Book  (2017)  Includes photo(s).
 
p92.  Doug Hayne,  My Top Australian Bred Roses.
Flemington Racecourse A deep pink floribunda with classically shaped blooms that form in small clusters. 

p105.  Leo Cooper, Queensland.   My Top Australian Bred Roses.
Flemington Racecourse  A dark pink floribunda bred in 2007 by Dr Bruce Chapman from 'First Prize' x 'Sexy Rexy’.  Upright growth with single to small clusters which looks lovely in a vase. It has slight fragrance.

Book  (2011)  Page(s) 79.  Includes photo(s).
 
Photo. [vase of] 'Flemington Racecourse'

Book  (2008)  
 
p25-2 Australian Rose Championships. First prize: ‘Rosalie Parsons. ‘Flemington Racecourse’ and .... Second Prize: Dr. Bruce Chapman.

p33-6 Laurie Newman. Rose Registrations for 2007. ‘Flemington Racecourse’. Flor. Deep pink. Bruce Chapman. ‘First Prize’ x ‘Sexy Rexy’. Registered: 2007.

p39-6 The Rose Society of Victoria Inc. has much pleasure in nominating Dr. Bruce Chapman for the 2007 T. A. Stewart Memorial Award.... His varieties include the cluster-flowered ‘Flemington Racecourse’.

p40-5 The Australian Rose Breeders Association Inc. President’s Report. It was decided to grant Dr. Bruce Chapman and.... the Alister Clark award for the breeding of roses. The award was presented to Dr. Chapman and .... in front of a bed of their roses ‘Flemington Racecourse’ and ... on the Monday following the AGM at the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden.

p134-2 Maureen Ross. Roses in Australia in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. ....A unique marketing plan was introduced in Australia by Deane Ross during the mid 1980s. He initiated the idea to name a new rose for charities, schools and community groups to assist in their fundraising....Projects continue to this day with ‘Flemington Racecourse’ and ....

Magazine  (Apr 2007)  Page(s) 41.  
 
Registration
'Tbleta', F, dp, 2007, (Flemington) ... description

Book  (2007)  Includes photo(s).
 
Cover picture. ‘Flemington Racecourse’.

p3-4 Front Cover caption. ‘Flemington Racecourse’ bred by Dr. Bruce Chapman, one of the Australian True Blue Collection. Photograph: Rosalie Parsons.

p59-4 Dr. Bruce Chapman has been presented with the Australian Rose Award for 2006.....His varieties include the cluster-flowered ‘Flemington Racecourse’ and ....

Book  (2004)  
 
p142 Maureen Ross. Ross Roses New Introductions for 2004. ‘Flemington Racecourse’™ (CHAeta). At last commercially available in 2004. Everyone has long been waiting for Bruce Chapman's vibrant pink rose, an Award winner for new seedlings at the Victorian Rose Show. This rose has the 'wow-factor' of glowing brilliance in the garden. A leading rose in the Australian True Blue Collection.

p156 Ross Roses advertisement. ‘Flemington Racecourse’. Vibrant pink.

Book  (2003)  Includes photo(s).
 
p81-5 Mrs. Rosalie Parsons. My Favourite Hybrid Tea Roses. 2003 will see the release of Bruce Chapman’s ‘Flemington Racecourse’ rose....

p106-6 Flemington Racecourse ™ CHAbeta) Here is another champion, to live up to the reputation of Australia's most famous racecourse. Tens of thousands of roses adorn the spectacular Flemington course every November for the famous "Melbourne Cup". Now they have a rose to call their own. A stunning fragrant rose of deep pink, this classic Hybrid Tea rose has spiral buds on long stems, produced in abundance. Excellent cut flower. Fragrant. Proudly developed in Melbourne by talented rose hybridist Bruce Chapman, and part of the 'Australian TRUE BLUE Collection'. Available only from Ross Roses for winter 2003.

p113 Picture of Dr. Bruce Chapman with 'Flemington Racecourse' rose.

[note: CHAbeta is the code name for ‘Melbourne Town’]