GOLDEN HORSESHOES: Town's wildest night turns into most joyous occasion

By Chloe Booker
Updated April 21 2014 - 9:50am, first published 12:00am
Beechworth’s Henry McCormick made sure he had pole position on Ford Street for the parade on Saturday. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Beechworth’s Henry McCormick made sure he had pole position on Ford Street for the parade on Saturday. Pictures: DYLAN ROBINSON
Beechworth’s Emily and Ute Jeffcott, Michelle and Laura Panagopoulos, of Wodonga and Elise Meyrich, of Geelong, dress for the occasion.
Beechworth’s Emily and Ute Jeffcott, Michelle and Laura Panagopoulos, of Wodonga and Elise Meyrich, of Geelong, dress for the occasion.
The Beechworth Bakery truck made its usual appearance with Tegan Williams throwing lollies to the crowd.
The Beechworth Bakery truck made its usual appearance with Tegan Williams throwing lollies to the crowd.

THE festival celebrating the wildest night in Beechworth’s history has become the town’s most joyous day.

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