King Rodney Park / Ityamai-itpina instead of its usual location at Botanic Park, so that the venue could comply with the restrictions necessary to prevent any possible spread of COVID-19 (although there was no community transmission at the time in Adelaide). Park 16: Victoria Park / Pakapakanthi Pakapakanthi/Bakkabakkandi derived from the Kaurna word meaning "to trot" (a term applied to horses), is a large park, comprising This park used to contain the Victoria Park Racecourse, and the historic buildings are retained. There are sports fields in the centre, and the South Park Lands creek runs through the southern part, which has been revegetated with open woodland. In the late eighties and early nineties, part of the park was used for the Adelaide F1. It forms part of the Adelaide Street Circuit for the Adelaide 500 motor race, and it is used for the international equestrian three-day event in November. Park 17: Carriageway Park / Tuthangga Tuttangga, meaning "grass place", has an avenue of elm trees, planted in the 1860s to line a former carriageway. The Park Lands Creek runs through the park. Historically (from 1837) the park was the site of Elm Avenue, Desert Ash Avenue and an Engineering and Water Supply (E&WS) reservoir. There are numerous licensees of sporting facilities and clubrooms, including the SA Dog Obedience Club and the SA Croquet Club. On 14 May 2021, a scheduled cultural burn took place Tuthangga by representatives of the Kaurna people, in a highly symbolic moment after years of preparation to restore the ancient practice. The project, called Kaurna Kardla Parranthi, was undertaken with the support of the City of Adelaide, and was part of the ecological management plan for a key area of biodiversity in the park. Six months later, an informal inspection revealed about 12 species of native grass, and very few weeds in the area burnt. Bush for Life and various experts are continuing to monitor outcomes. Park 18: Peppermint Park / Wita Wirra Wita Wirra, meaning "peppermint grove/place" (wita, peppermint tree, + wirra, forest or bush). This park, south of South Terrace, contains Adelaide Himeji Garden and Osmond Gardens. Park 19: Pelzer Park / Pityarilla Pityarilla/Pityarilla 'marshmallow root place' 23ha August Pelzer was Adelaide's city gardener from 1899 to 1932. A large triangular park bounded by Glen Osmond Road. The Park Lands Creek runs across the middle of the Park. Open park and playing fields. Also