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Rapid Racing Race Day Resimax Group

21 JAN 2022

Resimax Group Rapid Racing Race Day Friday 21 January 2022

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEILWILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer

Judge Katherine Bourke

SOPHIE CORNELL dAVE bARHAM MICHAEL SAADIE

NEILWERRETT

VIN COX

Chief Executive Officer: STEVE ROSICH (Secretary in accordance with the Rules of Racing)

Acknowledgement of Country VRC acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet today, the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people of the Kulin nation and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

OFFICIALS

RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGERS

Brand, Marketing & Communications: JO KING Commercial Operations: NICK ADDISON Experience & Events: DEIRDRE McGUANE Finance & Information Technology: SAMWHATMORE Legal, Risk & Governance: NADIA ANGELO Membership, Ticketing &

Stipendiary Stewards: CORIE WALLER (Chairman), RAY LIVINGSTONE, SAM COCHRANE, KIRSTIE VANDERZEIL & MICHAEL WILLIAMS Veterinary Surgeons: Dr MICHELLE PAP & Dr HOLLY CATHELS Judge: PAUL EGAN Starter: COREY MALLYON & ANTHONY RICHARDS Clerk of Scales:

Customer Operations: JACINTA ALEXANDER

Operations: JAMES REID People Capability & Development: MEGAN LOVE Racing: LEIGH JORDON VRC TRACKS & GARDENS MANAGERS Flemington Racecourse: LIAM O’KEEFFE Keeper of the Flemington Roses: MICK RYAN

CHRIS ELKINGTON Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: PETER PATTERSON & SHANE PATTERSON Doctor:

Dr JOHN McCORKELL Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

Office: 448 Epsom Road, Flemington VIC 3031 Telephone: (03) 8378 0888 Facsimile: (03) 9376 5846 Internet: vrc.com.au Email: customerservice@vrc.net.au Victoria Racing Club Limited ACN 119 214 078

Schedule of events

Resimax Group Rapid Racing Race Day Friday 21 January 2022 2.30pm

Introduction to Rapid Racing and the competing Metropolitan Team with ambassador Robert DiPierdomenico and captained by Jye McNeil and Country Team with ambassador Josh Jenkins and captained by Jarrod Fry.

3:00pm Race 1 Eynesbury Golf Plate

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Ms Megan Love, Executive General Manager - People Capability & Development. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:30pm Race 2 Leap Real Estate Sprint

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar. 4:00pm Race 3 Resimax Group Jockeys Challenge Trophy Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Dave Barham, Director. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:30pm Race 4 Yum Sing House Sprint

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

5:00pm Race 5 Adelphi Hotel Plate

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

5:30pm Race 6 Silverpoint Homes Sprint

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

6:00pm Race 7 Tick Homes Dash

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

6.16pm A presentation to announce the winning team of the Resimax Group Jockeys Challenge will take place in The Mounting Yard.

WHAT’S ON

Resimax Group Rapid Racing Race Day Friday 21 January 2022

ALL RACEGOERS Party After the Last

Kick on after the last race with music legend John Course, who will be wrapping up this stellar day of sprint racing performing on the Front Lawn from 6:00pm. Happy Hour Enjoy half price drinks by the glass in all venues across course for one hour

from gates opening. The Lounge Bar

Witness every finish while relaxing with mates in The Lounge Bar inside Saintly Place West. With quick access out to the Winning Post, billiards and foosball and craft beers, The Lounge is a great spot to enjoy all the racing action. Front Lawn Beer Garden With a festival-style atmosphere including food trucks, pop-up bars and live entertainment all day long in the Front Lawn Beer Garden this is a great spot to enjoy a summer’s day with friends. Flemington Family Lawn Enjoy family friendly fun on the Flemington Family Lawn. Relax in comfort, enjoy the racing and watch on as the kids enjoy all that the family lawn has to offer including face painting and lawn games. Living Legends Hong Kong racing royalties Lucky Nine and Beat the Clock will be visiting us at Flemington today. Head to the horse stalls to feed them a carrot or two throughout the day. EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS Rosé All Day Nothing freshens up a summer day like a crisp rosé from Penfolds Wines. Head up to the Roof Garden and try a glass or two with complimentary Penfolds Max’s Rosé tastings, tasty cocktails, incredible city views and live entertainment to celebrate the start of a new year! Members Lawn Families can enjoy the sunshine on the Members Lawn out the front of the Club Stand. Sit back, relax and take in all the racing action plus keep the pint sized punters entertained with ample kid’s activities. VRC Member Stakes The VRC Member Stakes gives all eligible members an opportunity to have a stake in each race meeting at Flemington. Along with bragging rights amongst your friends and the chance to celebrate your good fortune (for doing next to nothing!), every winner of every race will also enjoy a $200 VRC cash-on-card credit for use on course at food and beverage outlets.

NEXT RACE DAY

Black Caviar Lightning Race Day Saturday 19 February 2022

Join us in celebrating the legacy of the great Black Caviar. Don’t miss the excitement on the track with some of the world’s fastest horses racing in the $750,000 Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning (1000m), named after the legendary mare whose stellar career consisted of 25 undefeated races. Off the track there’s so much to look forward to with the return of the Front Lawn Beer Garden, food truck eats and live music on the Front Lawn all day long and a headline DJ set for those wanting to enjoy the day well after the last. Looking for somewhere to bring the kids? Enjoy the family friendly fun on the Flemington Family Lawn, on the Parade Lawn. A place where you can relax in comfort, enjoy the racing and watch the kids enjoying all that the family lawn has to offer, from fun-filled games, pony rides and face painting. Join us for our “Happy Hour” for the first hour from gates open for Black Caviar Lightning Race Day. All drinks (by the glass) are half price from all retail venues across course. Take your next corporate or private event to new heights in our Skyline Restaurant. An exclusive space located on level 3 of the Hill Stand, Skyline will place your group in an unbeatable position overlooking the Winning Post. As you take in the track and racing action in front of you, you’ll also be treated to a delicious and refreshing lunch-and-beverage package, along with table seating and waiter service. Perfect for large groups of 200 to 400 guests, just wait until you see what Skyline has to show you! General admission tickets can be purchased from Ticketek or from the entrance gates on arrival. To find out more please visit vrc.com.au .

FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2021/22 SEASON

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey

1st 2nd 3rd Rides WIN %

Damien Oliver

10 11

14%

James McDonald

10 3 3

34%

Craig Williams

8 4 4

12%

Jye McNeil

7 10 8

Damian Lane

7 7 5

12%

Brett Prebble

7 4 3

15%

Jamie Kah

5 2 3

16%

Luke Nolen

4 4 2

15%

Matthew Cartwright (a)

4 4 2

15%

Josh Richards (a)

4 3 2

13%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer

1st 2nd 3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

12 9 10

15%

Chris Waller

8 3 3

15%

James Cummings

7 11

12%

Danny O'Brien

6 7 3

13%

Ben & JD Hayes

6 4 1

14%

Patrick Payne

5 4 4

18%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

5 3 2

12%

Anthony & Sam Freedman

4 4 3

11%

Leon & Troy Corstens

3 5 4

12%

Peter G Moody

3 2 2

11%

FlEMINGTON TRACK INFORMATION

Home of the Victoria Racing Club and the world-renowned Melbourne Cup Carnival

2000m

1600m

1800m

1400m

2500m

2800m

3200m

1000m

1100m

TRACK SPECIFICATIONS Circumference: 2312 metres Straight (Circuit): 450 metres Straight track: 1200 metres

1200m

TRACK RECORDS

Playing host to 14 Group 1 races each year, Flemington attracts champion racehorses across all distances. The racecourse has been the setting for record-breaking wins by legendary thoroughbreds including Black Caviar and Makybe Diva, which remain track records to this day.

Distance Time

Horse

Date

55.42

16 Feb 2013

1000m

BLACK CAVIAR

1:02.15

2 Mar 2013

1100m

LOVEYAMADLY

1:07.16

1 Jan 2001

1200m

IGLESIA

1:20.60

12 Dec 1992

1400m

LOVEY

1:33.49

9 Nov 2002

1600m

SCENIC PEAK

1:40.83

16 Feb 2013

1700m

NICONOISE

1:47.36

11 Mar 2000

1800m

TAHUNA GOLD

1:58.73

12 Mar 2005

2000m

MAKYBE DIVA

2:33.00

7 Nov 1992

2500m

KAWTUBAN

2:41.00

2 Oct 1965

2600m

JOVIAL KNIGHT

2:52.40

6 Nov 2012

2800m

VERDANT (GB)

3:16.30

6 Nov 1990

3200m

KINGSTON RULE (USA)

HORSE STALLS MAP

HORSE STALL DIRECTORY

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

A Good Yarn

Fortune Rose

Rapid Ruby

121

Alfoil

Gaius

Red Hawk

117

Aqua Lady

122

Get On The Gas

Rocking Pretty

Areyoulistening

Glamour And Glory123

Royal Marine

As I Please

101

Gottaluvjimmy

Seydoux

Barney’s Blaze

Grand Pope

120

Shadesofmidnight 53

Bay Of Islands

Hills

Signor Fangio

BayWave

Hybrid Theory

Belaqua Belle

I Am Ready

Silly Salmon

Better Than Flying 92

Imposing Brook

Smokin’ Holly

Big Day Out

Iron One

Son Of Bielski

Black Toff Affair

Isolating

Space Force

Boom Girl

Joltin’ Joe

Starden Lass

Broadside Armour 47

Joseylin

Strategy

Buddy for Nothing 74

Keep the Magic

Cadboll

Strike Eagle

119

Kerioth

Changing Tracks

Kit And Caboodle

Tax Free Prophet

CharmWing

Longtimedreaming 51

The Running Man

Cosmic Rhapsody

Lumber Punk

Tony Nicconi

Daytona Bay

Madame Du Gast

Treporti

125

Design Rouge

Magnavale

Ultra Smart

Destiny’s Dee Day

Maranzano

Villianaire

Dynamic Sensation 29

Mount Mitty

El Salto

Mr Moppett

Vinlago

Elite Icon

118

Openhimup

Was Written

Encircle

Otelo

Wegobam

Expect The Best

Our Free Spirit

Westminster Abbe 75

Fashion Avenue

Our John Boy

Yosemite

Fi Style

Place Of Gold

Yulong Knight

For Real Life

Precious Socks

Fortune Follows 54

Queen Of Sass

124

RUNNERS BY TRAINER

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Ben & JD Hayes 10 Fashion Avenue 10 Joseylin 7 Space Force

Melody Cunningham 2 Cosmic Rhapsody Rachael Cunningham 7 Isolating Steve Cunningham 13 Westminster Abbe Christopher Davis 12 Destiny’s Dee Day

Danny O’Brien 4 Treporti George Osborne 1 Iron One 10 Kerioth

3 4

5 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 1 Cadboll 2 10 Bay Of Islands 2 7 Starden Lass 7 David & Coral Feek 5 Black Toff Affair 7 Jason Warren & Dean Krongold 4 Tax Free Prophet 5 John & Chris Ledger 5 Dynamic Sensation 5

1 5

Patrick Payne 6 Imposing Brook Mark Pegus 11 Gottaluvjimmy Paul Preusker 4 Longtimedreaming Trevor Rogers 8 Madame Du Gast

3 5

13 Villianaire Louisa Dove 14 Boom Girl Geoff Duryea 6 Magnavale Henry Dwyer 2 Gaius

Nick Ryan 9 Rapid Ruby 13 Grand Pope

Leon & Troy Corstens 9 Rocking Pretty 8 For Real Life

3 7

1 3 4 5 7

Jamie Edwards 3 Fortune Rose Mathew Ellerton 8 Queen Of Sass

John Salanitri 9 Kit And Caboodle Jamie Scott 8 Charm Wing Dale Short 12 Smokin’ Holly

7 Alfoil

11 Lumber Punk 9 Wegobam

Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 11 Glamour And Glory Paul & Tracey Templeton 5 Changing Tracks Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 5 Vinlago 3 Joltin’ Joe

Stephen Field 12 Buddy for Nothing

Saab Hasan 9 Aqua Lady Andrew Homann 14 Bay Wave Michael Huglin 4 Silly Salmon Gwenda Johnstone 10 Was Written Darryl Karp 1 Tony Nicconi Wendy Kelly 5 Our John Boy Lloyd Kennewell 3 Maranzano 5 Get On The Gas 6 I Am Ready 3 Signor Fangio Robert Linnell 11 Keep the Magic Tori Madigan 12 Ultra Smart 8 Strategy

Brent Stanley 2 El Salto

3 7

Frankie Stockdale 1 Barney’s Blaze Phil Sweeney 4 Mr Moppett

1 3 6 1 2 4

2 Yosemite

Craig Weeding 1 Encircle 6 Big Day Out

5 The Running Man Tony & Calvin McEvoy 2 Elite Icon 8 Strike Eagle Ray Besanko 7 Royal Marine Rob Blacker 1 Yulong Knight 6 Red Hawk

3 6

Helen White 11 Fi Style

Symon Wilde 2 As I Please

1 2 3 4 5

Ben Brisbourne 7 Otelo

Cliff Brown 3 Place Of Gold Stephen Brown 10 Son Of Bielski

Peter Maher 13 Openhimup

Nikki Burke 4 Expect The Best Patrick Caboche 11 Shadesofmidnight 9 Fortune Follows

4 5

6 Broadside Armour Shawn Mathrick 12 Areyoulistening

1 5

Mervyn McKenzie 3 A Good Yarn

Heath Chalmers 4 Mount Mitty

Ricardo Meunier 7 Better Than Flying Peter G Moody 2 Daytona Bay Shane Nichols 1 Design Rouge Tony Noonan 8 Belaqua Belle 3 Our Free Spirit

Will Clarken 9 Hills Jim Conlan 10 Seydoux

Kevin Corstens 12 Hybrid Theory Glenn Cross 6 Precious Socks

4 5

JOCKEYS BY RIDES

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Will Gordon 1 Cadboll

Undeclared 13 Westminster Abbe

Patrick Moloney 3 Maranzano 5 Get On The Gas 7 Isolating 9 Aqua Lady 11 Lumber Punk 1 Design Rouge 3 Place Of Gold 5 Changing Tracks 9 Fortune Follows 11 Gottaluvjimmy Brett Prebble 12 Smokin’ Holly Craig Newitt 1 Iron One 7 Alfoil 4 Expect The Best 6 Broadside Armour 8 Charm Wing 10 Son Of Bielski Josh Richards 4 Silly Salmon 6 Imposing Brook 2 Yosemite

2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 6 7 1 2 3 4 6 7 1 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 1 4 4 5 7 1 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 5 6 7 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 5 6 7

1 2 3 4 5 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 7 1 4 5 6 7

3 Fortune Rose 5 Our John Boy 7 Space Force

14 Bay Wave 13 Openhimup 14 Boom Girl 13 Villianaire 13 Grand Pope

9 Hills

11 Keep the Magic

Declan Bates 11 Shadesofmidnight 3 Signor Fangio 5 Dynamic Sensation 7 Royal Marine 1 Encircle Matthew Cartwright 8 Madame Du Gast 10 Bay Of Islands 12 Destiny’s Dee Day 9 Wegobam

Dean Holland 5 Vinlago 7 Otelo 9 Rapid Ruby

11 Glamour And Glory 1 Tony Nicconi 3 Joltin’ Joe Jamie Kah 6 Precious Socks 8 Strike Eagle 10 Fashion Avenue 12 Hybrid Theory 2 Cosmic Rhapsody 4 Mr Moppett

2 El Salto 4 Mount Mitty 6 Magnavale Michael Dee 2 Daytona Bay 6 Red Hawk 8 Strategy 10 Was Written

Damian Lane 10 Seydoux

2 Gaius

4 Longtimedreaming

4 Tax Free Prophet 6 Big Day Out 8 Queen Of Sass

8 For Real Life 10 Joseylin 12 Ultra Smart 2 As I Please

12 Buddy for Nothing Jarrod Fry 7 Better Than Flying 9 Kit And Caboodle 1 Yulong Knight 3 A Good Yarn 5 Black Toff Affair 11 Fi Style

Jye McNeil 2 Elite Icon 4 Treporti 6 I Am Ready

Damien Thornton 9 Rocking Pretty 1 Barney’s Blaze 3 Our Free Spirit 5 The Running Man 7 Starden Lass

8 Belaqua Belle

10 Kerioth

12 Areyoulistening

stewards summary

Race 1 Maranzano Silly Salmon

Began awkwardly and lost ground. Bendigo 12/12/2021 Began awkwardly. Ladbrokes Park Lakeside 25/08/2021

Precious Socks Lay in under pressure in the straight. Approaching the winning post rdr was unable to ride his mount out in his normal manner due to the mare laying in. Stony Creek27/12/2021 Better Than Flying Underwent a veterinary examination after sustaining a minor abrasion

on the forehead in the tie-up stalls and was passed suitable to race. Began awkwardly. Faltered passing the 500m. Rider reported the filly was agitated pre-race which may have affected its performance. Trainer Ricardo Meunier was notified a warning would be recorded against the filly for its poor performance. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 05/01/2022 Began awkwardly and shifted out. Rider reported not intention to lead, however, after beginning well filly settled in that position with little effort-added filly raced greenly, gave ground when under pressure in straight and may have come to the end of its preparation. A post-race vet exam failed to reveal any obvious abs-Stable since advised will now be spelled Cranbourne 15/08/2021

Seydoux

Shadesofmidnight Raced wide without cover Cranbourne 23/09/2021 Westminster Abbe Overraced in the early stages. Checked off heels when overracing near the 1000m. bet365 Yarra Valley 28/12/2021

Race 2 Daytona Bay Place Of Gold Get On The Gas

Raced greenly in the straight. The Valley 31/12/2021 Raced wide throughout Mornington 29/12/2021

Restrained in the early stages to obtain cover. Raced keenly in the early and middle stages. Rdr said intention to settle with cover however whilst he had an option to race forward when runners to his inside showed speed he restrained. He added mount then raced keenly and was not suited by moderate tempo. Post race vet exam revealed no abs. Swab taken. Tnr to report back. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 03/01/2022

Otelo Began awkwardly. bet365 Park Kilmore 11/01/2022 Kit And Caboodle Held up for clear running from the 400m to the 250m. bet365 Park Kilmore 11/01/2022 Bay Of Islands Began awkwardly and lost ground. Weakened from the 200 metres. Rider reported from his wide barrier he was obliged to work hard in the early stages to obtain a position outside the leader, however, when placed under pressure his mount was disappointing when it failed to respond to his riding. A post-race veterinary examination failed to reveal any obvious abnormality. Caulfield 26/12/2021

Race 3 Yosemite

Restrained in the early stages. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 03/01/2022

Fortune Rose Began awkwardly before being tightened for room. bet365 Geelong 06/01/2022 Longtimedreaming Raced keenly in the middle stages. bet365 Geelong 06/01/2022 Changing Tracks Rider stated it would be suited over more ground. Vet reported no abnormalities. Sportsbet-Pakenham13/01/2022 I Am Ready From passing the 400 metres until approaching the 200 metres was held up for a run Stony Creek27/12/2021 Isolating Over-raced early and middle. Moe 18/01/2022 Fi Style Slow to begin. Horsham19/12/2021

Race 4 Barney’s Blaze

Shifted out to improve near the 300m and as a result bumped. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 05/01/2022 Bumped on leaving the barriers. Hampered passing the 500 metres. Held up for clear running over the final 100 metres Mornington 29/12/2021 Raced wide and without cover throughout. Rdr said mount may appreciate tracks with more give. Post race vet exam revealed no abs. Sportsbet-Ballarat19/09/2021 Bumped near the 300m. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 05/01/2022 Began awkwardly. Sportsbet-Ballarat Synthetic 16/08/2021 Commenced awkwardly and knuckled. The Valley 31/12/2021 Restrained at start. Steadied off heels near the 800m. Mornington 09/01/2022 Slow to begin. Raced keenly in the middle stages. Wagga 06/01/2022 Raced three-wide and without cover throughout the event. Albury 11/01/2022

Gaius

Signor Fangio

Expect The Best

Red Hawk Aqua Lady

Hybrid Theory

Openhimup

Boom Girl

Race 5 El Salto

Slow to begin. Held up for clear running from approaching the 400m until passing the 200m. Near the 100m laid in, having to be straightened by its rider shortly after to obtain clear running. The Valley17/12/2021 Broadside Armour Passing the 600m had to be steadied whilst racing keenly. Wagga 06/01/2022 Strategy Bounded at start. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 03/01/2022 Fortune Follows Raced wide and without cover throughout. Mornington 09/01/2022 Kerioth Held up for a short distance rounding the home turn. bet365 Geelong 14/01/2022 Villianaire Knuckled at start. bet365 Park Kilmore 11/01/2022 Race 6 Cosmic Rhapsody Restrained in the early stages. Had difficulty obtaining clear running from the 300m to the finish. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 03/01/2022 Mount Mitty Raced keenly outside the leader in the early and middle stages. Swan Hill 16/04/2021 Big Day Out Began awkwardly and made contact with another runner. Caulfield 12/01/2022 Royal Marine Began awkwardly Cranbourne 22/07/2021 CharmWing Bumped at start. Bendigo 20/08/2021 Hills Laid in, in the straight. Murray Bridge GH 19/06/2021 Areyoulistening Slow into stride. Held up for clear running from the 400m to the 200m. Mornington 01/01/2022

stewards summary

Race 7 Design Rouge As I Please Mr Moppett

Slow to begin. Warrnambool 31/12/2021

Slow to begin and then was hampered. Warrnambool 31/12/2021 Was a little slow to begin. When questioned regarding the performance of the gelding rider app stated that his mount his mount did not travel at any stage of the event and in his view may benefit from the application of blinkers for its next race start. Canberra 12/01/2022 Raced keenly in the early and middle stages. Cranbourne 02/01/2022 Hampered near the 1000 metres when bumped. Flemington 18/12/2021 Resaddled at the barrier.Ladbrokes Park Hillside 05/01/2022 Near the 900m shifted in and away after clipping heels. As a result knuckled and lost ground. bet365 Echuca 22/10/2021 Restrained in the early stages. Ladbrokes Park Hillside 03/01/2022

Black Toff Affair Starden Lass

Wegobam

Son Of Bielski

Grand Pope

BOX QUINELLA

3 Selections $3.00 4 Selections $6.00 5 Selections $10.00

6 Selections $15.00 7 Selections $21.00 8 Selections $28.00

BOX EXACTA

2 Selections $2.00 3 Selections $6.00 4 Selections $12.00

5 Selections $20.00 6 Selections $30.00 7 Selections $42.00

BOX TRIFECTA

3 Runners $6.00 4 Runners $24.00 5 Runners $60.00 6 Runners $120.00

7 Runners $210.00 8 Runners $336.00 9 Runners $504.00 10 Runners $720.00

8 runners $1680 9 runners $3024 10 runners $5040 BOX FIRST FOUR

4 runners $24 5 runners $120 6 runners $360 7 runners $840

ALL CALCULATIONS ARE BASED ON A $1 INVESTMENT. IF YOU ELECT TO TAKE A 50 CENT BET, HALVE THE COST.

gear changes

Lugging Bit OFF FIRST TIME R 6 No: 1 TONY NICCONI Nasal Strip FIRST TIME R 1 No: 10 SEYDOUX Norton Bit OFF FIRST TIME R 4 No: 7 ALFOIL Nose Roll OFF FIRST TIME R 3 No: 5 CHANGING TRACKS R 4 No: 9 AQUA LADY Tongue Control Bit FIRST TIME R 6 No: 11 GOTTALUVJIMMY

Bar Plates (Front) OFF FIRST TIME R 6 No: 10 WAS WRITTEN Blinkers AGAIN R 4 No: 7 ALFOIL R 5 No: 5 DYNAMIC SENSATION R 6 No: 3 A GOOD YARN R 7 No: 10 SON OF BIELSKI R 7 No: 13 GRAND POPE Blinkers FIRST TIME R 1 No: 13 WESTMINSTER ABBE R 4 No: 11 GLAMOUR AND GLORY R 6 No: 4 MOUNT MITTY Blinkers OFF AGAIN R 6 No: 7 ROYAL MARINE Cross-over Nose Band FIRST TIME R 1 No: 2 ELITE ICON Ear Muffs FIRST TIME R 1 No: 8 MADAME DU GAST Ear Muffs OFF AGAIN R 1 No: 6 PRECIOUS SOCKS Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) AGAIN R 1 No: 6 PRECIOUS SOCKS Ear Muffs (Pre-Race Only) FIRST TIME R 4 No: 7 ALFOIL

Tongue Tie FIRST TIME R 1 No: 2 ELITE ICON

R 1 No: 12 SMOKIN’ HOLLY R 5 No: 7 SPACE FORCE Tongue Tie OFF FIRST TIME R 4 No: 7 ALFOIL R 4 No: 9 AQUA LADY Visors FIRST TIME R 1 No: 3 MARANZANO Winkers OFF AGAIN

R 6 No: 1 TONY NICCONI Winkers OFF FIRST TIME R 4 No: 11 GLAMOUR AND GLORY

Lugging Bit FIRST TIME R 1 No: 2 ELITE ICON

TODAY’S Flemington BIG6

LEG RACE # RACE NAME

TIME

2 Leap Real Estate Sprint

3:30pm 4:00pm 4:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:00pm

2 3 4 5 6

3 Resimax Group Jockeys Challenge Trophy

4 Yum Sing House Sprint 5 Adelphi Hotel Plate 6 Silverpoint Homes Sprint

Tick Homes Dash

Flemington MULTIPLE BETTING info Daily Double 5 & 7 Quaddie 4,5,6,7

Race 4

1000m

4:30pm

Yum Sing House Sprint (Of $50,000)

1 24s13 Barney’s Blaze (8) Frankie Stockdale (dw) .................... Damien Thornton 60 2 271s5 Gaius (11) Henry Dwyer (w) .................................................. Damian Lane 59.5 3 3s15s Signor Fangio (NZ) (4) Lloyd Kennewell (w) ......................... Declan Bates 59.5 4 1s8 Expect The Best (9) Nikki Burke (d) . ............................... Brett Prebble 59 5 2178s Our John Boy (6) Wendy Kelly (w) ..................................... Will Gordon 59 6 1s Red Hawk (1) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (d) ................................... Michael Dee 59 7 2182s Alfoil (3) Leon & Troy Corstens ............................................ Craig Newitt 58.5 8 37s1 Belaqua Belle (12) Tony Noonan (d) ..................................... Jye McNeil 58 9 0s1s8 Aqua Lady (5) Saab Hasan ............................................ Patrick Moloney 57.5 10 25212 Joseylin (14) Ben & JD Hayes (d) ......................... Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 57 11 s4187 Glamour And Glory (2) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (d) . Dean Holland 57 12 s99s8 Hybrid Theory (10) Kevin Corstens ........................................ Jamie Kah 57 13e 52443 Openhimup (7) Peter Maher (w) ............................................................. 57 14e s0s85 Boom Girl (13) Louisa Dove (dw) . ......................................................... 57

Race 5

1100m

5:00pm

Adelphi Hotel Plate (Of $50,000)

1 11184 Yulong Knight (IRE) (7) Rob Blacker (dw) .............................. Jarrod Fry 63 2 48822 El Salto (5) Brent Stanley (dw) ................... Matthew Cartwright (a2/51kg) 61 3 4s142 Our Free Spirit (6) Tony Noonan . .............................. Damien Thornton 60.5 4 65s16 Tax Free Prophet (1) Jason Warren & Dean Krongold . ........... Damian Lane 60.5 5 28150 Dynamic Sensation (12) John & Chris Ledger (d) ............... Declan Bates 60 6 60s91 Broadside Armour (3) Peter Maher (w) ......................... Brett Prebble 59.5 7 129 Space Force (10) Ben & JD Hayes ...................................... Will Gordon 59.5 8 10264 Strategy (13) Lloyd Kennewell (dw) ....................................... Michael Dee 59.5 9 4s221 Fortune Follows (4) Patrick Caboche . ............................ Craig Newitt 59 10 5s174 Kerioth (9) George Osborne (dw) ............................................. Jye McNeil 59 11 41s Lumber Punk (11) Leon & Troy Corstens ......................... Patrick Moloney 57.5 12 s3541 Ultra Smart (2) Tori Madigan ............................ Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 57 13e 40s44 Villianaire (8) Christopher Davis (dw) .................................................... 57

Race 6

1000m

5:30pm

Silverpoint Homes Sprint (Of $50,000)

1 7408s Tony Nicconi (1) Darryl Karp . .......................................... Dean Holland 62 2 46410 Cosmic Rhapsody (4) Melody Cunningham (d) ......................... Jamie Kah 59.5 3 7s426 A Good Yarn (3) Mervyn McKenzie (dw) .................................. Jarrod Fry 59 4 8109s Mount Mitty (2) Heath Chalmers (d) . ........ Matthew Cartwright (a2/51kg) 59 5 138s4 The Running Man (11) R Griffiths & M de Kock (dw) ....... Damien Thornton 59 6 33228 Big Day Out (5) Craig Weeding (d) ........................................ Damian Lane 57.5 7 1586s Royal Marine (9) Ray Besanko (w) .................................... Declan Bates 57.5 8 14s0s Charm Wing (10) Jamie Scott (w) . ................................... Brett Prebble 57 9 s312s Hills (8) Will Clarken (dw) ................................................... Will Gordon 57 10 s7522 Was Written (12) Gwenda Johnstone ................................... Michael Dee 57 11 57165 Gottaluvjimmy (6) Mark Pegus ....................................... Craig Newitt 57 12 92433 Areyoulistening (7) Shawn Mathrick (d) . ............................. Jye McNeil 57

Race 7

1200m

6:00pm

Tick Homes Dash (Of $50,000)

1 384s0 Design Rouge (2) Shane Nichols (d) .............................. Patrick Moloney 61.5 2 6s0s1 As I Please (6) Symon Wilde (d) .......................... Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 60 3 58122 Joltin’ Joe (1) Paul & Tracey Templeton (dw) . ....................... Dean Holland 60 4 6s815 Mr Moppett (10) Phil Sweeney (d) .......................................... Jamie Kah 60 5 065s1 Black Toff Affair (12) David & Coral Feek (dw) . ................... Jarrod Fry 59 6 88652 Magnavale (9) Geoff Duryea (dw) .............. Matthew Cartwright (a2/51kg) 59 7 98423 Starden Lass (3) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ....... Damien Thornton 57 8 29s11 Queen Of Sass (5) Mathew Ellerton (d) . ............................... Damian Lane 57 9 6s322 Wegobam (8) Leon & Troy Corstens ...................................... Declan Bates 57 10 20s7s Son Of Bielski (13) Stephen Brown . ................................ Brett Prebble 57 11 73296 Keep the Magic (NZ) (4) Robert Linnell (dw) ......................... Will Gordon 57 12 96995 Buddy for Nothing (7) Stephen Field (d) . .......................... Michael Dee 57 13e 0s347 Grand Pope (11) Nick Ryan (d) ............................................................. 57

18 Resimax Group Rapid Racing Program ( field limit of 12) Distance Class Prizemoney 1000m 3YO+ Maiden $50,000 1200m 3YO+ No metropolitan wins $50,000 1000m 3YO Benchmark 64 $50,000 1100m 3YO+ Benchmark 64 $50,000 1000m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Fillies & Mares Benchmark 64 $50,000 Current Victorian premiership leader Jye McNeil headlines the metropolitan team alongside Brett Prebble , Damian Lane , Jamie Kah , Michael Dee , Matthew Cartwright (a) and Josh Richards (a) . The country team stars 33-time Group 1 winning rider Craig Newitt alongside Patrick Moloney , Will Gordon , Declan Bates , Jarrod Fry , Damien Thornton and Dean Holland . The country team stars 33-time Group 1 winning rider Craig Newitt alongside Patrick Moloney , Will Gordon , Declan Bates , Jarrod Fry , Damien Thornton and Dean Hollan . Victoria’s leading metropolitan and country jockeys will face off for Resimax Group Rapid Racing on Friday 21 January 2022. Now in its third year, Resimax Group Rapid Racing features a short, punchy programwith all 7 races run on the famous Flemington straight course over distances ranging from 1000m to 1200m with 30 minute gaps between races. Highlighted by the Jockeys Challenge , a competition that will see the top fourteen riders in Victoria do battle for bragging rights. RESIMAX GROUP RAPID RACING RACE DAY CONDITIONS AND JOCKEY TEAMS RESIMAX GROUP RAPID RACING RACE DAY CONDITIONS AND JOCKEY TEAMS Resimax Group Rapid Racing Program (field limit of 12) Distance Class Prizemoney 1000m 3YO+ Maiden $50,000 1200m 3YO+ No metropolitan wins $50,000 1000m 3YO Benchmark 64 $50,000 1100m 3YO+ Benchmark 64 $50,000 1000m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Fillies & Mares Benchmark 64 $50,000 Victoria’s leading metropolit n and country jockeys will face o ff for Resimax Gr up Rapid R cing on Friday 21 January 2022. Now in its t ird y ar, Resimax Group Rapid Racing featur s a short, punchy programwith all 7 races run on the famous Flemin to straight course over distances ranging from 1000m to 1200m with 30 minute gaps between races. Highlighted by the Jockeys Challenge , a competition that will see the top fourteen riders in Victoria do battle for bragging rights. Current Victorian premiership leader Jye McNeil headlines the metropolitan team alongside Brett Prebble , Damian Lane , Jamie Kah , Michael Dee , Matthew Cartwright (a) and Josh Richards (a) .

Background information on the Jockeys Challenge • The top seven riders that make up each team were determined by the premiership standings at the end of 3 January 2022. • The minimum weight in each race will be 57kg and apprentices are entitled to use their claim in all races. • The metropolitan team will carry even-numbered saddlecloths, country team will carry odd-numbered saddlecloths. • Jockeys will wear the registered colours for each of their rides, team colours will be worn in the form of breeches and saddlecloths, with the metro team in purple , and the country team in red . • Points are awarded on a 4-3-2-1 basis, with the winner assigned four points, second place three points, third place two points and fourth place one point. • Each team will have two “Power Plays”. Each “Power Play” allows the team to choose a race that will carry double points should their riders ǻRMWLMRXLIXSTJSYV)SYFPITSMRXWHSRSXETTP]JSVXLISTTSWMRKXIEQ unless that race has also been selected by their team to be a “Power Play” race. • Each team must declare their two “Power Play” races before Race 1. • All seven riders in each teamwill be drawn a number 1 to 7 to determine the order of the horse they are allocated in each of the races, as detailed in the following table: TEAM COUNTRY R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Country Jockey 1 1 3 5 7 9 11 NR Country Jockey 2 3 5 7 9 11 NR 1 Country Jockey 3 5 7 9 11 NR 1 3 Country Jockey 4 7 9 11 NR 1 3 5 Country Jockey 5 9 11 NR 1 3 5 7 Country Jockey 6 11 NR 1 3 5 7 9 Country Jockey 7 NR 1 3 5 7 9 11 TEAM METRO R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Metro Jockey 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 NR Metro Jockey 2 4 6 8 10 12 NR 2 Metro Jockey 3 6 8 10 12 NR 2 4 Metro Jockey 4 8 10 12 NR 2 4 6 Metro Jockey 5 10 12 NR 2 4 6 8 Metro Jockey 6 12 NR 2 4 6 8 10 Metro Jockey 7 NR 2 4 6 8 10 12

NR – no ride

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THROWING THEIR HAT IN THE RING BY MICHAEL MANLEY

Look around at any yearling sale and among the trainers, strappers, breeders, owners, auctioneers and more are some of the most important people in the room: the bloodstock agent. They are the ones who ultimately buy the horses, looking to set them on a path to glory. With around 5,000 yearlings being sold each year in Australia, the pressure is on for bloodstock agents to pick the eyes out of the catalogues and find the best horses. Doesn’t sound easy though does it? It’s not, and for bloodstock agents, their mission to find the best yearlings usually begins months before the sales when they receive their catalogues. They will then go to work on the pedigrees. Then they will inspect and assess any prospective buy thoroughly. Then, when they have decided a yearling is worth bidding on, they won’t necessarily come home with it as they might be outbid, or it goes beyond their valuation. Each bloodstock agent has their own special recipe. They will either buy for a trainer, a syndicator, or for themselves to syndicate. It’s a high pressure time for them, and their business lives or dies by their selections. There’s a constant theme coming through when talking to the bloodstock agents that the only way they will find the horses they want is through painstakingly hard work. Bloodstock agent Sheamus Mills said the yearling sales period is five months of hard work and pressure. All agents have their own formula, but the key factors for them all when purchasing a yearling involve conformation, pedigree, and then value. Mills, who has purchased the likes of Odeum and Night Raid, said for him it’s all about narrowing down the horses he likes. When he has decided on a yearling he likes, he will constantly return to it looking at its strengths over and over again. Mills said he’s a fan of successful broodmare sires and that’s one of his criteria. “I’m really big on broodmare sires, that’s important to me. Usually, if a yearling is not out of a successful broodmare sire I tend to overlook them, but I can forgive that a little bit if the dam could run.”

Mills said if a mare has had six or seven foals to race and hasn’t thrown a smart horse, he will give that a miss. “I go in with a shortlist. I go and check the ones I like via pedigrees two or three times to narrow down the list.” Mills said a yearling’s physical appearance and how it walked was paramount for him. “For me, the most important thing for a horse is how it walks. The vast majority of good horses walk well. “I’m also really big on a horse’s attitude. Not necessarily that they are calm or really quiet. What I’m looking for is a certain level of confidence in a horse in that environment. They are herd animals and I’m looking for a horse to show dominant signs.” Mills said he looked for a large girth on a yearling so there was plenty of heart and lung room. “I like to narrow them down and narrow them down again. Once I’ve seen them five or six times, I’ll then go and do some more pedigree research. “I’ll go and check what the other fillies in the family are up to. If they are being mated to Zoustar, Fastnet Rock, I Am Invincible that will also influence me. “By the time we are bidding, I want to have seen them enough times to know I’m bidding on the right horse.” Mills said once the sales began it was all about sliding door moments on the auction floor. “Do you get beaten with the first one you bid for on your list or do you get the fifth one? It’s also about value.”

Images courtesy of Inglis

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He said at each sale, about five per cent of horses meet his criteria. Once he’s got his horse, it’s then about finding the right client if he doesn’t have a set order. “The large part of the work is to find the right horse, then find the right client. If I see someone at the sales who has raced a relation of a horse I’ve bought, I’ll see whether they want to buy this one.” Mills said he doesn’t buy a lot of horses at a sale and he’s keen to keep up his good strike rate. “I’ve got clients looking for quality and that brings extra pressure.” Mills said last year he purchased 10 to 12 yearlings for his clients. He also does work for Bluebloods Syndications and bought between 15 to 20 yearlings for them. As Archie Alexander’s racing manager and also bloodstock consultant for Roll The Dice Racing, Jeremy Rogers said what he’s trying to do is find the diamond in the rough. The key ingredients for finding a yearling for Rogers includes their physical makeup, movement and attitude. “Physical makeup is the number one aspect I want to see. I want to see a good strong hindquarter, good girth, and a good rein. “I’ll look at 500 horses in a sale and I might narrow it down to 10 in the end. That’s the challenge and that’s what makes it interesting.

“From 500 I look at, 25 will be on my second-look list. I’ll go back and have another look and take off another ten. I’ll send my list to Roll The Dice with about 15 on it and they’ll have their list. “Then we’ll get them vetted and by the time the sale starts we might be left with three or four to bid on. Then we’ve got our budgets. If it goes over then we’ll miss out.” Rogers is also looking at and purchasing yearlings for Archie Alexander. Melbourne bloodstock agent Suman Hedge said he looks for several things before purchasing a yearling. “It’s a combination of things, but first and foremost I’m looking for elite athletic qualities such as good movement and good balance. Then strength, size, and bone, plus whether they display a good temperament,” Hedge said. Hedge said a yearling’s pedigree was also to the forefront in deciding whether he would bid on a horse. Another factor for Hedge is where they were bred. “Some farms are more prolific than others. That comes into our consideration and then value comes into play. “We try to buy horses within that framework. We have a value as to what it’s worth and then we match them all together,” Hedge said. Hedge purchased dual Group 1 winner and top sire Zoustar for $140,000 at the Magic Millions Sales. “Zoustar was an extremely athletic horse who moved well.” Putting on the show for the bloodstock agents are the sales companies such as Inglis, and Melbourne director James Price said his team of ten were also essentially bloodstock agents. “There’s a team of eight to ten of us and we regard ourselves as bloodstock agents as it’s our job to check in on horses and then source and rate them for our sales,” Price said. He said fromAugust 1 they spend a lot of time at stud farms looking at yearlings and working out where they would be best placed to sell. “Our job is the management of sellers and buyers. It’s a twelve-months-of- the-year operation.” It’s at a sale such as Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling Sale at Oaklands Junction in late February/early March where the bloodstock agents compete against each other to land the best yearlings. Then, once the yearlings are purchased, the long wait then begins to find out whether they have been on the mark, which will begin when the two-year- olds start racing the following season.

EQUINE WELFARE

FLEMINGTON FACILITIES SET THE STANDARD FOR TRAINING OF RACEHORSES BY MICHAEL MANLEY Flemington has cemented its position as one of Australia’s premier training centres with its new synthetic training track, according to leading trainers and officials. Flemington’s track manager Liam O’Keeffe said the opening of the new track, called Gallop Track, continued the VRC’s commitment to its trainers to provide the best possible training surfaces for their horses. He said it has given the 20 trainers based at Flemington another exceptional track option to work the 600 horses trained there. O’Keeffe said he expected that trainers would love the Gallop Track surface as it represented the latest chapter in the evolution and improvement of synthetic tracks. O’Keeffe explained the make-up of the surfacewas different to other synthetic tracks and would lead to a more consistent and safe surface year-round for horses to gallop on. “It’s a synthetic surface made up of sand and emulsions, which is an oily, wax type material that binds the material together. There are some fibres in that sand that soften the footing,” O’Keeffe said. High-quality sand sourced from a You Yangs quarry is being used, which is another one of the improvements. “It’s a beautifully coloured sand and it will give a nice cushiony surface for the horses to gallop on.” The new Gallop Track, which opened on 25 August, has replaced the old Pro- Ride track. O’Keeffe said over its 11 years the Pro-Ride track had done a great job, withstanding more than 200,000 gallops, but during that time the surface particles had become finer and the fibre had worn away. O’Keeffe said one of the advantages of the synthetic track was that it gave horses consistent footing. “That’s what the synthetic surface provides underneath with the fibre and the oil and the wax. It also allows a high volume of workload to be performed on the track.”

O’Keeffe said injury rates with gallopers had fallen due to the synthetic tracks.

“At the volume and the speed that horses go, there is a risk of injury so we’re always trying to improve our maintenance programs to reduce this.” “As time has gone on there have been fewer and fewer injuries due to the great new tracks and the products we have to maintain them. We also take feedback from the trainers, the riders and the vets as to what we can do better.” O’Keeffe said track maintenance was the most important role of his staff, which is made up of 25 full-time workers and a handful of casuals. “It’s certainly the largest part of our working week that is spent maintaining all of the tracks. “Each morning we go and measure all the surfaces. We get feedback from all the trainers and riders on how the tracks are riding. All of the tracks require different maintenance at all times of the year and we try to present them at 100 per cent every day in any type of weather condition.” O’Keeffe said the synthetic tracks require a lot of maintenance during winter when the weather is colder as the track firms up and conversely when it is hot in summer they tended to soften up.

The new Gallop Track is designed to handle these weather scenarios.

Supervising the installation and laying of the Flemington Gallop Track is Ian Pearse, known as the father of synthetic surfaces in Australia. 2021 has proven to be a momentous one for Pearse as he received a kidney transplant at the start of the year. After his health improved Pearse decided to get back into building synthetic tracks and he started a new company called Gallop Track. Pearse was the founder of Pro-Ride, the company that introduced synthetic tracks to Australia, but due to his ill health, he sold out of the business. Pearse said he has loved being involved in the installation of the Flemington track. “We see the opportunity as really exciting to be able to get back into the industry after five years off. We’ve done a few renovations at Newcastle, Lindsay Park and now the new track at Flemington.” “With the Gallop Track, we’ve created a system which stays more flexible under colder temperatures surfaces. We’ve added some UV stabilisers into it,

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so it’s got better resistance to and is more stable under heat, but is also more flexible when it’s cold.” “We’re a little bit more stable than other surfaces. We make them a little bit firmer which leads to more sure footing and a more stable surface.” Installing the new track, which is 2100 metres by 7.5 metres in circumference, and replacing the old track was a $1.6 million project funded by Racing Victoria and the VRC. The VRC has donated the old Pro-Ride track to other horse-sport establishments, which O’Keeffe had been an enjoyable and satisfying project to work on. “Firstly, we gave the local trainers the chance to use it for their properties and some have used it on their training farms,” O’Keeffe said. “After that, it’s been split. A portion has gone to Godolphin to use at its stud farm for mating barns, stallions and mares. We are also donating some to the Riding For The Disabled at Pakenhamwhich will help them build a new arena for the students to be able to ride on.” O’Keeffe said Lauriston Park pre-training centre at Corinella had also taken a portion of the Pro-Ride track. Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Mike Moroney said he viewed the installation of the Gallop Track as a continuation of the VRC’s commitment to Flemington as a training centre. “There are so many options for a trainer to use. There are so many tracks to use and the best thing about it is they are big spacious tracks. “They are also well marshalled. Everything is railed and there’s the tunnel for the horses to use to get to and from the track. It ticks all the boxes.” Fellow Melbourne Cup-winning local trainer Danny O’Brien said the VRC made training a priority, especially since Neil Wilson became chief executive and Steve Rosich was continuing that legacy. “Training’s a priority for the VRC. We’re lucky to be using a world-class facility,” he said. O’Brien said the installation of the Gallop Track only enhanced Flemington as a training base. He said the other key aspect of training at Flemington was the excellent track supervision and management of it by Liam O’Keeffe and his team. In fact, he is confident that Flemington trainers enjoy such great success because of this excellent training facility.

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