Flemington Finals Race Day

FLEMINGTON FINALS RACE DAY SAT 1 JULY 2023

Flemington Finals Race Day Saturday 1 July 2023

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEIL WILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer

SOPHIE O’KANE

vin cox

NEIL WERRETT

MICHAEL SAADIE

dAVE bARHAM

allison purdey

ann peacock

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: PETER MINEO VRC Media: DAVID CAMPBELL Experience & Events: LUKE KINNIBURGH Finance & Information Technology: SAM WHATMORE Legal, Risk & Governance: NADIA ANGELO Membership, Ticketing &

Stipendiary Stewards: robert cram (Chairman), corie waller, alex streckbein, REX TERP & reece wheeler Veterinary Surgeons: Dr michelle pap, Dr chris heislers & Dr jack porter Judge: simon petch Starter: anthony richards & andrew duff Clerks of Scales: abby boyle & HAYLEY ADDISON Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: PETER PATTERSON, teash griffin & SHANE PATTERSON Doctor:

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

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

Flemington Finals Race Day Saturday 1 July 2023

11:50am Race 1 Next Generation Sprinters Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Sam Whatmore, Executive General Manager - Finance & IT, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

12:25pm Race 2 Leilani Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Sam Whatmore, Executive General Manager - Finance & IT, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:00pm Race 3 Schweppes Taj Rossi Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Mr Daniel Christie, National Business Manager, Asahi Lifestyle Beverages, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:35pm Race 4 Banjo Paterson Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:15pm Race 5 A.R. Creswick Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director, will escort Mr Tim Bayles, Grandson of the late Sir Alec Creswick, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:55pm Race 6 Polytrack Mahogany Challenge Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:30pm Race 7 Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar. 4:10pm Race 8 VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Mrs Briga Fliedner, Director, Country Racing Victoria, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:40pm Race 9 Silver Bowl Series Final

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

what’s on

Flemington Finals Race Day Saturday 1 July 20233

Flemington Finals Race Day features nine finals of the Flemington Winter Racing Series with the winners and runners up of different heats that have been run across Victorian racetracks over the past few months competing. With options for all ages and at a variety of distances, it is a forerunner to the Spring with the races producing Group 1 winners and Lexus Melbourne Cup runners in recent years. The meeting is headlined by the Listed Winter Championship Final (1600m), the Listed Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final (1200m) and the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final (1600m) for two-year-olds. All RACEGOERS Punters Club The VRC Punters Club will run from both Saintly Place and The Atrium, offering the opportunity for VRC Members and public patrons to join in on the fun. The VRC Punters Club is proudly supported by TAB and hosted by racing personalities. Register before Race 3 for $10 cash. Saintly Place Sports Bar Catch all of the live racing action on TV and enjoy easy access to refreshing beverages and food specials, TAB, pool tables and shuffleboard. Plus, you will be able to watch AFL matches throughout the afternoon with Adelaide Crows v North Melbourne from 1:45pm, Western Bulldogs v Fremantle from 1:45pm, and Gold Coast Suns v Collingwood at 4:35pm. . Food Specials across course Before the jump of Race 2, racegoers can enjoy an egg and bacon roll plus a coffee for $10, or a muffin and coffee for $8 from Saintly Place and other select retailers across course. Plus, there are all day food specials, including $5 large beef pies, $5 fries, and $5 soup of the day with a bread roll. Living Legends Living Legends Apache Cat and Santa Ana Lane will be joining us today! Be sure to catch them in the horse stalls throughout the day and parading in the Mounting Yard after races 2 and 4

EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS

Family Bistro Family Bistro in The View is the perfect spot for young families to spend their day at the races. A tantalising kid-friendly bistro menu, offering a range of hearty winter meal options for the adults and a menu just for the kids to enjoy. Kids can join in the fun of the Silent Disco between 11:30am and 1:30pm with their very own headphones. In the afternoon, they can also settle into the beanbags in the Silent Cinema to watch Sing 2 from 1:45pm and Sonic the Hedgehog 2 from 3:45pm. Headsets will be provided, and FREE, freshly popped popcorn is available to snack on. An indoor play area with a ball pit, blow-up play castle, arcade games, arts and crafts and the chance to have a free photo taken in the photobooth, make for hours of entertainment for kids of all ages. No booking required. Walk-up only, subject to the availability at the time. . Heritage Display in The Atrium On display in The Atrium is the Westwood Family Merry-Go-Round that was built in 1928 with horses that are all named after champions of the turf – Carbine, Phar Lap, Peter Pan and Ajax. This historic Merry-Go-Round and the racing games on display are on loan from the Australian Racing Museum. Entertainment in The Roof Garden & G.H. Mumm Champagne Bar VRC Members and their guests can dance the afternoon away with a live DJ in The Roof Garden playing all the hottest hits – from after the feature race until after the last. And in the G.H. Mumm Champagne Bar, join in on a sing-along with the resident Piano Man playing all your favourite requests. 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. Find out more: vrc.com.au/membership/my-membership/vrc-member-stakes/

next race day

VRC Members Race Day Saturday 15 July 2023

The VRC celebrates its members as we close out another memorable season at HQ. The meeting plays host to The Byerley Handicap (1800m) – a coveted event for owners and trainers who will be seeking ballot exempt path for their two-year-olds into the Penfolds Victoria Derby or the Kennedy Oaks. Also on the card is the Flemington Cup (2800m) 1849, a race 12 years older than the Lexus Melbourne Cup, that gives stayers another chance to go for gold at Headquarters. Following the passing of much-loved industry personality Deane Lester in February this year, the VRC is proud to rename the

race the Deane Lester Flemington Cup in his honour. Tickets for VRC Members Race Day are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com.au/vrc

2023 Melbourne Cup Carnival | On Sale Now Public ticketing and corporate hospitality packages across all four days of the 2023 Melbourne Cup Carnival are on sale now via Ticketmaster. General Admission early bird prices are available until July 31 or upgrade your experience to one of our premium all-inclusive dining packages, reserved seating or front lawn reserved tables. Hospitality packages including The Furphy Deck, Riverside Bar and Bistro, The Terrace Restaurant, The Rose Room and more. Plus, new to 2023 is Lucky’s – The Finest Time, this all-inclusive food and beverage ticket is set in the heart of The Birdcage up high with all the excitement of Carnival laid out in front of you. Visit vrc.com.au for more information and to book your Melbourne Cup Carnival ticket.

TODAY’S Flemington BIG6

LEG RACE # RACE NAME

TIME

4 Banjo Paterson Series Final

1:35pm 2:15pm 2:55pm 3:30pm 4:10pm 4:40pm

2 3 4 5 6

5 A.R. Creswick Stakes

6 Polytrack Mahogany Challenge Final 7 Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final 8 VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final

9 Silver Bowl Series Final

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WINTER RACE SERIES

Established by the Victoria Racing Club in 2009, the Winter Race Series brings together races like the Listed VRC-CRV Winter Championship Final (1600m), which had been run since 1979, and a number of other finals for horses young and established, both sprinters and stayers. To qualify for Flemington Finals Race Day on Saturday 1 July, which offers $1.53 million in prizemoney, horses must earn their way into the finals by competing in heats right across Victoria. Horses that finish First and Second in nominated heats will be exempt from the ballot in the respective final. Who will be the next star to emerge?

WINTER RACE SERIES

CRESWICK SPRINT SERIES (New series for 3YO sprinters) This series is aimed at three-year-old sprinters, with heats over distances between 1000m-1200m, conducted at venues including Flemington, Sandown and Caulfield. It is named in honour of Sir Alexander (Alec) Reid Creswick (1912–83), who was a member of the VRC Committee for 24 years, from 1959 until his death in 1983, serving as Chairman 1969–77. His great-great-grandfather Henry Creswick had been a foundation committee member of the Victoria Racing Club in 1864. Sir Alec was a fine horseman himself—Master of the Melbourne Hunt Club, a leading polo player, head of the Equestrian Federation of Australia and a practical supporter of successful Australian participation in successive Olympic Games. He bred and raced many fine racehorses, including champion filly True Course. The final, the $175,000 Listed A.R. Creswick Stakes, is run on Flemington Finals Race Day over 1200 metres, with an honour roll including Nature Strip, Gytrash and Passive Aggressive.

SANTA ANA LANE SPRINT SERIES Formerly the All Victorian Sprinters Series, the series was renamed in honour of five-time Group 1 winning sprinter, Santa Ana Lane, trained by Anthony Freedman. Santa Ana Lane amassed more than $8 million in prizemoney, winning Group 1 races in NSW, SA, QLD and the Group 1 VRC Sprint Classic here at Flemington. Santa Ana Lane was retired a happy and healthy eight-year-old and now

resides at Living Legends, located at Oaklands Junction. This seven-heat series attracts the fastest winter sprinters and features three heats up the famous Flemington straight with heats also conducted at Sandown and Swan Hill, before culminating in the $175,000 Listed Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final on

Flemington Finals Race Day. TAJ ROSSI SERIES

This series targets later-developing two-year-olds who are suited to the longer distance of 1600m of the Listed Taj Rossi Series Final and is named after Taj Rossi, the outstanding performer trained by the legendary Bart Cummings. When the son of Matrice was bought by Cummings in 1972 at the Adelaide Yearling Sales for $18,000 (top price) and then sold to prominent owner Victor Peters,

neither could envisage the heights to which Taj Rossi would rise in his short but spectacular career. Beginning his racing as a two-year-old in Adelaide, his first two wins came in moderate company in the winter of 1973 at Flemington. In the spring he ran second at Moonee Valley. Then followed a dazzling sequence in which he won six of his next seven starts including the Ascot Vale Stakes, Moonee Valley Stakes, W.S. Cox Plate, Victoria Derby, George Adams Hcp and Sandown Guineas. Said Bart Cummings: “All along I have said that he is one of the best, if not the best, three-year-old that Australia has known in the last 50 years”. This magnificent group of victories secured for Taj Rossi the award of Racehorse of the Year for the 1973-74 season. Cummings had great respect for Taj Rossi, who was retired to stud as a four-year-old, siring among others, Taj Eclipse, the winner of the 1983 VRC Oaks and yes, owned by Mr and Mrs Victor Peters.

WINTER RACE SERIES

VRC-CRV WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES This series for open milers takes in heats at Sandown, Swan Hill and Flemington, attracting the most in-form gallopers over distances from 1400m-1600m and bringing them together for the $200,000 Listed VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final here on Flemington Finals Race Day. BANJO PATERSON SERIES

This series is for open stayers and is named in honour of revered author and poet Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson, who had a lifelong love affair with horses. Polo matches, picnic races and riding his own pony were all part of his early life in country NSW. After moving to Sydney and qualifying as a solicitor, he began submitting poetry to The Bulletin under the pseudonym “The Banjo”, the name of a racehorse his father had owned. His various careers included jockey, horse trainer in the Middle East during WWI and racing journal editor, but it’s his wonderful bush ballads and poems – such as The Man From Snowy River – that truly reflect

his equine passion. In 1886 he published A Dream of the Melbourne Cup ; the first of many racing ballads, including Old Pardon , the Son of Reprieve , The Open Steeplechase , Rio Grande’s Last Race and The Wargilah Handicap . NEXT GENERATION SPRINTER SERIES This series for two-year-olds was introduced to showcase young up-and-coming sprinters and provide an opportunity to gain valuable experience up the unique Flemington straight. The intention is to contribute to the development of the next generation of Australia’s world-class sprinting talents. The series takes in heats at Flemington, Caulfield, Sandown and Mornington, and the $150,000 final is held over the famous Flemington Straight Six course. LEILANI SERIES

This series for fillies and mares is named in honour of Leilani, another Bart Cummings-trained champion who left an indelible print on Australian racing. She won the 1974 AJC Oaks before transforming into a dominant four-year-old race mare, winning the Turnbull Stakes, Toorak Handicap, Caulfield Cup and Mackinnon Stakes in the spring of 1974, before running a gallant second to stablemate Think Big in

the Melbourne Cup. In the ensuing autumn, Leilani won the Orr Stakes, St George Stakes and Australian Cup, among other races. Winning 14 of her 28 starts, Leilani was a horse that Cummings was very fond of; so much so that he named his Sydney stables Leilani Lodge in her honour. Although Cummings was not one to talk much about his horses – especially those in the past as he preferred to look forward – it is well-known that he had huge respect for Leilani, known as a great horse with great fight. Leilani was raced by prominent Melburnians, The Hon Andrew and Mrs Susan Peacock as well as Mr Ian and Mrs Liz Rice. *The Leilani Series, and the former three-year-old fillies series, the Rivette Series, have been combined with heats for fillies and mares to be conducted at Flemington, Sandown and Caulfield.

WINTER RACE SERIES

SILVER BOWL SERIES This series is for three-year-old milers with heats over distances of 1300m to 1600m held across Melbourne at Flemington, Caulfield and Sandown. The final is a $150,000 quality handicap for three-year-olds over 1600m on Flemington Finals Race Day. THE MAHOGANY CHALLENGE

Introduced in 2019, the Mahogany Challenge was created to showcase developing stayers in Victoria. The series is for three-year-olds and takes in heats at Flemington and Sandown, before culminating in the final on Flemington Finals Race Day. The series is named after the mighty Mahogany, who was raced jointly by Hall of Fame owner Lloyd Williams and businessman Kerry Packer, and trained by the

all-conquering Lee Freedman. He won eight Group 1 races, including both the Victoria Derby and Australian Derby as a three-year-old, and was named the Australian Racehorse of the Year for the 1993-94 season. Known as one of the most versatile gallopers in Australian racing history, Mahogany won four of his eight Group 1s at Flemington, including the Lightning Stakes in 1995 and 1997. Visit vrc.com.au for heat detail s.

Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final SIRIUS SUSPECT Next Gen Sprinters Series Final THRON BONE Taj Rossi Series Final QUANG TRI VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final TUVALU Banjo Paterson Series Final MONBAHER Leilani Series Final MEGAMEA 2022 SERIES WINNERS

Rivette Series Final MY YANKEE GIRL Silver Bowl Series Final ARRAN BAY Mahogany Challenge Final CALMSIR

WINTER RACE SERIES

Finals

NEXT GENERATION SPRINTERS SERIES This series for two-year-olds was introduced to showcase young up-and-coming sprinters and provide an opportunity to gain valuable experience up the unique Flemington straight. The intention is to contribute to the development of the next generation of Australia’s world-class sprinting talents. The series took in heats at Flemington, Caulfield, Sandown and Mornington. $1.53 million in prizemoney. Horses that finished First and Second in nominated heats gained automatic entry into the respective final. Established by the Victoria Racing Club in 2009, the Winter Race Series brings together qualifers from heats across May and June, at tracks all across Victoria. The series features both young and established horses, at a range of distances. Flemington Finals Race Day see nine finals totalling

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Flemington 1. SCHEELITE

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$150,000

2. FRAGILE LOVE

1000m

Sandown 1. AXZELINA

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$150,000

2. AUSTMARR

1200m

Flemington 1. STEPARTY

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$150,000

2. DOLPHIN SKIN (NZ)

1000m

Sandown 1. LINKS

Saturday, 10 June 2023

$150,000

2. MANTUA

1100m

Mornington 1. DONEGAL

Monday, 12 June 2023

$60,000

2. DEVIL’S DELIGHT 1. OUTBACK MISS

1100m

Caulfield

Saturday, 24 June 2023

$150,000 2. SCORSESE FINAL Next Generation Sprinters Series Final Race 1 Saturday, 1 July 2023 1000m

Flemington 2YO Quality Handicap 1200m Apprentices cannot claim

11:50am $150,000

2022 FINAL WINNER - THRON BONE

WINTER RACE SERIES

LEILANI SERIES This series for mares were conducted over five heats at Flemington and one at Sandown, with the series named in hounour of Leilani, a Bart Cummings-trained champion who left an indelible print on Australian racing.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Flemington 1. PARTY FOR ONE

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$130,000

2. FORTUNATE KISS

1400m

Flemington 1. SOUTH OF HOUSTON

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$130,000

2. LUCKY CANUCK

1200m

Flemington 1. JENNY JEROME

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. VAGRANT

1400m

Flemington 1. PARTY FOR ONE

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$130,000

2. SHE’S PRETTY RICH

1400m

Sandown

1. EXTRATWO 2. HAZEL BABY

Saturday, 10 June 2023

$150,000

1300m

Flemington 1. SEONEE

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000

2. DAZZLING LUCY

1400m

FINAL Leilani Series Final Race 2 Saturday, 1 July 2023

Flemington Fillies & Mares Quality Handicap

12:25pm $150,000

1400m Apprentices cannot claim

2022 FINAL WINNER - MEGAMEA

TAJ ROSSI SERIES This series takes in heats at Mornington, Bendigo, Sandown, Swan Hill and Flemington and targets later-developing two-year-olds who are suited to the longer distance of 1600m.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Flemington 1. LE ZEBRA (NZ)

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. MOJAVE DESERT

1400m

Wednesday, 31 May 2023 Mornington 1. ACIERTO $55,000 1500m 2. UNOWHO

Swan Hill

1. LINE ‘EM UP LOUI 2. RAYMOND’S REWARD

Friday, 9 June 2023

$125,000

1300m

Wednesday, 14 June 2023

Sandown

1. COEUR VOLANTE

$55,000

2. LADY IN PINK

1300m

Flemington 1. STEPARTY

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000

2. BLAZING HARRY

1400m

Bendigo

1. PENDANTE

Sunday, 18 June 2023

$37,500 2. SALOU FINAL Scwheppes Taj Rossi Series Final (Listed) (Registered: Gibson Carmichael Stakes) Race 3 Saturday, 1 July 2023 1600m

Flemington 2YO Quality Handicap 1600m Apprentices cannot claim

1:00pm $175,000

2022 FINAL WINNER - QUANG TRI

WINTER RACE SERIES

BANJO PATERSON SERIES This series was conducted over seven heats across Caulfield, Sandown and Flemington for open stayers and is named in honour of revered author and poet Andrew Barton ‘Banjo’ Paterson.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Sandown 1. GLOBE (NZ)

Saturday, 6 May 2023

$150,000

2. NORMANDY BRIDGE (FR)

1800m

Flemington 1. MIMI’S AWARD

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$130,000

2. PESTO (GB)

2500m

Sandown

1. NORMANDY BRIDGE (FR)

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$150,000

2. DEEP STRIKE (NZ)

1800m

Flemington 1. SHAIYHAR (IRE)

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$130,000

2. WAHINE TOA

2000m

Flemington 1. TEOFILO STAR (IRE)

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$150,000

2. HOPEFUL (FR)

2520m

Flemington 1. PORT GUILLAUME (FR)

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000

2. ROLLS

2540m

Caulfield

1. NORMANDY BRIDGE (FR)

Saturday, 24 June 2023

$150,000

2. MILFORD (NZ)

2000m

FINAL Banjo Paterson Series Final Race 4 Saturday, 1 July 2023

Flemington 3YO & Upwards Quality Handicap

1:35pm $150,000

2600m Apprentices cannot claim

2022 FINAL WINNER - MONBAHER

CRESWICK SPRINT SERIES This series is aimed at the best winter three-year-old sprinters and took in heats across Melbourne at Flemington, Caulfield and Sandown. It is named in honour of Sir Alec Creswick, a former VRC Chairman.

Date Prizemoney

Heat

Venue Qualifiers for Final

Sandown

1. END JOURNEY

Saturday, 6 May 2023

$150,000

2. TANTO

1000m

Flemington 1. AIRMAN

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$150,000

2. WHO DARES

1200m

Sandown 1. FLYING ON A LIMB

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$150,000

2. BUBBLE PALACE

1000m

Flemington 1. LEGIO TEN

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$150,000

2. MIDTOWN BOSS

1100m

Flemington 1. CAUSE FOR CONCERN

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000

2. COTEL

1100m

Caulfield 1. FLYING ON A LIMB

Saturday, 24 June 2023

$150,000

2. KATSU

1000m

FINAL A.R. Creswick Stakes (Listed) Race 5 Saturday, 1 July 2023

Flemington 3YO Set Weights plus Penalties

2:15pm $175,000

1200m Apprentices cannot claim 2022 FINAL WINNER - * New series for 2023*

WINTER RACE SERIES

THE MAHOGANY CHALLENGE Introduced in 2019, The Mahogany Challenge was created to showcase the developing stayers in Victoria. The series is named after Mahogany, who was raced jointly by Hall of Fame owner Lloyd Williams and businessman Kerry Packer, and trained by the all-conquering Lee Freedman.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance Sandown

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

1. DASHING 2. MAGARTEN

Saturday, 6 May 2023

$150,000

1800m

Flemington 1. OCEANS ABOVE (NZ)

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$150,000

2. SIMEON

1600m

Flemington 1. FIRST IMMORTAL

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. SON OF SOLLY 1. ELKINGTON ROAD

2000m

Sandown

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$150,000

2. EUPHORIC

1600m

Flemington 1. VERIFIER (NZ)

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$150,000

2. MIDNIGHT LADY 1. WHAKAMANA 2. MIDNIGHT LADY

2000m

Sandown

Wednesday, 14 June 2023

$55,000

2400m

Flemington 1. FIRST IMMORTAL

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000 2. SO SLEEK FINAL Polytrack Mahogany Challenge Final Race 6 Saturday, 1 July 2023 2000m

Flemington 3YO Quality Handicap 2500m Apprentices cannot claim

2:55pm $200,000

2022 FINAL WINNER - CALMSIR

SANTA ANA LANE SPRINT SERIES This seven-heat series attracts the fastest winter sprinters and featured three heats up the famous Flemington straight with heats also conducted at Sandown and Swan Hill.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Sandown 1. PINTOFF

Saturday, 6 May 2023

$150,000

2. HELLO BROADCAST (IRE)

1000m

Flemington 1. IT’SOURTIME

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$175,000

2. D’JUMBUCK

1200m

Flemington 1. VONGOLE

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. RENOSU

1100m

Sandown 1. PINTOFF

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$175,000

2. STARRY LEGEND

1000m

Swan Hill

1. YULONG STORM (USA) 2. OCEAN BEYOND (NZ)

Friday, 9 June 2023

$150,000

1200m

Sandown 1. STARRY LEGEND

Saturday, 10 June 2023

$150,000

2. NASRAAWY

1000m

Flemington 1. SIGH

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000 2. GENERAL BEAU FINAL Santa Ana Lane Sprint Series Final (Listed) Race 7 Saturday, 1 July 2023 Flemington Quality Handicap 3:30pm $175,000 1200m Apprentices cannot claim 2022 FINAL WINNER - SIRIUS SUSPECT 1100m

WINTER RACE SERIES

VRC-CRV WINTER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES This series for open milers took in heats at Sandown, Swan Hill and Flemington, attracting the most in-form gallopers over distances from 1400m-1600m and bringing them together for the $200,000 Listed VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final (1600m).

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Flemington 1. KING MAGNUS

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$150,000

2. CROSSHAVEN

1400m

Flemington 1. PINSTRIPED

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. BEEHUNTER

1600m

Sandown 1. MONARCH OF EGYPT (USA)

Saturday, 27 May 2023

$130,000

2. HE’S OUR BONNEVAL (GB)

1400m

Flemington 1. KING MAGNUS

Saturday, 3 June 2023

$150,000

2. JIMMY THE BEAR

1400m

Swan Hill

1. NOT USUAL GLORIOUS

Sunday, 11 June 2023

$175,000

2. KEATS (IRE)

1600m

Flemington 1. NOT AN OPTION

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000

2. BULLFINCH (GB)

1420m

Flemington 1. UNUSUAL CULTURE (NZ)

Saturday, 17 June 2023

$150,000 2. BRAYDEN STAR (GB) FINAL VRC-CRV Winter Championship Series Final (Listed) Race 8 Saturday, 1 July 2023 Flemington Quality Handicap 4:10pm $200,000 1600m Apprentices cannot claim 2022 FINAL WINNER - TUVALU 1620m SILVER BOWL SERIES This series is for three-year-old milers with heats conducted across Melbourne over distances of 1300m-1600m at Flemington, Caulfield and Sandown.

Date Prizemoney

Venue Distance

Heat

Qualifiers for Final

Flemington 1. EUPHORIC

Saturday, 13 May 2023

$150,000

2. PRIVATE JUMBO

1400m

Flemington 1. JENNY JEROME

Saturday, 20 May 2023

$150,000

2. VAGRANT

1400m

Sandown

1. ELKINGTON ROAD

Saturday, 27 May 2023

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FOR BART & ROY Taj Rossi THE BEST 3YO

By Joe McGrath

Lunar Flare’s recent run away victory on the Andrew Ramsden Stakes brought fond memories of one of the great horses of the modern era, Taj Rossi. Here’s a closer look as to ‘why’. When reflecting on his stellar career, former champion jockey Roy Higgins would always talk of Light Fingers and Red Handed. His two Melbourne Cup winners from 1965 and 1967 respectively. When talking about other very good horses he rode – and there were many – he would always pause before talking about Taj Rossi. For some reason there was a deep appreciation of a horse with a constitution unseen in most thoroughbreds. As sited in a biography written by Patrick Bartley called Roy Higgins – Australia’s Favourite Jockey (2014) a chapter was dedicated to Taj Rossi, Tontonan and Leilani. On Taj Rossi he rated him as the best three-year-old he ever rode: ‘His spring was incredible’ Higgins reflected in 2009 after another Cummings trained star, So You Think, won the Cox Plate. ‘His only real failure, if you could call it that, was a fourth in the Caulfield Guineas. I settled third on the fence and that’s where he finished, under a stranglehold. ‘I was waiting for something to move but nothing did. I was climbing over their backs. I said to Bart (that) he could have won by two lengths.’ 1 Next start he took on the older horses at Moonee Valley in the W.S Cox Plate (2000m) then reverted back to his own age group in the Victoria Derby (2500m) a week later. He would then drop back to a mile one week after that to run in the George Adams Hcp (1600m) and then go on and return to his own age group in the Sandown Guineas (1600m) the following week. He won them all! In a spring that was extraordinary, Taj Rossi went on to be judged Australian Champion Racehorse for the 1973 – 74 season. 2023 marks the 50 year anniversary since the son of Matrice dominated the Melbourne racetracks. Arguably, we are yet to see his like again. Bartley’s recount of Taj Rossi goes on to document: ‘Taj Rossi won nine races from 21 starts with most of them coming from his three-year-old season and earned this plaudit from his trainer: ‘All along I have said that he is one of the best, if not the best three-year-old Australia has known in the last fifty years.’ 2

TAJ ROSSI

(Painting by Michael Jeffery 1974/VRC Collection)

Cummings would also say in his autobiography titled Bart - My Life (2009): “There was nothing Taj Rossi couldn’t do that spring (1973). I thought Taj Rossi was the best three-year-old ever to have raced, certainly the best I’d trained, and believed that the sky was the limit for him. But he caught a stomach virus the next autumn and just wasn’t the same.’ 3 Taj Rossi was raced by Melbourne businessman Victor Peters who, along with his wife Lila, also raced the very good Fulmen back in the late 1960s. Their colours of white with the brown circles would become synonymous with quality throughout the late 1960s, 1970s and early 80s. They mainly raced horses in their own name and found their way into the top echelon of races across the country. There was a Cummings connection throughout. Feature races were not unfamiliar to the Peters owned horses. The Peters would later establish Fulmen Park on the Mornington Peninsula named after their first racehorse, a winner of 8 stakes races including the Brisbane and Adelaide Cups. Taj Rossi was retired to stud in 1975 and leased to Spendthrift Farm, Lexington, Kentucky in the US for a couple of seasons. He would return to stand at Dr Phil Redman’s Turangga Farm in Scone, NSW with the best progeny to include Taj Eclipse (1983 VRC Oaks) and Taj Quillo (1986 VRC Gadsden Stakes) both raced by the Peters family. He’d also sire the popular 1989 AJC Doncaster Hcp winner, Merimbula Bay. He died at the relatively young age of 15 in 1985. Interestingly, through the Grahame Begg trained Lunar Flare, a dominant winner of the 2022 VRC The Bart Cummings (G2) at Flemington and more recently the Andrew Ramsden Stakes (LR) by 5 and a half lengths, we have seen a return of the famous Peters colours. This has come about via part-

TAJ ROSSI

Taj Rossi, ridden by Roy Higgins gets up to beat Leica Lover in the 1973 Victoria Derby. (News Ltd / Newspix)

owner John Valmorbida who is married to Michelle, a daughter of Vic and Lila Peters. The Peters and Valmorbida families have been long-time friends for many years. Lunar Flare is also raced by Frank Kraps and long-time successful owner and Melbourne real estate authority, Jack Bongiorno.

“There was nothing Taj Rossi couldn’t do that spring (1973)” - Bart Cummings

From a breeding perspective, Taj Rossi was by Matrice, a high class sprinter miler which would win the 1956 SAJC Goodwood Hcp as well as the 1956 VRC Cantala Stakes and the 1956 and 1957 VRC Linlithgow Stakes. He sired 24 stakes-winners including Taj Rossi, Manihi, Toltrice, Pago Pago and La Trice – all high-class performers. From Dark Queen (by Coronation Boy), this is a thoroughbred family which would hold special importance for both the Cummings and Peters families as it would see horses the ilk of Taj Rossi; Saintly (1996 VRC Melbourne Cup; MVRC W.S Cox Plate); Storm Queen (1966 STC Golden Slipper; VATC Caulfield Guineas etc) and even Stormy Passage (1958 SAJC SA Derby) emerge. Stormy Passage being the first Melbourne Cup runner for Cummings back in 1958. It would also produce Dark Eclipse, a winner of the 1980 STC Golden Slipper. On talking further about Taj Rossi, Bart Cummings had this to say in a book written by the great Les Carlyon called The Master (2011). “He (Taj Rossi) was a great type, except for a plain head, an inheritance from his boof-headed father Matrice. More importantly, he was tough, incredibly so. He hit his head on the starting stalls before the Caulfield Guineas, bringing up a lump as big as a cricket ball, yet still ran fourth. During the spring he just kept walking up, week after week, and winning. He won the

TAJ ROSSI Victoria Derby, the Sandown Guineas and Ascot Vale Stakes against his own age. Against all comers he won the Cox Plate and George Adams Handicap (now the Kennedy Champions Mile) at Flemington.” 4 On the 1st July, Flemington will once again host the final of the Taj Rossi Series – a $160,000 Listed race held over 1600m for 2YOs. There will be two heats conducted at Flemington (20th May and 17th June); two at Sandown (31st May and 14th June) with further heats conducted regionally in Swan Hill (9th June) and Bendigo (18th June). Whilst there have been many horses grace the hallowed turf at Flemington, few could do it in the manner that Taj Rossi did. He raced in an era which included other top 3YOs the like of Imagele, Grand Cidium and Leica Lover. Through the popular Taj Rossi Series, his memory lives on. 1. Bartley, P (2014): Roy Higgins - Australia’s Favourite Jockey , Pages 177-178 2. Bartley, P (2014): Roy Higgins - Australia’s Favourite Jockey , Pages 177-178 3. Cummings, J.B (2009): Bart – My Life , Page 147 4. Carlyon, L (2011): The Master – A personal portrait of Bart Cummings , Page 238

Taj Rossi

CAREER

Bay Stallion Foaled

1970 (Australia)

Sire Dam

Matrice

Dark Queen (Coronation Boy (IRE))

Trainer Bart Cummings Owners Vic & Lila Peters

CAREER STATISTICS

Career Starts

Years

Wins 2nds 3rds Total Prizemoney

1972-1974

$208,980 (AUD)

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS 1973-74 Champion Racehorse of the Year WON 1973 W.S. Cox Plate (2040m) WON 1973 Victoria Derby (2500m)

WON 1973 Ascot Vale Stales (now Coolmore Stud Stakes) (1200m) WON 1973 Moonee Valley Stakes (now Bill Stutt Stakes) (1600m) WON 1973 Sandown Guineas (1600m) WON 1973 George Adams Handicap (now Champions Mile) (1600m)

By Michael Manley Peter Mertens VALE

The outpouring of emotion for Peter Mertens this week perfectly captured the immense popularity of the former top jockey within the racing industry. Riders, owners, friends, and trainers have united to pay tribute to the 58-year-old, who tragically lost his battle with pancreatic cancer last weekend. And it’s not surprising, as those fortunate enough to have met or known Mertens can attest to his genuine smile and sincere interest in others. Mertens’ riding career exemplifies the classic late-bloomer success story, with his peak period as a jockey beginning in his mid-30s. He commenced his apprenticeship with trainer George O’Mealey at Sale before transferring to Lloyd Timbs. Gippsland served as his base throughout his career, where he achieved remarkable success and earned the moniker ‘The King Of Gippsland’ due to his unrivalled number of wins in the region. Despite a setback – a broken neck in 1988, leading to a 14-month hiatus and a stalled career – Mertens’ return in the early 1990s signalled a hunger for success, and the country wins started pouring in once again. City trainers began to take notice, none more so than the budding Mick Price. Their collaboration proved formidable, with both making waves in the 1990s. Together, they celebrated their first Group 1 victory when Rustic Dream triumphed in the 1999 Futurity Stakes at Caulfield, marking Mertens’ inaugural win at that level at the age of 34. Price also gave Mertens his first Melbourne Cup ride on Toll Bell in 1994. Mertens ultimately rode in five Melbourne Cups, two of them on a horse named Big Pat, trained by Peter Tulloch. One of his seven Group 1 wins came aboard Big Pat when they claimed victory in the South Australian Derby in 2001. Two years later, Mertens rode Big Pat again in the Melbourne Cup, this time for his close friend Robbie Griffiths, who had taken over training responsibilities for an ownership group led by his then-manager, Deane Lester.

VALE PETER MERTENS

Left: Peter Mertens and Sirmione hits the front in the Group 1 Mackinnon Stakes on Victoria Derby Day, 2007. (Mark Dadswell/Getty Images). Right: Legendary trainer Bart Cummings with Peter Mertens holding up the Australian Cup trophy that Sirmione won in 2008. (Mark Dadswell/Getty Images).

Mertens’ final Melbourne Cup ride in 2005, aboard the $201 outsider Envoy, marked a career highlight. Although he couldn’t keep up with the eventual winner, the magnificent Makybe Diva, Mertens piloted his mount to a commendable seventh-place finish. The overwhelming sound of the crowd as Makybe Diva crossed the finish line created an indescribable feeling for Mertens, a sensation he had never before experienced on a racetrack. Under the guidance of the legendary Bart Cummings, Mertens secured victories in the 2007 Mackinnon Stakes and the 2008 Australian Cup on Sirmione. However, another devastating injury at Hamilton in 2013 ultimately brought his career to an end. In total, he amassed 2157 wins. Following his retirement, Mertens transitioned to running a pre-training farm in St Leonards before trying his hand at training, although he did not achieve any victories in that role. Leading the tributes to Mertens was Robbie Griffiths, who knew him for over 40 years, having ridden against him and provided him with more winners than any other trainer. Griffiths fondly remembers Mertens as an absolute “superstar of a guy”, cherishing the many great times they spent together. Matt Hyland, CEO of the Victorian Jockeys Association, praised Mertens’ gallant fight against his illness and acknowledges his impact on the Victorian racing community and beyond. Trainer Mick Price, who trained Mertens’ first Group 1 winner, sees echoes of the talented jockey in his son, Beau Mertens, a 25-year-old who has already amassed 564 victories. Price recalls his personal and professional experiences with Mertens, describing him as “a lovely man”. “I have very fond memories of him personally and professionally. I spent a lot of time with Peter in the early days,” Price said. “I see Beau a lot and Peter comes to mind more and more. I have a great association with Beau. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.” At the end of April, a lunch was held to celebrate Mertens’ life and he was in great spirits. Price said he was lucky enough to be there and everyone who was there felt privileged to have spent time with the jockey.

PETER MERTENS’ CAREER

• 2156 wins • 7 Group 1 wins • 5 Group 2 wins • 16 Group 3 wins

• 34 Listed winners • Robbie Griffiths: 155 winners • Mick Price: 71 winners

FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2022/23 SEASON (Current Standings)

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey

1st 2nd 3rd Rides WIN %

Jamie Kah

13 14 6

16%

Blake Shinn

12 11.5 14

101

12%

Craig Williams

5 9

14%

Damian Lane

3 5

17%

Michael Dee

10 3 4

13%

Mark Zahra

9 3 7

17%

Harry Coffey

8 6 1

11%

James McDonald

8 5 0

20%

Ben Melham

8 5 13

11%

Jordan Childs

6 6 5

15%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer

1st 2nd 3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

17 10.5 15

147

12%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

5 5

15%

James Cummings

10 6 3

16%

Peter G Moody

9 12 6

13%

Michael Moroney

8 7 7

13%

Ben & JD Hayes

7 10 12

Grahame Begg

7 5 2

23%

Chris Waller

5 9 5

Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

5 6 2

19%

Peter & Paul Snowden

4 2 1

17%

FlEMINGTON TRACK INFORMATION

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

1600m 1800m 2000m

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

7 Pizarro

5 He’s Heaven

3 Acierto

4 Port Guillaume

6 Highland Hill

3 African Pioneer

9 Proprietary

7 Invincible Caviar

6 Ain’t He Grand

7 Regardsmaree

119

4 Irish Butterfly

6 Anarya

5 Renosu

4 Irish Sequel

5 Any Zouwilldo

8 Riddle Me That

7 It’sourtime

125

LL Apache Cat

6 Rise To Stardom

8 Jimmy The Bear

100

8 Beehunter

8 Riverplate

8 Junipal

9 Belthil

4 Rolls

8 Keats

8 Bermadez

115

2 Rumbled Again

8 King Magnus

5 Big Watch

114

LL Santa Ane Lane

6 King’s Crossing

124

9 Brung King

2 Seonee

101

9 Lady Jones

8 Bullfinch

5 Setteveli

113

6 Lavish Thinker

104

5 Cause For Concern

111

2 She’s Pretty Rich

5 Legio Ten

8 Charterhouse

7 Sigh

9 Lethal Thoughts

5 Cotel

2 Silverina

4 Lincoln King

9 Crown Crusher

8 So Si Bon

3 Line ‘Em Up Loui

6 Daddy Frank

1 Spring Eagle

8 Logan Street Lion

7 Dance To Dubai

1 Stellar Olympus

9 Lounge Bar Rubi

122

8 Daytona Bay

3 Steparty

1 Mafia

117

2 Dazzling Lucy

3 Sunsource

4 Mahamedeis

118

4 Dodgy One

9 Superstock

120

6 Midnight Lady

3 Dolphin Skin

4 Teewaters

4 Mimi’s Award

9 Elkington Road

116

5 Ten Commandments 70

7 Mnementh

1 Eugenius

4 The Good Fight

105

9 Mr Mojo Risin’

7 Exeter

3 The Hindustan

112

6 My Brothers Keeper 36

5 Extratwo

5 Tijuana

4 Mystery Island

1 Extreme Spirit

7 Tycoonist

7 Nasraawy

6 First Immortal

121

2 Typhoon Titmus

7 Nicolini Vito

8 Flash Feeling

8 Unusual Culture

6 Nightsun

8 Frankie Pinot

110

6 Verifier

2 Oceana Blue

4 French Moon

6 Whakamana

6 Off His Roca

9 Golden Path

5 Who Dares

8 Our Playboy

2 Good And Proper

123

1 Yeronga Songbird

2 Pacific Ruby

6 Gorgeous Zara

7 Yulong Storm

8 Packing Waltham

6 Gottabesavvy

7 Zethus

7 Pal D’oro

9 Hard To Cross

103

2 Zimowy

3 Pendante

9 Hellfire

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