the live music, food, showbags, pavilion and rides.
Tickets are $21 for adults, $16 for concession holders and $6 for children aged between 11 and 16. These prices include a one dollar booking fee through 123tix.
They can also be bought at the gate.
Children aged 10 and under can enter for free.
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