Penfolds Victoria Derby Day 2021

VD ic e t r orby ia Day PENFOLDS JOHNNY GET ANGRY 2020 winner AAMI Victoria Derby Trainer: Denis Pagan Jockey: Lachlan King

30 • 10 • 2021 "It was just something special. I never thought in a million years it would happen. And he's done it. You dream about it ... it's just an enormous feeling... I can't believe it." Denis Pagan

CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME

Wherever you are today - welcome to Penfolds Victoria Derby Day at Flemington. It ismyfirst opportunityasChairman towelcomeyou to the2021Melbourne Cup Carnival. I want to thank all racing supporters and everyone in the racing industry, and especially at the VRC and Flemington, for your extraordinary dedication in keeping our sport alive and flourishing during many months of community lockdown this year and last. We are proud that we have been able to work with health professionals and essential workers to play our part in promoting community wellbeing, while ensuring that the show could go on and that equine welfare is protected. I would also like to thank our VRC members for their loyalty over the last 18 months. This has extended beyond financial support, to many wonderful messages of encouragement and optimism to ensure we continued our unwavering focus to get back to Headquarters as soon as we can. Today starts a new chapter at Flemington. In the long history of our greatest classic for three-year-old stayers, we celebrate a new partnership, presenting for the first time the Penfolds Victoria Derby with prizemoney of $2 million. Penfolds’ parent company, Treasury Wine Estates, has been a partner with the VRC for over four decades and we were delighted to announce this new relationship with Penfolds in July this year. Derby Day always opens the Melbourne Cup Carnival with elegance and the highest quality racing. Today a total of $9.1 million is on offer in prize money and bonuses. Every race on the card is at Group standard—four at the exalted Group One level—including, of course, the feature Penfolds Victoria Derby. Always a highlight of Derby Day is the Lexus Hotham Stakes run over 2500 metres. The result could shape next Tuesday’s Lexus Melbourne Cup with the winner receiving a ballot free exemption into our greatest race.

We look forward to progressively welcoming crowds of racegoers back to Flemington in the coming days, weeks and months. Penfolds Victoria Derby Day heralds the new beginning. Please enjoy the day.

Neil Wilson VRC Chairman

VICTORIA RACING CLUB - DIRECTORS

Penfolds Victoria Derby Day Saturday 30 October 2021

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEIL WILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer Judge Katherine Bourke SOPHIE CORNELL NEIL WERRETT dAVE bARHAM VIN COX MICHAEL SAADIE

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: SAM WHATMORE Legal, Risk & Governance: Nadia Angelo Membership, Ticketing &

Stipendiary Stewards: Robert Cram (CHAIRMAN),

Rob Montgomery, Corie Waller, Kirstie Vanderzeil, Rex Terp & Ray Livingstone

Veterinary Surgeons: DR Jennette O’Rielly,

DR Holly Cathels, DR Grace Forbes, DR Jamie Wearn & DR Paul Martin Judge: Paul Egan Starter: PAUL DIDHAM & Corey Mallyon Clerks of Scales: SIMON PETCH & HAYLEY ADDISON Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: Peter Patterson, Shane Patterson, Bob Challis & Debbie Dougall Doctor: DR JOHN McCORKELL & DR Matt Maiden Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

Customer Operations: JACINTA ALEXANDER

Operations: JAMES REID People Capability & Development: LUCAS ROBERTSON Racing: LEIGH JORDON VRC TRACKS & GARDENS MANAGERS Flemington Racecourse: LIAM O’KEEFfE Keeper of the Flemington Roses: Mick Ryan

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

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

PENFOLDS VICTORIA DERBY DAY SATURDAY 30 th OCTOBER 2021 In attendance today are: VICTORIAN VICE-REGAL PARTY Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AC, Governor of Victoria, and Mr Anthony Howard AM QC. Aide to the Governor of Victoria: Ms Sara Hitchman 11.45am ARRIVAL OF THE VICTORIAN VICE-REGAL PARTY Her Excellency the Honourable Linda Dessau AC, Governor of Victoria, and Mr Anthony Howard AM QC. 12.20pm Race 1 PARAMOUNT+ CARBINE CLUB STAKES (G3) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mrs Sophie Cornell, Director. 1.00pm Race 2 LEXUS HOTHAM STAKES (G3) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Michael Saadie, Director. 1.40pm Race 3 ZED RUN WAKEFUL STAKES (G2) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Dave Barham, Director. 2.20pm Race 4 TAB NOT ONE DAY LINLITHGOW STAKES (G2) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Neil Werrett, Director. 3.00pm Race 5 TAB EMPIRE ROSE STAKES (G1) TROPHY PRESENTER: Judge Katherine Bourke, Director. 3.45pm Race 6 PENFOLDS VICTORIA DERBY (G1) Following CORRECT WEIGHT, the Chairman, Mr Neil Wilson, will escort Ms Kristy Keyte, Penfolds Chief Marketing Officer, to the presentation dais. Ms Natalie Hunter, Network 10 Presenter, will introduce the Chairman, Mr Neil Wilson. Mr Wilson will then introduce Ms Keyte for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. The presentation to the Winning Trainer and Winning Jockey will then take place in the Mounting Yard with Ms Caty Price, Network 10 Presenter. Ms Price to formally close the presentation. 4.30pm Race 7 COOLMORE STUD STAKES (G1) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director. 5.10pm Race 8 KENNEDY CANTALA (G1) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman. 5.50pm Race 9 FURPHY SPRINT (G3) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Sam Whatmore, EGM – Finance and IT.

WHAT’S ON

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. Giddy Up Whether you’re a serious tipster or just want to have a bit of fun, Giddy Up is back and will add an extra thrill to your Spring Carnival! It works just like a regular tipping contest with some great prizes for our top tipsters. There is also trivia and a sweep to get involved in! Sign up for free at giddyupflemington.com.au and you’ll be eligible to pick a horse in every race listed in our Giddy Up Tipping competition. Conditions apply, see website. AU res 18+. Ends: 5 mins prior to jump of last race on 6/11/21. Max 1 acc reg p/person. Max 1 tip p/race. NSW Authority No. TP/00136 ACT Permit No. TP21/01646 Bluegrass Bar from Home Let our resident mixologist teach you how to make our speciality cocktails the Bourbon Smash and Woodland Spritzer at: vrc.com.au/latest-news/the- Celebrate 2021 Melbourne Cup Carnival from the comfort of your living room, accompanied by a soundtrack of spring brought to you by our resident DJ. Simply type FlemingtonVRC into your Spotify search bar for some new playlist inspiration. Hot Dub Time Machine Live Keep the party going this Penfolds Victoria Derby Day and tune in live to Hot Dub Time Machine for the 75 minute set after the last race. Listen here from 5:50PM: vrc.com.au/hot-dub-time-machine Myer Fashions on your Front Lawn™ Let your imagination run wild during Cup Week! Dress up and enter our Just For Fun categories of Family Ties, Cup Week Costumes or Cup Week Casual and you can win a share in over $20,000 worth of prizes. To find out more visit: fashionsonyourfrontlawn.com.au Pin and Win Buy a Lexus Melbourne Cup souvenir pin and help Very Special Kids upgrade their children’s hospice in Malvern where they care for children with life-limiting conditions and provide much needed family support services. By purchasing a pin, you will go into the draw to win some fantastic prizes, including a brand new 2021 Lexus UX 250h AWD F Sport valued at up to $75,525. To purchase your pin, please visit: flemington.com.au/pinandwin woodland-spritzer-cocktail/ Revel in the Sounds of Carnival

Be sure to head to vrc.com.au/race-days-and-events/2021-2022/penfolds- victoria-derby-day/ to check out all the action through the race day!

THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS Penfolds Victoria Derby Day

PENFOLDS

ENTERTAINMENT

DON’T MISS ON CHANNEL 10 THE LIVING END Performing White Noise Stream additional performances from The Living End online at 10Play

Continue the party with Hot Dub Time Machine streaming live from vrc.com.au after the last race.

KEY INFORMATION

3:45pm: GROUP 1 PENFOLDS VICTORIA DERBY FEATURE RACE PENFOLDS Victoria Derby Day

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FLEMINGTON INSIDERS

Cup Week CatchUps

Hear from VRC’s Executive General Manager Leigh Jordon on how Flemington is shaping up for this magical start to Cup Week – Penfolds Victoria Derby Day. Leigh’s knowledge of racing and the Melbourne Cup Carnival has been honed over many years in the industry and is a life-long passion. Having witnessed many Melbourne Cup Carnivals in his role at the Victoria Racing Club (and formerly Racing Victoria), Leigh has a sixth sense on how the day will unfold and where to look for that little bit of magic on the track.

LEIGH JORDON EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGER – RACING

Senior Flemington Track Manager Liam O’Keeffe has one of the most important roles at the VRC. Charged with maintaining the quality, condition and upkeep of our world-famous Flemington track. To get the latest race day track conditions, visit the race day page at vrc.com.au

LIAM O’KEEFFE SENIOR MANAGER – FLEMINGTON RACECOURSE

To hear from the Flemington Insiders, visit vrc.com.au/track-and-weather-conditions

EXPERT TIPS

Early Mail

Quinny has honed his racing expertise as a racing journalist and form analyst over a number of years. You may be familiar with his work with the TAB and his appearances on Sky Channel, always looking to steer punters into a winner. BEST BET Race 4 #7 OXLEY ROAD BEST EACH-WAY Race 7 #15 MINSK MOMENT PENFOLDS VICTORIA DERBY TIP Race 6 #1 FORGOT YOU Nic can do it all, he is a form expert, broadcast host and mounting yard analysis for Racing.com. Nic closely follows sectional data to study the form and will use that to establish his staking plan. BEST BET Race 7 #9 EXTREME WARRIOR BEST EACH-WAY Race 8 #11 CHAILLOT PENFOLDS VICTORIA DERBY TIP Race 6 #2 TUTUKAKA

NICK QUINN RACING EXPERT

NIC ASHMAN RACING EXPERT

To hear more from Nick Quinn, visit vrc.com.au/inside-run

IS BACK FOR THE MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL!

Giddyupflemington.com.au

T&Cs apply, see https://www.vrc.com.au/giddyup/terms-and-conditions. Open to AU res 18+. Giddy Up Tipping : Ends: 5 mins prior to jump of last race on 6/11/21. Max 1 acc reg p/person. Max 1 tip p/race. NSW Authority No. TP/00136 ACT Permit No. TP21/01646. Giddy Up Sweeps: Ends: 1PM AEDT on 2/11/21 (for all entrants) & 6/11/21 (for VRC Members). Max 1 entry p/person p/race. NSW Authority No. TP/00136 ACT Permit No. TP21/01742. Giddy Up Trivia: Ends: 12PM AEDST on 6/11/21. Max 1 entry p/person. NSW Authority No. TP/00136 ACT Permit No. TP21/01743 SA Permit No. T21/1571.

2021 MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL

JB CUMMINGS LEADING TRAINER AWARD

Named in honour of the Cups King, Bart Cummings, and acknowledges the outstanding performance of the trainer who has accrued the most number of points throughout the 2021 Melbourne Cup Carnival.

RON HUTCHINSON LEADING JOCKEY AWARD

Named in honour of Racing Hall of Fame inductee, Ron Hutchinson and acknowledges the outstanding performance of the jockey who has accrued the most number of points throughout the 2021 Melbourne Cup Carnival.

Points for the JB Cummings Leading Trainer Award and the Ron Hutchinson Leading Jockey Award are allocated per race on a 3-2-1 basis for horses who finish first, second and third during all races of the Melbourne Cup Carnival

CEREMONIAL BUCKET

In 2020 the concept to recognise and pay tribute to the strong bond between the horse and the groom was formalised. Specially crafted buckets were made and will become the perpetual trophy for each year going forward for the Group 1 races over Cup Week. There will also be a miniature memento bucket which will be given to the Groom to keep. To highlight our long and proud history, the horse names associated with the races are in honour of the inaugural winner of the race. MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL - RECOGNITION OF THE HORSE AND THE GROOM

Race

Inaugural year First winner

VICTORIA DERBY

1855

Rose of May

CANTALA

1919

Chal

EMPIRE ROSE

1988 (Listed)

Concordance

COOLMORE STUD STAKES (Ascot Vale Stakes)

1969

Vain

MELBOURNE CUP

1861

Archer

VRC OAKS

1861

Palestine

DARLEY SPRINT CLASSIC (VRC Stakes) MACKINNON STAKES

1960

Karina

1869

Glencoe

2020 MCC G1 GROOMS

AAMI VICTORIA DERBY WINNER – Johnny Get Angry GROOM – Marty Fall KENNEDY CANTALA (Cantala Stakes) WINNER – Yulong Prince GROOM – Talwinder Singh TAB EMPIRE ROSE STAKES (Empire Rose Stakes)

WINNER – Shout the Bar GROOM – Elisa Warvas COOLMORE STUD STAKES

WINNER – September Run GROOM – Samuel Hayward LEXUS MELBOURNE CUP (Melbourne Cup) WINNER – Twilight Payment GROOM – Sean Corby KENNEDY OAKS (VRC Oaks) WINNER – Personal GROOM – Jin Takahashi DARLEY SPRINT CLASSIC (Victoria Racing Club Stakes) WINNER – Bivouac GROOM – Ben Huang MACKINNON STAKES (LKS Mackinnon Stakes)

WINNER – Arcadia Queen GROOM – Hayden Vecchiet

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Conditions apply, please refer to the full T&Cs for a detailed description and full terms and conditions of each prize. For full promotion T&Cs, see melbournecup.com.au/pinandwin or call VRC Customer Service on 1300 727 575. AU Residents 18+ (excl WA) only. Runs 9am AEST on 8/09/21 to 5pm AEDT on 06/11/21. Draw: 10am AEDT on 08/11/2021, Anisimoff Legal, Suite 5, 210 Central Coast Highway Erina NSW 2250. Max 1 prize per person (excl. SA residents). Total prize pool: $133,524. See melbournecup.com.au/pinandwin on 1/12/21 for winners. Promoter: Victoria Racing Club Limited (ABN 32 119 214 078), 448 Epsom Rd, Flemington VIC 3031. Permits: NSW Permit No: TP/00136, SA Permit No: T21/1008, ACT Permit No: TP21/01107. See full T&Cs regarding use of personal information.

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A STORY FROM THE VAULT

HOW THE DERBY BECAME DERBY DAY BY ANDREW LEMON

The 2021 Penfolds Victoria Derby writes a new chapter in the grand history of Flemington’s most coveted classic for three-year-old stayers. Derby Day at Flemington is, simply stated, Australia’s most anticipated race day of the year. With the racecourse at its glorious best, and with top-class racing across the card, it is the day the party begins. Consider the illustrious roll call of winners of the Victoria Derby itself. The list is graced by equine giants, the likes of Wallace, Manfred, Sailor’s Guide, Sky High and Tobin Bronze, Dulcify, Red Anchor and Mahogany. In a timeline stretching from Lantern to Efficient, seventeen Victoria Derby champions have also won a Melbourne Cup. The Victoria Derby pays homage to one of the world’s oldest classics, the English Derby first run at Epsom in 1780 – eight years before the First Fleet arrived in New South Wales. England’s Derby Day was to Londoners as Melbourne Cup Day became to Australians, the great racing holiday of the year. For us, Penfolds Victoria Derby Day is just the beginning. It declares the Melbourne Cup Carnival open. The Epsom Derby distance is a mile and a half. So too was the Victoria Derby until Australian racing converted to metrics in 1972. The nearest round number is 2400 metres, so this meant moving the starting barriers fourteen metres closer to the first turn. Dayana won that year, but in 1973 for the sake of fairness and safety the VRC extended the distance to 2500 metres, with champion Taj Rossi the winner. Officially the Penfolds Victoria Derby is open to three-year-old colts, geldings and fillies, at set weights. Fillies have a two-kilogram allowance. In practice they rarely contest the race, connections aiming instead for the Kennedy Oaks. Curiously, fillies won several runnings of the Victoria Derby in the colonial era. Briseis fromGeelong famously took the Derby, Melbourne Cup and Oaks in the space of six days. But it is now nearly a century since a filly triumphed in the Victoria Derby – Frances Tressady in 1923. The last to run a place was Born To Be Queen, finishing third as favourite in 1985.

While hot favourites and champions have won the Victoria Derby, so too have longshots, most notably the South Australian colt Rebel Raider in 2008, ridden by Clare Lindop claiming the race at 100/1. Derby Day at Flemington is treasured, over and above the race itself. In 1925, a reporter from distant Broken Hill said, ‘I always think that Derby Day is the best day’s racing of the year’. That truth has never dated. Nor has the classic elegance of Derby Day dressing, whatever the fashion. But when was the very first Victoria Derby? And when did Derby Day become that blue-ribbon day to open the Melbourne Cup Carnival? The race record dates back to 1855. It was the ‘Victoria Turf Club’ which introduced a set-weight Derby in spring for three-year-olds over the Epsom Derby distance. In a field of eight a filly, Rose of May ridden by Sam Holmes, was victorious. The Turf Club in that gold-rush era soon had a rival, the Victoria Jockey Club, which also raced at Flemington. Both clubs presented a Derby that year, the filly Tricolor winning the Jockey Club’s event and the colt Union Jack taking the Turf Club version. Luckily for simplicity, Brownlock in 1858 and Buzzard a year later won both races. In 1860 the Turf Club renamed its three-year-old race the ‘Victoria Stakes’, leaving the Jockey Club in possession of the Derby. It was won by the well named Flying Colours.

Clare Lindop makes history as the first female jockey to win the Victoria Derby with an impressive victory aboard outsider Rebel Raider in 2008. (Slattery Media/VRC Collection)

A STORY FROM THE VAULT

1929 Victoria Derby Presentation to the winner Phar Lap and trainer Harry Telford. (VRC Collection)

Four years later these rival clubs disbanded, and the new Victoria Racing Club took their place. In those days it was the Cup that opened the spring racing carnival. Over three consecutive days in 1864 the brown colt Lantern won the Melbourne Cup, the VRC’s first Derby and the one-mile Publicans’ Purse. The actual name “Victoria Derby” first appeared in 1868, with the race switched to New Year’s Day. This explains how the champion colt Fireworks appears twice in the record books as the Derby winner, for he had already won the VRC Derby the previous spring. But spring in Melbourne was where the Derby rightly belonged. The VRC returned the Derby to spring after the following racing season, and for the first time it was scheduled for the Saturday before the Melbourne Cup. And this explains why there are two names on the Victoria Derby winners’ list for 1869. The filly My Dream won on New Year’s Day, and the colt Charon won the version in spring. Indeed Charon’s Victoria Derby became the first to open a four-day Melbourne Cup Carnival, much as we know it today. Weather: glorious (not always guaranteed). Costumes: elegant, brilliant. The sport: ‘capital’. Derby Day at Flemington.

FLEMINGTON TRACK

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

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Track Specifications Circumference: 2312 metres Straight (Circuit): 450 metres Straight track: 1200 metres

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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 1000m 55.42 BLACK CAVIAR 16 Feb 2013 1100m 1:02.15 LOVEYAMADLY 2 Mar 2013 1200m 1:07.16 IGLESIA 1 Jan 2001 1400m 1:20.60 LOVEY 12 Dec 1992 1600m 1:33.49 SCENIC PEAK 9 Nov 2002 1700m 1:40.83 NICONOISE 16 Feb 2013 1800m 1:47.05 DEPECHE MODE 2 Nov 1999 2000m 1:58.73 MAKYBE DIVA 12 Mar 2005 2500m 2:33.00 KAWTUBAN 7 Nov 1992 2600m 2:41.00 JOVIAL KNIGHT 2 Oct 1965 2800m 2:52.40 VERDANT (GB) 6 Nov 2012 3200m 3:16.30 KINGSTON RULE (USA) 6 Nov 1990

EQUINE WELFARE

Her Majesty The Queen is Patron of the Royal Windsor Horse Show and has attended every year since it started in 1943, when it was established to raise money for the war effort. The Show is a perfect platform for her retired racehorses, who have enjoyed considerable success in the show ring. The 78th edition of the CHI Royal Windsor Horse Show heralded a return to ‘almost normal’ for the equestrian world in yet another pandemic year. The Show, traditionally held in May each year, is a highlight of the global equestrian calendar. It is the only time of year that the private grounds of Windsor Castle, a Royal home and fortress for over 900 years, are open to the public. Her Majesty The Queen is Patron of the Show and has attended every year since it started in 1943, when it was established to raise money for the war effort. During the Second World War, Windsor Castle was home to the young Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose and today The Queen still uses the Castle regularly, spending most of her weekends there. The week of the Royal Windsor Horse Show is a perfect opportunity for The Queen to combine spending time at Windsor Castle with that of her love for horses. A keen rider herself, Queen Elizabeth II has taken a special interest in horses and racing all her life. Her passion for horse breeding and racing has resulted in success in some of the most famous races in the world, but that is not where her interest ends for these stars of the stable. Following their time sporting the famous purple, scarlet and gold colours, some of her racehorses also go on to have illustrious second careers. And a few of these have ‘stolen the show’ at Royal Windsor Horse Show over the years. The most well-known to date is Barbers Shop, the last horse to be bred by the Queen’s mother, Queen Elizabeth. After retiring from racing, he went on to win first prize in the Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) Thoroughbred Ridden Show Series Qualifier three times at Royal Windsor Horse Show, and also took Supreme Champion there in 2017. HM THE QUEEN’S SUCCESS WITH OFF THE TRACK THOROUGHBREDS AT ROYALWINDSOR HORSE SHOW BY DEBB I E H I GGS

“IT IS SUCH AN HONOUR TO RIDE HER MAJESTY’S HORSE,” ADMITS KATIE, “SOMETIMES I HAVE TO PINCH MYSELF.”

First Receiver performs in front of his owner, Her Majesty The Queen, at Royal Windsor (Image Credit: Nixon Photo)

The popular ex-racehorse, re-trained and ridden in the show ring by Katie Jerram-Hunnable, returned to the Royal Windsor Horse Show the following year for a special retirement celebration. It was his second retirement; the first had been from his National Hunt racing career during which he was trained by Nicky Henderson, winning eight races between 2006 and 2012 and more than £143,000 in prize money. “Barbers Shop was a very easy horse to retrain, thanks to Nicky Henderson,” says Katie Jerram-Hunnable. “He came to me in October 2012 when he was 11 years old and by March the following year he was already winning classes and won his first Royal Windsor in May.” There were a few little things however that the ex-racehorse had to get his head around before becoming a showing star. “He was an amazing horse to ride and compete – his only weakness was his canter transitions. He could take quite a hold in them! We spent four months just doing canter right, canter left but you could never drill him. Eventually he got the idea, and it was very easy once he understood what was being asked,” says Katie. “Barbers Shop is still with us now, he’s still in work and looks a million dollars!” says Katie fondly of the horse.

EQUINE WELFARE

“Her Majesty made the decision to retire him after his third win at Royal Windsor so that he could go out in top competition form.” Although he no longer competes, Barbers Shop fans still get to see him at Retraining of Racing Parade Days although these outings have been reduced in pandemic times, much to the dismay of Barbers Shop himself. “He loves a day out,” laughs Katie. “If I loaded up and took him out to a competition tomorrow, he would be as happy as Larry. But he really has no need to prove himself anymore.” In 2020 the Royal Windsor Horse Show, like so many others around the world, was cancelled due to the COVID pandemic. In its place, an online version of the Royal Windsor Horse Show competition took place and the Queen had to settle for third place when the virtual Ridden Class was won by an Off The Track thoroughbred on the other side of the world. “It was quite surreal just to be competing against the Queen at Royal Windsor, let alone winning,” said Melissa Molloy whose Australian Off The Track thoroughbred Relmsparc Foxtrot took the honours. The Royal Windsor Horse Show was back in real life again in 2021 and once again Her Majesty the Queen was in the winner’s circle. Katie Jerram-Hunnable holds The Queen’s horse, Barbers Shop, at Windsor Castle, Berkshire ahead of his retirement ceremony at the 75th Royal Windsor Horse Show (Image Credit: Steve Parsons/PA Images via Getty Images)

25 This story featured in the recent edition of the VRC’s Equine Welfare Bulletin. Enjoy more stories covering topics related to veterinary and research, post-racing careers, VRC & the industry, facilities and practices, and #LovetheHorse on the Equine Welfare Bulletin site here: https://www.vrc.com.au/equine-welfare-bulletin/ “Sadly, Granny didn’t live to see the day that The Queen first rang me to discuss riding her horses, but I do know that she would be very proud now!” “After Barbers Shop, I think they were keen to find another one for me to ride. So, when First Receiver came along, I was given the opportunity to go see him at the Sandringham Stud and discuss the opportunity before it was decided that he would come to me,” says Katie. “When I was a child, my grandmother used to chide me for having elbows on the table, saying ‘What would The Queen say if she walked in and saw you?’ and I used to reply, ‘Don’t be silly Granny, that would never happen.’” “When he does go in the ring with me, I want him to be 100% ready. He has been ridden away from home and he’s a good stick, but he needs time so this winter he’ll be doing some dressage competitions before his debut under saddle in the show ring. Hopefully by mid- 2022 he will be well established in his new career,” Katie adds. Her Majesty’s stud groom Terry Pendry discusses with Her Majesty the horses that they would like to come to Katie and will suit the environment at Collins Farm. On the third day of the show the Queen’s home-bred former racehorse, First Receiver won the Retraining of Racehorses In Hand class. Once again, the Jerram-Hunnable team had been chosen to help First Receiver make the move into his new career. At Royal Windsor he was shown in hand by Katie’s husband, Chris Hunnable, a former eventing rider who rode for Britain at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. “My husband started in showing before he turned to eventing and he still loves the in-hand work – he does it with all my horses. But Her Majesty sends the horses to be ridden by me and I’ll be taking over the reins in the ring next year,” says Katie. “I’m riding First Receiver at home but the In Hand competitions are perfect for gently allowing him to get used to the competitions rather than immediately taking him to a show under saddle.”

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AT FLEMINGTON

Sustainability is a key focus of the Victoria Racing Club (VRC).

The VRC aims to:

Be a Sustainable Business - by managing and hosting sustainable events that deliver on our operational objectives and meet the needs of our community.

In order to do this we need to:

Undertake internal sustainability activities to reflect and support external environmental initiatives.

Aspire to attain the highest standards in environmental performance, assisted by partnerships.

Continue to engage our stakeholders and the community to understand and meet their aspirations for the VRC.

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AT FLEMINGTON

The Victoria Racing Club (VRC) is proud to be shortlisted for the Sports Environment Alliance – SEA Changer Award. The award acknowledges sporting organisations’ efforts to minimise their environmental impact, making their sports more sustainable. This recognition is a testament to the work the VRC does alongside its sustainability partner Incognitus within the Flemington Greenfields Program.

OUR SUSTAINABILITY FUTURE

In order to achieve our sustainability vision of being a world leader in racing and event entertainment while balancing the needs of the environment and community, by 2025 the Victoria Racing Club commits to:

0% food waste in landfill

Carbon Neutrality

100% renewable energy

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HOW TO READ THE FORM

Jockey Silk # Horse Name (Country of Birth) (Blinkers)

Handicapper Rating (Barrier) Weight

( 1 ) 56.5kg

6 Black Caviar Hcp Rtg 130

Peter G Moody (Caulfield) Luke Nolen 6yo br m Bel Esprit-Helsinge (Desert Sun (GB) ) Breeder Mr R Jamieson Owners G J & Mrs K J Wilkie, Werrett Bloodstock P/L Synd (Mgr: N Werrett), C & Mrs J Madden, P Hawkes & D M & Mrs J Taylor Salmon, Black Spots, Salmon And Black Spots Cap (dc) 25 Starts 25-0-0 $7,953,936 TECHFORM 100

Track 6:6-0-0 Dist 18:18-0-0 Trk/Dist 6:6-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 9:9-0-0 2nd Up 8:8-0-0 1 -9 MORP m Sat 12May12 1200 G 3 THE GOODWOOD -G1 L Nolen (8) 57

$1.05f 2-We’re Gonna Rock 56 1:10.32

Rtg 130

1 -14 ASC. m Sat 23Jun12 1200 G DIAMOND JUBILEE -G1 L Nolen (14) 57.5

$1.16f 2-Moonlight Cloud (GB) 57.5 1:14.10 Rtg 130

1 -8 FLEM m Sat 16Feb13 1000 G 3 1 -7 MV mN Sat 22Mar13 1200 G 3 1 -11 RAND m Sat 13Apr13 1200 G 4

LIGHTNING -G1 WILLIAM REID -G1

L Nolen (2) 56.5 L Nolen (6) 56.5 L Nolen (1) 56.5

$1.10f 2-Moment of Change 58.5 55.42 $1.03f 2-Karuta Queen 56.5 1:11.08 $1.14f 2-Epaulette 56.5 1:09.65

Rtg 130 Rtg 130

TJ Smith -G1 Rtg 130 Australia’s champion mare who surpassed ‘Kingston Town’ with her 15th Group 1 win last start. Broke the track record in Lightning G1. Notched up her 24th career win in her Victorian swansong at Moonee Valley. Signed off a stellar career with another dominant display at Royal Randwick. One of the all time greats.

Trainer (Location the horse is Trained)

Jockey (Apprentice Claim/Minimum Riding Weight)

Peter G Moody (Caulfield)

Luke Nolen

Horse Details - Age, Colour (Chesnut=ch; Bay=b; Grey=gr; Brown=br; Brown or Black=br or bl; Black=bl; White=wh; Roan=ro; Grey or Roan=gr or ro; Bay or Brown=b or br), Sex (colt=c; filly=f;

gelding=g, horse/entire/stallion=h, mare=m) Breeding Details - Sire - Dam (Sire of Dam) 6yo br m Bel Esprit-Helsinge (Desert Sun (GB) )

BREEDER Breeder of the horse OWNERS Owners of the horse JOCKEY SILKS DESCRIPTION Breeder Mr R Jamieson Owners G J & Mrs K J Wilkie, Werrett Bloodstock P/L Synd (Mgr: N Werrett), C & Mrs J Madden, P Hawkes & D M & Mrs J Taylor Salmon, Black Spots, Salmon And Black Spots Cap

(Won at distance (d), Won in wet (w), Won at track (t), Won at track and distance (c)) Race starts Wins-Seconds-Thirds Career Prizemoney Earnings

TECHFORM Rating for this race

TECHFORM 100

(dc) 25 Starts 25-0-0 $7,953,936

Record at track Starts:Wins-2nds-3rds Record at the distance, Record at the track and distance, Record on wet tracks, Record at first run from a spell, Record at second run form a spell Track 6:6-0-0 Dist 18:18-0-0 Trk/Dist 6:6-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 9:9-0-0 2nd Up 8:8-0-0 Finishing position -Number of starters, Track m=Metropolitan meeting, Date of Meeting, Distance of race , Track Condition and Number value , Name of race Stakes race , Jockey (Barrier) Alloted Weight (Weight Carried), Starting price, Winner/Second of the race , Weight Carried, Margin to Winner/ Second , Race Time, Handicapper’s rating for the race 1 -11 RAND m Sat 13Apr13 1200 G 4 TJ Smith -G1 L Nolen (1) 56.5 $1.14f 2-Epaulette 56.5 1:09.65 Rtg 130 Form Comment - details of recent starts Australia’s champion mare who surpassed ‘Kingston Town’ with her 15th Group 1 win last start. Broke the track record in Lightning G1. Notched up her 24th career win in her Victorian swansong at Moonee Valley. Signed off a stellar career with another dominant display at Royal Randwick. One of the all time greats.

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Paramount+ Carbine Club Stakes (Group 3) (49th of Series) Registered Name: VRC Carbine Club Stakes 1600m Of $500,000 and trophies of $1,300. 1st $300,000 and trophies of $1,300, 2nd $90,000, 3rd $45,000, 4th $22,500, 5th $12,500, 6th $10,000, 7th $10,000, 8th $10,000. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $10,000 for qualified horses. For Three-Years-Old. Set Weights plus Penalties. No allowances for apprentices.

Track Record: 1-33.49E Scenic Peak (09/11/2002) [Good3] Class Record: 1-35.14E Comin’ Through (29/10/2016) [Good4]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 17123 Brigantine (7) James Cummings (w) ..................................... Damien Oliver 2 s4530 Daily Bugle (1) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock ....................... Jamie Mott 57 $12 3 27 Prix De Turn (NZ) (3) Matthew Brown . .................................... Brian Higgins 57 $4.20 4 83580 Patton (2) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (w) . ......................... Fred Kersley 57 $26 5 5s821 Wilsons Prom (10) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ................. John Allen 57 $12 6 7s421 From Pantherland (12) Ken & Kasey Keys (w) ........................... Ben Allen 57 $23 7 351 Gracilistyla (13) Chris Waller (w) . ............................................................. 57 $14 8 14 Corkscrew (NZ) (11) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (w) ............... Jye McNeil 57 $19 9 7s25 Capital Legend (8) John Sadler .............................................. Luke Currie 57 $26 10 044 Rewaayaat (4) Ben & JD Hayes .................................................. Luke Nolen 57 $101 11 4s311 Fangirl (9) Chris Waller (w) .............................................. James McDonald 56 $2.90 12 14826 Testa Rock (6) Ben & JD Hayes ........................................... Craig Williams 55 $19 13 043s5 Celtic Glory (5) Dan O’Sullivan ............................................. Will Price (a) 55 $151 FORM SUMMARY 57 $5.50 FANGIRL had everything go against her in the Reg Allen Listed and still managed to win. BRIGANTINE can do some things wrong but he has a big engine and the form out of his third in the G2 Stan Fox has been franked. PRIX DE TURN looks the value selection.

( 7 ) 57kg

1 Brigantine Rtg 80 James Cummings (Agnes Banks)

Damien Oliver 3yo b c 05/10/18 Astern-Lobola (Anabaa (USA) ) Breeder Godolphin Australia Owners Godolphin Royal Blue (w) 7 Starts 2-1-1 $200,350 TECHFORM 100

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:1-0-0 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-0 1 -10 KENS m Wed 21Jul21 1100 S 6 2YCG MDNSW K McEvoy (8) 56 $3.20f 2-Publicist 56

0.4L 1:03.53

7 -8 K GR m Sat 14Aug21 1300 G 3 UP&COMING -G3 K McEvoy (7) 53 $5

1-Tiger Of Malay 61 4.9L 1:15.71 Rtg 64

1 -10 RAND m Sat 4Sep21

1300 G 4 3&4Y BM72

R King (5)

2-Super Effort 59.5

1.4L 1:16.64 Rtg 64 0.5L 1:25.14 Rtg 69

52 $8

2 -9 CAUL m Sat 18Sep21 1400 G 4 GNEAS PREL -G3 D M Lane (5) 56 $6.50 1-Lightsaber 58

3 -7 2.0L 1:28.52 Rtg 78 Wide no cover, brave 2nd, winner had better run 0.5L Gneas Prel Group 3. Slow start, keen box seat, loomed before tiring 2L Stan Fox Group 2. Not much has gone his way in recent starts. Nose band could prove a crucial gear addition. 2 Daily Bugle Rtg 73 ( 1 ) 57kg Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock (Cranbourne) Jamie Mott RAND m Sat 9Oct21 1500 G 3 STAN FOX -G2 N Rawiller (5) 56.5 $6.50 1-Hilal 56.5 3yo b c 29/08/18 Press Statement-Hold Me Closer (Danehill Dancer (IRE) ) Breeder Mr K G Williams Owners Mrs S G Griffiths, R D Griffiths, K G Williams, Mrs C E Mckelvie, M Mckelvie, D Shirley, R Harris, R Vom & Danibran Syndicate (Mgr: N Johnstone) Pink And Navy Diagonal

Stripes, White Sleeves And Cap, Pink Pom Pom 10 Starts 2-1-1 $210,600

TECHFORM 96

Track 2:0-0-0 Dist 3:0-0-1 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-0-0 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-1-0 11 -14 RAND m Sat 24Apr21 1600 G 4 CHAMPAGNE -G1 L Currie (10) 56.5 $71 1-Captivant 56.5

6.0L 1:34.30

4 -8 5 -9 3 -8

M V m Sat 21Aug21 1200 G 3 MCKENZIE -LR

D M Lane (4) 57 $19

1-He’s Xceptional 56 2.2L 1:10.32 Rtg 68

FLEM m Sat 11Sep21 1400 G 4 EXFORD PLATE -LR J Allen (8)

1-Mr Mozart 57

4.6L 1:24.32 Rtg 68

57.5 $20

M V mN Fri 24Sep21 1600 G 3 STUTT STK -G2

B Prebble (5) 57 $26

1-Forgot You (NZ) 57 0.4L 1:35.81 Rtg 67

10 -15 CAUL m Sat 9Oct21 10.0L 1:35.00 Rtg 73 Ran on nicely in the straight to gain third spot 0.4L Stutt Stk Group 2 over 1600m. Worse than midfield, one paced, found this tough 10L Caul Guineas Group 1 over 1600m. His effort in the Stutt Stakes would have him right in this. 3 Prix De Turn (NZ) Rtg 64 ( 3 ) 57kg Matthew Brown (Cranbourne) Brian Higgins 1600 G 3 CAUL GUINEAS -G1 J Mott (9) 57 $101 1-Anamoe 57 3yo b c 04/11/18 Turn Me Loose (NZ) -Prix du Sang (Red Ransom (USA) ) Breeder Alchemy Family Trust & Windsor Park Stud Ltd Owners T A Hartley, B D’Abaco, P Emini, P Emini, J R Hicks, P T Tancredi, D Prins, R Rastogi, P Boulton, W J Rilen, W R Rilen, B J Rilen, M Rudy, W Rudy, N De Prazer, P Deveney, M F O’shea, F De Pasquale, D Painter & Browns & Kirks (Mgr: S D Brown) Royal Blue, Horse Silhouette, White Chicken Silhouette And Cap 2 Starts 0-1-0 $63,400 TECHFORM 97 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 1:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-1-0 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 2 -10 SANH m Sat 25Sep21 1400 G 4 3YC&G HCP B Mertens (5) 54 $41 1-Extreme Flight 54 1.3L 1:24.35 Rtg 61 7 -15 CAUL m Sat 9Oct21 1600 G 3 CAUL GUINEAS -G1 B Higgins (15) 57 $71 1-Anamoe 57 5.7L 1:35.00 Rtg 64 Near last, made up enormous ground 1.3L at Hillside 3Y 1400m. Last, worked home well from too far back 5.7L Caul Guineas Group 1 1600m. Second to Extreme Warrior on debut and set a huge task from the outside barrier in the Guineas. 4 Patton (Blks) Rtg 60 ( 2 ) 57kg Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (Flemington) Fred Kersley 3yo b c 09/09/18 American Pharoah (USA) -Tsaritsa (Dane Shadow) Breeder Grand Park View Stud Owners Spendthrift Australia Pty Ltd (Mgr: G Cuddy) Orange, Purple Quarters With Yellow Seams

TECHFORM 84

(w) 9 Starts 1-0-1 $46,900

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 1:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 5:1-0-1 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-0 8 -9 K GR m Sat 28Aug21 1400 S 6 M/DYNASTY -G3 R Bayliss (5) 54 $31 1-Coastwatch 55.5

7.4L 1:24.03 Rtg 61

3 -8

K GR

Thu 16Sep21 1500 S 6 CL1

R Bayliss (3)

56.5 $12 1-Jojo Was A Man 61 1.6L 1:31.19 Rtg 61 56.5 $61 1-Head Of State 56.5 5.0L 1:50.04 Rtg 61

5 -14 RHIL m Sat 25Sep21 1800 G 3 GLOAMING -G3 A Adkins (1)

8 -12 RAND m Sat 9Oct21

2000 G 3 CHAMPION -G1 T Berry (1)

56.5 $51 1-Profondo 56.5

7.1L 2:01.75 Rtg 61

12 -14 M V m Sat 23Oct21 2040 S 5 VASE -G2 F W Kersley (13) 57 $41 1-Forgot You (NZ) 57 14.6L 2:09.08 Rtg 60 Went forward, checked 1800m, tank empty 300m 7.1L Champion Group 1 over 2000m. Never gave backers any joy after slow start 14.6L Vase Group 2 over 2040m Soft 5. Will need to find a few lengths.

( 10 ) 57kg

5 Wilsons Prom (Blks) Rtg 61

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (Caulfield) John Allen 3yo ch g 31/08/18 Xtravagant (NZ) -Emphatically (Not a Single Doubt) Breeder Newhaven Park Stud Owners P Summers, Newhaven Park, S W Bruhn, Q Gleeson, Chasing Drama, J J C Racing, S A Joyce, D P Coe, Mrs K A Coe, A Clorley, P R Connell, Mrs C Connell, R E Wilson, Sewgoolam

Racing Connection & N Pope Navy Blue, White Band And Cap, Pink Stripes (w) 9 Starts 1-3-1 $43,005 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 5:1-1-0 1st Up 2:0-0-1 2nd Up 2:0-2-0 2 -8 W FM m Wed 10Feb21 1300 G 4 2Y MDN-SW N Rawiller (3) 57 $11

TECHFORM 75

1-Head Of State 57 1-The Bullring 57 1-San Mauritz 59.5 1-Watch Hill 59.5

2.0L 1:17.18 3.8L 1:17.10 6.9L 1:11.03 0.4L 1:26.49

5 -11 WYNG 8 -10 WKBL 2 -11 HSHM 1 -14 HTON

Thu 25Feb21 1300 S 6 2Y MDN-SW T Berry (4) Sat 28Aug21 1200 G 4 MDN-SW M Poy (7) Mon 20Sep21 1400 S 6 MDN-SW J Allen (5)

57 57 57 57

$3.90 $3.70 $3.70

Sat 9Oct21 3.3L 1:23.24 Finished second after settling near the pace 0.4L at Horsham Mdn 1400m. Pounced on the lead and sailed away from rivals 3.3L at Hamilton Mdn 1400m. Big step up from a Hamilton maiden but in astute stable so must be respected. 6 From Pantherland Rtg 62 ( 12 ) 57kg Ken & Kasey Keys (Cranbourne) Ben Allen 1400 S 6 MDN-SW J D Hill (9) $3.10f 2-Wangoom 57 3yo br g 17/10/18 Ready for Victory-Tycoon Peri (Written Tycoon) Breeder Mrs L Keys Owners Mrs L A Keys, C J Keys, B R Parsons, Mrs H L Flanigan, Mrs D Miller, Mrs G M Frenken, J T Firth, P Blundy, W J Driscoll, J A Hayes, A Kuusela, N R Craig, P P L A Syndicate (Mgr: P Elliot) & Maja Kada

(Mrg: J P Stclair) Pink, Purple Sash And Cap (w) 5 Starts 1-1-0 $30,925

TECHFORM 81

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:1-1-0 1st Up 2:0-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-1-0 4 -9 CAUL m Sat 3Apr21 1100 G 4 REDOUTE’S -LR L Currie (1) 57 $71 1-Najmaty 55 7 -9 MRPK m Sat 24Apr21 1200 G 4 BREEDERS’ -G3 M J Dee (5) 57.5 $15 1-Cloudy 55.5

3.5L 1:03.87

4.6L 1:11.18 Rtg 60

= 4 -10 GEEL 2 -13 SALE

1225 G 4 MDN-SW L Currie (9) 57 $4.40 1-Lumber Punk 57

0.3L 1:13.32

Fri 17Sep21 Wed 6Oct21

1415 S 6 MDN-SW L Currie (1) 57 $3.10f 1-Bring Me Flowers 55 0.8L 1:27.06

1 -8 1.3L 1:33.51 Top win to reel in the leaders from midfield 1.3L at Mornington Mdn over 1500m Soft 5. Has always shown ability and will be full of confidence after breakthrough win last start. 7 Gracilistyla Rtg 64 ( 13 ) 57kg Chris Waller (Warwick Farm) MORN Mon 18Oct21 1500 S 5 MDN-SW B Allen (2) 57 $1.40f 2-Improvident 57 3yo gr-br g 08/11/18 Medaglia d’Oro (USA) -Catkins (Dubawi (IRE) ) Breeder Ingham Racing Owners Ingham Racing (Mgrs: Ms L J Ingham, J A Ingham, R C Ingham & Mrs D N Kepitis) Cerise

TECHFORM 86

(w) 3 Starts 1-0-1 $40,250

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:1-0-1 1st Up 1:0-0-1 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 3 -11 KENS m Wed 15Sep21 1100 S 5 MDN-SW H Bowman (10) 57 $7

1-Mayrose 55 1-Able Willie 58

1.5L 1:03.81 3.2L 1:12.39

5 -10 KENS m Wed 29Sep21 1250 G 3 3Y MDN W FM m Wed 13Oct21 1400 S 7 MDN

H Bowman (7) J B McDonald (1)

58 58

$5.50

1 -8 3.2L 1:25.06 No cover early, pushed to lead, fought on bravely 3.2L at Kensington 3Y Mdn over 1250m. Led throughout, never under threat, dominant win 3.2L at Warwick Farm Mdn 1400m Soft 7. Blue blood galloper that looks up to this class of racing. 8 Corkscrew (NZ) (Blks) Rtg 63 ( 11 ) 57kg Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (Caulfield) Jye McNeil $2.40f 2-Podium 58.5 3yo b g 04/10/18 Redwood (GB) -Marsh Harbour (NZ) (Volksraad (GB) ) Breeder G Harvey Owners M J Davidson, Dr B A Boan, Ms J Crewes, J Gibson, D Jenson, G J Mcmahon, L H Sholl, Wasat Racing (Mgr: W M Gilmore), M & P No. 5 (Mgr: W M Brown), Byron Bay Racing (Mgr: M C O’Hara)

& Kambodians (Mgr: J R Bermingham) Navy And White Halves, Navy Cap (w) 2 Starts 1-0-0 $21,625 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:1-0-0 1st Up 1:1-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 1 -10 HSHM Mon 20Sep21 1200 S 6 MDN-SW D Yendall (7) 57 $3.80 2-Launch Pad 59.5

TECHFORM 88

1.3L 1:13.66

4 -9 1-Extreme Flight 57 6.2L 1:25.30 Rtg 63 Proved too good winning 1.3L at Horsham Mdn over 1200m Soft 6. Leader’s back, bumped 300m, kept trying 6.2L Gothic Stakes Listed over 1400m Soft 7. Battled home well behind potential future star last start. CAUL m Sat 16Oct21 1400 S 7 GOTHIC STAKES -LR D Yendall (3) 56 $17

( 8 ) 57kg

9 Capital Legend Rtg 61

John Sadler (Caulfield) Luke Currie 3yo ch g 18/10/18 Capitalist-Sweet Melody (NZ) (Tavistock (NZ) ) Breeder Kambula Stud Owners Legend Racing Pty Ltd (Mgr: K K Ho) White, Red Epaulettes And Armbands, Red And White Striped Cap, Red Pom Pom

TECHFORM 75

3 Starts 0-1-0 $15,700

Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 1:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-1-0 1st Up 2:0-1-0 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 7 -9 FLEM m Wed 23Sep20 900 G 4 2Y-SW J McNeil (1) 58 $10 1-General Beau 58

10.3L 52.54

2 -7 5 -8

M V mN Fri 1Oct21

1533 S 5 3Y BM64 M J Dee (6)

1-Rhinoceros (NZ) 59.5

0.8L 1:35.27 Rtg 59

57.5 $21

CAUL m Wed 13Oct21 1600 G 4 3Y BM70 D M Lane (8) 0.5L 1:38.70 Rtg 61 Settled midfield, loomed large, found one better 0.8L at The Valley 3Y Bm64 1533m. Eased last, best late splits, got close 0.5L at Caulfield 3Y Bm70 1600m. Has a nice turn of foot and will get every chance up the long Flemington Straight. 10 Rewaayaat (Blks) Rtg 58 ( 4 ) 57kg Ben & JD Hayes (Flemington) Luke Nolen 56.5 $3.60f 1-Rhinoceros (NZ) 60 3yo b c 09/09/18 Not a Single Doubt-Albakoor (Zabeel (NZ) ) Breeder Shadwell Stud Australasia Ltd Owners Shadwell Stud Australasia Ltd (Mgr: G M Kelly) Royal Blue, White Epaulettes, Striped Cap

TECHFORM 69

3 Starts 0-0-0 $3,500

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 11 -13 SANL m Wed 25Aug21 1200 S 6 3Y MDN-SW D W Stackhouse (10) 58 $21

1-Vilana 58

7.4L 1:12.35 1.7L 1:18.66

4 -12 GEEL 4 -13 SALE

1325 G 3 3Y MDN-SW L Nolen (4)

1-Euro Dandy 58

Fri 17Sep21

58 $20

Sun 24Oct21 1400 S 5 3Y MDN-SW L Nolen (5) 1.6L 1:26.07 Had a chance to run on after a nice run however satisfied with fourth 1.7L at Geelong 3Y Mdn 1325m. Loomed as a threat before tiring into fourth 1.6L at Sale 3Y Mdn over 1400m. Blinkers first time. 11 Fangirl Rtg 75 ( 9 ) 56kg Chris Waller (Rosehill) James McDonald 58 $3.60f 1-Dangers 58 3yo b or br f 01/11/18 Sebring-Little Surfer Girl (Encosta de Lago) Breeder Ingham Racing Owners Ingham Racing (Mgrs: Ms L J Ingham, J A Ingham, R C Ingham & Mrs D N Kepitis) Cerise

TECHFORM 98

(w) 4 Starts 2-0-1 $123,365

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:1-0-0 1st Up 2:0-0-1 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 4 -6 CANT m Wed 9Jun21 1100 S 7 2Y MDN T Clark (2) 55 $13

1-Almighty Rising 57 0.4L 1:06.64

3 -11 GOSF m Wed 8Sep21 1200 G 4 3Y MDN

T Clark (11)

1-Kooled 59

1.5L 1:10.65 5.2L 1:23.58

56 $12

1 -7 GOUL

Sat 25Sep21 1400 G 4 F&M MDN L Magorrian (3)

57.5 $1.80f 2-Arbitration 55

1 -12 RAND m Sat 16Oct21 1400 S 6 REG ALLEN -LR J B McDonald (1) 57 $3.90f 2-Roots 55 0.6L 1:23.50 Rtg 64 Stormed home thrashing rivals 5.2L at Goulburn F&M Mdn 1400m. Fierce midfield, shuffled back, still got the win 0.6L Reg Allen Listed over 1400m Soft 6. Looks a filly with a big future. 12 Testa Rock (Blks) Rtg 63 ( 6 ) 55kg Ben & JD Hayes (Flemington) Craig Williams 3yo b f 25/07/18 Fastnet Rock-Samartested (Testa Rossa) Breeder Mr G Harvey Owners T Poli, G Harvey, D R L Racing (Mgr: Mrs S Burns) & R North Black And Pink Spots, Pink Cap 6 Starts 1-2-0 $30,685 TECHFORM 90

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 1:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:0-1-0 1st Up 1:0-1-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 1 -11 BRTS Tue 20Jul21 1200 Syn MDN-SW J Richards(a) (10) 55 (53) $2.05f 2-Wildfire Rose 55.5

3.0L 1:13.26

J Richards(a) (1) 59.5 (58) $2.15f 1-Secret Hero 62

2.7L 1:12.85 Rtg 62

4 -11 BRTS Tue 31Aug21 1200 Syn BM58 8 -13 BDGO Wed 15Sep21 1300 G 4 BM64

H T Coffey (6)

1-Bold Manner (NZ) 57.5 6.1L 1:17.82 Rtg 62

54.5 $26

1-Think Winning 59.5

0.2L 1:33.49 Rtg 61

2 -11 MORN Thu 7Oct21

1500 S 5 CL1

J Richards(a) (9) 55 (53.5) $11

6 -11 M V m Sat 23Oct21 1600 S 5 CLASSIC -G2 C Williams (4) 4.2L 1:38.99 Rtg 61 Flew to the line in an impressive gallop for second but got too far back 0.2L at Mornington Cl1 over 1500m Soft 5. Got going late into sixth place after needing a binoculars to find it at the 400m 4.2L Classic Group 2 over 1600m Soft 5. 57 $31 1-Mokulua 57

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