But that dream is now a reality after Racing NSW announced this week a series of prizemoney increases to the state's leading country Cup carnivals.

Wagga, Albury and Gundagai were the winners in the Southern District with an injection of $312,000 in prizemoney across the three carnivals.

At Gundagai, the Snake Gully Cup (1400m) has increased from $70,000 to $100,000, while the Snake Gully Flying (1000m) jumped $15,000 to $50,000.

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It will also host a $50,000 Country Magic, for country-trained horses only, while each of the four remaining races on Snake Gully Cup day will be worth $35,000.

Tozer believes the prizemoney increases are the best thing to happen to the club.

"Our club, like all clubs that received the increase, is elated," Tozer said.

"I never thought I'd see the day where we have a $100,000 Snake Gully Cup. We had envisaged that it would happen but it would be pretty well down the track.

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"For it to happen out of the blue like that, it's the best thing that ever could have happened to our club.

"It will give it the real boost it needs."

Tozer believes the benefits of the increase will be twofold.

"I think, naturally, we'll see a better grade of horse," he said.

"And turnover on races will increase accordingly, I would think."

The Snake Gully Cup day is scheduled for November 15.