Paramount+ Stakes Day 2021

06 • 1 1 • 2021 ARCADIA QUEEN 2020 winner Seppelt Mackinnon Stakes Trainer: Grant & Alana Williams Jockey: Luke Currie "These days are what it's all about. There's plenty of lows in racing, but the highs are high." Luke Currie S Dta a k y es PARAMOUNT+

PIN & WIN

FIRST PRIZE 2021 LEXUS UX 250h AWD F SPORT VALUED AT $75,525 (INCL. ON ROAD COSTS) $133,524 IN PRIZES TO BE WON *

$ 5

STANDARD PINS = 1 ENTRY

$ 10

DIAMANTE PINS = 2 ENTRIES

CLOSES AT 5PM TODAY

SECOND PRIZE A CURATED WATCH & JEWELLERY COLLECTION FROM KENNEDY VALUED AT $44,800 RRP *18+ AU residents (excl. WA) only.

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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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME

Welcome to Paramount+ Stakes Day, the finale to the 2021 Melbourne Cup Carnival, traditionally a day for families to enjoy top-class racing and facilities at Flemington. The Victoria Racing Club is delighted at the prospect of welcoming a limited number of racegoers back to the course today. Through our broadcast partners we are pleased to be able to share the excitement of Paramount+ Stakes Day with you, wherever you may be. The Group 1 Paramount+ Mackinnon Stakes, with prizemoney of $2 million, has now cemented its place as the VRC championship 2000 metre race of the Melbourne Cup Carnival. Many great horses have won this race, and its history is outlined elsewhere in this race books. Sharing top billing with the Mackinnon today is the Group 1 Darley Sprint Classic - a $2 million race over 1200 metres down the famous Flemington Straight Six course. For Australia’s greatest sprinters, this is their final chance in 2021 to show who is the champion sprinter. The VRC is proud to include the race called “The Amanda Elliott” on the card today. This is a tribute to my predecessor in oce. Amanda Elliott served on the Victoria Racing Board, formerly the Committee, for eighteen years. She became the first woman to hold oce as VRC Vice Chairman, and the first to serve as Chairman of the Club, from 2017 until her retirement at the end of last year. A tribute to Amanda Elliott also appears in these pages. Today we also see the running of the World Horse Racing Grand Handicap recognising the global media business partnership between the VRC, Ascot, Goodwood, Breeders Cup and The Hong Kong Jockey Club. Throughout the Melbourne Cup Carnival I have sincerely thanked all racing supporters and everyone in the racing industry, and especially all at the VRC and Flemington, for their extraordinary dedication in keeping our sport alive and flourishing.

I hope you have enjoyed the Melbourne Cup Carnival as it draws to its conclusion. Good health and good luck for the Paramount+ Stakes Day. We hope to see you all in person at Flemington in 2022.

Neil Wilson VRC Chairman

VICTORIA RACING CLUB - DIRECTORS

Paramount+ Stakes Day Saturday 6 November 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.

CLUB MASTER OFFICIAL

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: Chris Elkington & Simon Petch Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: Peter Patterson, Shane Patterson, Bob Challis & JOHN GLOVER Doctor: DR JOHN McCORKELL & DR Matt Maiden Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

Customer Operations: JACINTA ALEXANDER

Operations: JAMES REID 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: vrc.com.au Email: customerservice@vrc.net.au Victoria Racing Club Limited ACN 119 214 078

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

PARAMOUNT+ STAKES DAY SATURDAY 6 th NOVEMBER 2021

12.40pm Race 1

INCOGNITUS RECOGNITION TROPHY

TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Dave Barham, Director. 1.15pm Race 2 QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES (G3) TROPHY PRESENTER: Judge Katherine Bourke, Director. 1.55pm Race 3 VERY SPECIAL KIDS PIN AND WIN TROPHY TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director. 2.35pm Race 4 THE AMANDA ELLIOTT (LR) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman. 3.15pm Race 5 TAB MATRIARCH STAKES (G2) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mrs Sophie Cornell, Director. 3.50pm Race 6 DARLEY SPRINT CLASSIC (G1) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman. 4.30pm Race 7 PARAMOUNT+ CHATHAM STAKES (G3) TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Neil Werrett, Director. 5.10pm Race 8 PARAMOUNT+ MACKINNON STAKES (G1) Following CORRECT WEIGHT, the Chairman, Mr Neil Wilson, will escort Ms Natalie Hunter, Network 10 Presenter, to the feature stage. Ms Bree Laughlin, MC, will introduce the Chairman, Mr Neil Wilson. Mr Wilson will then introduce Ms Hunter 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. 5.50pm Race 9 WORLD HORSE RACING GRAND HANDICAP TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director. 2021 JB Cummings Leading Trainer Award 2021 Ron Hutchinson Leading Jockey Award These awards will be presented live on Network 10 following the last race.

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 cocktail the Flemington Sangria: vrc.com.au/latest-news/flemington-sangria/ Revel in the Sounds of Carnival 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 Paramount+ Stakes 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: vrc.com.au/pinandwin/

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

THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS Paramount+ Stakes Day

WO R L D H O R S E R A C I NG

PARAMOUNT+ ENTERTAINMENT Stakes Day

DON’T MISS ON CHANNEL 10 CLIENT LIAISON Performing World Of Our Love Stream additional performances from Client Liaison online at 10Play

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

KEY INFORMATION

PARAMOUNT+ Stakes Day

5:10pm: GROUP 1 PARAMOUNT+ MACKINNON STAKES FEATURE RACE

THE FIRST 12.40pm

THE LAST

5.50pm

WATCH

#MelbCupCarnival

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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 – Paramount+ Stakes 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 2 #1 WARNING BEST EACH-WAY Race 5 #3 STARELLE PARAMOUNT+ MACKINNON STAKES TIP Race 8 #4 ZAAKI 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 1 #5 HOSIER BEST EACH-WAY Race 5 #5 MIMI’S AWARD PARAMOUNT+ MACKINNON STAKES TIP Race 8 #9 COLETTE

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

Winners will each receive: • Trophy

• 1 x Two-night stay in a Junior Suite at Sofitel Melbourne On Collins including daily breakfast for two. Total prize valued at $1110 • Penfolds 2018 Superblend 802-A Cabernet Shiraz. Valued at $900

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

PIN & WIN

FIRST PRIZE 2021 LEXUS UX 250h AWD F SPORT VALUED AT $75,525 (INCL. ON ROAD COSTS) $133,524 IN PRIZES TO BE WON *

$ 5

STANDARD PINS = 1 ENTRY

$ 10

DIAMANTE PINS = 2 ENTRIES

CLOSES AT 5PM TODAY

SECOND PRIZE A CURATED WATCH & JEWELLERY COLLECTION FROM KENNEDY VALUED AT $44,800 RRP *18+ AU residents (excl. WA) only.

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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

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 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 1:47.36 TAHUNA GOLD 11 Mar 2000 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

A STORY FROM THE VAULT

The weight-for-age 2000 metre championship race that has been long known as the Mackinnon Stakes used to be part of Victoria Derby Day, the opening day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival, ever since Cup Week went to a four-day racing format more than a century and a half ago. It was called the Melbourne Stakes back then. It became the L.K.S. Mackinnon Stakes in 1936. Five years ago, in 2016, the Victoria Racing Club Board decided to switch the Mackinnon to the fourth and final day of the Carnival, increasing its prizemoney to $2 million. Instead of being a stepping stone to glory, the Mackinnon Stakes became the feature act of the final day. In its previous Derby Day position, for many horses it was an essential pathway to success in the Melbourne Cup a few days later. Champion trainer Bart Cummings often used a run in the Mackinnon to bring his horses to the peak of fitness for the Cup. His father Jim Cummings had followed that path successfully with Comic Court in 1950. Even a beaten run in the Mackinnon was sufficient to top the Cummings horses off for the Melbourne Cup, as Think Big proved on two occasions back in 1974/75. Let’s Elope (1991) and Rogan Josh (1999) both won the Mackinnon on their way to Melbourne Cup victory. Since it worked for Jim and Bart Cummings, other trainers tried the same formula. Mick Robins found it worked for his dual Cups winner Rain Lover, in 1968 and 1969. Several Melbourne Cup winners went on to secure victory in the Mackinnon in the year or years following. Altogether, 20 Cup winners have a Mackinnon (or Melbourne Stakes) win on their record. A further 24 winners of the Mackinnon were placegetters in Melbourne Cups. The logic of changing the date in 2016 was sound. After Ireland’s Vintage Crop won the Cup in 1993, more and more horses arrived directly from the northern hemisphere with the Cup their object. These horses had training preparations very different fromAustralian horses. Racing in top company in Europe’s spring and summer, they HOW FINAL DAY BECAME MACKINNON STAKES DAY BY ANDREW LEMON

did not need a solid 2000 metre race so close to Cup Day. If they did race in Australia before the first Tuesday in November, then the Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate or the Geelong Cup suited their preparations better, allowing a longer break. Some trainers opted for the 2500 metre Lexus Stakes (Hotham Handicap) on Derby Day which offered automatic inclusion in the Melbourne Cup field. By swapping the Derby Day Mackinnon with the 1600 metre Cantala Stakes – a feature race that had operated under many sponsors’ names on the final day over the past 60 years – trainers with Cup ambitions had a further option with a shorter weight-for-age Group 1 on Derby Day. Another benefit of moving the Mackinnon was to create a rich Group 1 prize after a ten-day break for Cox Plate competitors not aiming for the Melbourne Cup. The original Derby Day Melbourne Stakes had been renamed in honour of Lauchlan Kenneth Scobie Mackinnon who joined the VRC committee in 1905 and served as Chairman for nineteen challenging years from 1916. History has not been kind to L.K.S. Mackinnon. In the popular 1983 Phar Lap movie he is the pantomime silvertail villain, plotting to pile

VRC Chairman L.K.S. Mackinnon presenting the 1924 Melbourne Cup to E.L Baillieu. Mackinnon won the race with his Kingsburgh in 1914. (Australian Racing Museum)

A STORY FROM THE VAULT

Wakeful, triple winner of the Melbourne Stakes (now MacKinnon Stakes). (Frederick Woodhouse/Australian Racing Museum)

penalty weights on the back of the people’s horse to privilege his own aristocratic colt, Carradale. His views about women trainers and jockeys (he did his best to keep them out of racing altogether) were not widely shared even at the time. He preferred quality in racing to quantity, thought there was too much racing, and helped close down the many privately owned small suburban racecourses that operated in Melbourne. He had his detractors. Yet Flemington flourished under Mackinnon’s leadership. With Henry Byron Moore he oversaw the necessary transformation of the racecourse in 1924 when the Members’ Stand, Birdcage and Mounting Yard were repositioned from their traditional place at the Elms near the riverside. He guided the Club through the tough Depression years. As an owner, Mackinnon enjoyed mixed success and made light of disappointments. He won the 1914 Melbourne Cup with Kingsburgh (a grandson of Carbine), and had many big race wins. His favourite horsewasWoorak, an exceptional miler. He stoodWoorak successfully as a stallion at his Chatsworth Park stud farm. Later, Mackinnon became the last owner of historic Maribyrnong Stud, upstream of Flemington. Admirers praised him as sportsman, owner, breeder and administrator, a man of vision. Said one, “the sound position of racing today is largely due to his foresight and vision”. The Mackinnon Stakes remembers his contribution.

Competition closes at 2pm! Just for Fun Winners of the Myer Fashions on your Front Lawn ® Just for Fun categories will be announced today on VRC’s social media channels - @FlemingtonVRC Find out more FASHIONSONYOURFRONTLAWN.COM.AU

EQUINE WELFARE

Rehab4Rehab is leading the way in evidence-based equine therapy program, offering a unique style of clinical psychology minus the clinical setting, and with the addition of retired racehorses who are proving extremely adept at breaking down barriers. Clinical Psychologist Joanna Paterson has always appreciated the value of the human connection with horses, but it’s never been more apparent to her than now that retired racehorses are changing - and saving - young lives. As Head Of Therapy at Rehab4Rehab, Joanna treats some of the most vulnerable children suffering from the most severe forms of mental illness, and it’s changed her view on therapy. “I’ll never do therapy with a child or teen in a clinical room ever again,” she says. Rehab4Rehab is Australia’s most advanced evidence-based equine therapy program, offering a unique style of clinical psychology minus the clinical setting, while also helping injured racehorses through their recovery. Sadly, many children who attend Rehab4Rehab do so as a last resort, because traditional therapy hasn’t worked for them. “We find that when kids aren’t under a spotlight and expected to disclose personal information, they are far more likely to open up and engage in meaningful conversations,” Joanna explains. Founder Alisha Griffiths says that more often than not something remarkable happens when a child meets a horse at Rehab4Rehab, leading to life-changing outcomes. “We see the profound impact of equine therapy on children every day. We’ve seen non-verbal kids speak for the first time, we’ve seen suicidal kids turn their lives around through our programs; it’s amazing what can happen when the pressure is off.” THE PERFECT MATCH: RETIRED RACEHORSES CHANGING YOUNG PEOPLE’S LIVES BY BELINDA MEYERS

Whether they’re leading a horse or doing groundwork, therapy is based on mindfulness and ‘being in the moment’, empowering young people to manage their anxiety, regulate their emotions and improve their communication skills. “They will walk to a creek with a horse, sit on a bale of hay in the hay shed or hose a horse’s leg. The horse is the intervention, there are unlimited role-play scenarios taking place in real-life nature and the clinical psychologist is noticing everything along the way.” “Often that’s just the environment a child needs to take that first step towards sharing the most horrific and heartbreaking issues going on in their lives. And if you asked 15 parents, they would say that (head therapy horse) Crackajack has saved their child’s life,” Alisha says. Ex-racehorse Crackajack is just one of a number of injured or homeless horses that have found a purposeful life after racing, helping humans while also healing themselves. He’s in good company with others like Sale Cup winner Eraset, One Won’t Hurt, Cauliflower and Street Prince to name a few. While these thoroughbred geldings may have held no monetary value as injured racehorses coming off the track, they are the perfect equine therapy horses and priceless in the eyes of parents.

“They are so humanised; they have been exposed to humans since they first opened their eyes. Racehorses have already beendesensitised; they’ve seen dogs, helicopters, umbrellas, everything! There’s not a lot they haven’t seen, and the more they have raced, the more they’ve seen and the more easily they take to equine therapy.

EQUINE WELFARE

“I’LL NEVER DO THERAPY WITH A CHILD OR TEEN IN A CLINICAL ROOM EVER AGAIN.”

“Having a human on their back, it’s all they know,” Alisha says. “One Won’t Hurt will be banging at the gate wanting to come out and connect with the children, and Eraset will stand at the gate waiting for his therapy session. It’s incredible to see the connection on both sides.”

Rehab4Rehab is now an Off The Track Acknowledged Retrainer and part of Racing Victoria’s RESET program, while also a registered charity helping children from all walks of life, even if they are unable to afford the therapy themselves. Beyond the benefit to children and retired racehorses with limited options, Rehab4Rehab is on a mission to spread the word about the value of thoroughbreds after racing. “We are showcasing to the community - non-racing people included - how valuable retired racehorses are. We’re trying to change the narrative of the way people see these horses. We also want the industry to see the program in action, and we’d love to get to the point where equine therapy can be integrated with stable and staff wellbeing programs in the future. “It’s a very powerful win-win for the racing industry and the health industry. We’ve got the system - the demand is there, we just need more therapists, more locations and, of course, more horses to go through the program.”

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/

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

25% OFF when you purchase 2 or more items of men’s casual & formal clothing & footwear Exclusions and Conditions apply. Offer ends Sunday 7 November 2021.

TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS

PARAMOUNT+ MACKINNON STAKES LEADING TRAINERS LEADING JOCKEYS TRAINER WINS HORSES (YEAR) JOCKEY

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

Bart Cummings

Jim Johnson

11 So You Think (2010)

5 Voleur (1970)

Sirmione (2007) Rogan Josh (1999) Let’s Elope (1991) Bounty Hawk (1984)

Rain Lover (1968) Winfreux (1967) Tobin Bronze (1966)

Yangtze (1965)

Belmura Lad (1980-81) Damien Oliver

5 Happy Trails (2014)

Gold And Black (1976)

Glass Harmonium (2011) Grand Armee (2004)

Leilani (1974) Voleur (1970) Trellios (1959)

Danewin (1995) Paris Lane (1994)

CURRENT TRAINERS

CURRENT JOCKEYS

TRAINER

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

JOCKEY

WINS HORSES (YEAR) 5 Happy Trails (2014)

Gai Waterhouse

Damien Oliver

4 Theseo (2008)

Desert War (2006) Grand Armee (2004) All Our Mob (1996)

Glass Harmonium (2011) Grand Armee (2004)

Danewin (1995) Paris Lane (1994)

Graeme Rogerson

2 La Bella Dama (2001)

John Allen Glen Boss

Ebony Grosve (1997)

1 Trap For Fools (2018) 1 Casual Pass (2003) 1 Arcadia Queen (2020) 1 Tosen Stardom (2018) 1 Magic Wand (2019) 1 Gailo Chop (2015)

Andrew Balding

1 Side Glance (2013)

Leon & Troy Corstens

Luke Currie Damian Lane Ryan Moore Ben Melham

Awesome Rock (2016)

Mathew Ellerton Lee Freedman

1 Casual Pass (2003) 1 Paris Lane (1994)

John Hawkes David Hayes

1 Lonhro (2002)

1 Better Loosen Up (1990) Nash Rawiller 1 Glass Harmonium (2011) Jamie Spencer

1 Theseo (2008)

Michael Moroney

1 Side Glance (2013)

Daniel Morton Aidan O’Brien Jake Stephens

Craig Williams

1 Scenic Shot (2009) 1 Magic Wand (2019) 1 Alcopop (2012) 1 Gailo Chop (2015) 1 Veandercross (1992) 1 Arcadia Queen (2020)

1 Alcopop (2012)

Antoine de Watrigant

John Wheeler

Grant & Alana Williams

PAST WINNERS

LKS MACKINNON STAKES 1869-2020 YEAR WINNER 2020 ARCADIA QUEEN 2019 MAGIC WAND 2018 TRAP FOR FOOLS 2017 TOSEN STARDOM 2016 AWESOME ROCK YEAR WINNER 1968 RAIN LOVER 1967 WINFREUX 1966 TOBIN BRONZE YEAR WINNER 1916 LAVENDO 1915 1914 1913 1912

TRAQUETTE ST. CARWYNE

1965 YANGTZE 1964 SIR DANE 1963 SUMMER FAIR 1962 AQUANITA 1961 SKY HIGH 1960 TULLOCH 1959 TRELLIOS 1958 MONTE CARLO 1957 SAILOR’S GUIDE 1956 SIR WILLIAM 1955 RISING FAST 1954 RISING FAST 1953 HYDROGEN 1952 DALRAY 1951 DELTA 1950 COMIC COURT 1949 COMIC COURT 1948 SNOWSTREAM 1947 DON PEDRO 1946 FLIGHT 1945 TRANQUIL STAR 1944 TRANQUIL STAR 1943 AMANA 1942 TRANQUIL STAR 1941 BEAU VITE 1940 BEAU VITE 1939 ORTELLE’S STAR 1938 AJAX 1937 THE TRUMP 1936 GAY BLONDE 1935 SYLVANDALE 1934 PETER PAN 1933 ROGILLA 1932 PETER PAN 1931 PHAR LAP 1930 PHAR LAP 1929 HIGH SYCE 1928 GOTHIC 1927 SILVIUS (IRE) 1926 MANFRED 1925 PILLIEWINKIE 1924 GLOAMING 1923 RIVOLI 1922 HARVEST KING 1921 EURYTHMIC 1920 EURYTHMIC 1919 CETIGNE 1918 MAGPIE 1917 CETIGNE

ANNA CARLOVNA

DUKE FOOTE TRAFALGAR

2015 GAILO CHOP 2014 HAPPY TRAILS 2013 SIDE GLANCE 2012 ALCOPOP 2011

1911 1910

SON OF THE MARSH

1909 ALAWA 1908 PERU

1907 POSEIDON 1906 SOLUTION 1905 TARTAN 1904 GLADSOME 1903 WAKEFUL 1902 WAKEFUL 1901 WAKEFUL 1900 LANCASTER 1899 MORA 1898 BATTALION 1897 BATTALION 1896 DISFI GURED 1895 HOVA

GLASS HARMONIUM

2010 SO YOU THINK 2009 SCENIC SHOT 2008 THESEO 2007 SIRMIONE 2006 DESERT WAR 2005 LAD OF THE MANOR 2004 GRAND ARMEE 2003 CASUAL PASS 2002 LONHRO 2001 LA BELLA DAMA 2000 OLIVER TWIST 1999 ROGAN JOSH 1998 CHAMPAGNE 1997 EBONY GROSVE 1996 ALL OUR MOB 1995 DANEWIN 1994 PARIS LANE 1993 THE PHANTOM 1992 VEANDERCROSS 1991 LET’S ELOPE 1990 BETTER LOOSEN UP 1989 HORLICKS 1988 EMPIRE ROSE

1894 RUENALF 1893 LOYALTY 1892 AUTONOMY 1891 MARVEL 1890 CARBINE 1889 ABERCORN 1888 THE AUSTRALIAN PEER 1887 SILVER MINE

1886 ISONOMY 1885 TRENTON 1884 MALUA 1883 COMMOTION 1882 DAREBIN 1881 WHEATEAR 1880 CHESTER 1879 FIRST KING 1878 CHESTER 1877 1876 RAPID BAY 1875

1987 RUBITON 1986 AT TALAQ

1985 RISING PRINCE 1984 BOUNTY HAWK 1983 VELOSO 1982 MY AXEMAN 1981 BELMURA LAD 1980 BELMURA LAD 1979 DULCIFY 1978 FAMILY OF MAN 1977 SIR SILVER LAD 1976 GOLD AND BLACK 1975 KIWI CAN 1974 LEILANI 1973 AUSTRALASIA 1972 STORMY SEAS 1971 SKINT DIP 1970 VOLEUR 1969 ROMAN CONSUL

ROBINSON CRUSOE

KINGSBOROUGH

1874 1873 1872 1871

DAGWORTH DAGWORTH CONTESSA

WARRIOR 1870 TIM WHIFFLER 1869 GLENCOE

*The $4,000,000 projection includes a $100,000 Jackpot. S-TAB projects a net dividend pool, subject to the provisions of the Totalizator Betting Rules. This is representative of an estimated Quaddie pool amount of $4,000,000 if taxes, commissions and any other statutory amounts payable on the projected net dividend pool were paid in full. The projection is based on forecast trends and historical data current as at 02/11/2021 and is not guaranteed by S-TAB. Help is close at hand. Call Gambler’s Help, GambleAware or the ACT Gambling Counselling & Support Service on 1800 858 858 www.gambleaware.nsw.gov.au or www.gamblinghelponline.org.au. Don’t let the game play you. Stay in control. Gamble Responsibly.

12:40pm

Incognitus Recognition Trophy 1600m

Of $130,000 and trophies of $1,500. 1st $71,500 and trophies of $1,500, 2nd $23,400, 3rd $11,700, 4th $6,500, 5th $3,900, 6th $2,600, 7th $2,600, 8th $2,600, 9th $2,600, 10th $2,600. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. For Four-Years-Old and Upwards. BenchMark 90 Handicap. No allowances for apprentices.

Track Record: 1-33.49E Scenic Peak (09/11/2002) [Good3] Class Record: 1-36.17E Power Scheme (07/11/2020) [Good4]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 751s7 Our Playboy (2) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (dw) ................ Damian Lane 2 53s59 Gold Fields (11) Logan McGill (dw) . .................................... Nash Rawiller 58.5 $61 3 5s738 Mystery Shot (8) Lindsey Smith (dw) . ............................... Craig Williams 58.5 $10 4 s0s94 Keats (IRE) (1) Michael Moroney (dw) ....................................... Kerrin McEvoy 56 $23 5 1111s Hosier (IRE) (6) Robert Hickmott (dwt) ........................................... Jye McNeil 55.5 $2.70 6 281s7 I Am the Fox (4) Nick Ryan (dw) ..................................... Blaike McDougall 55.5 $19 7 723s2 Silent Sovereign (7) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (w) . ..................... Luke Currie 55 $6.50 8 08s95 Beaufort Park (10) Saab Hasan (w) . ...................................... Rachel King 54.5 $41 9 1s966 Equation (5) Annabel Neasham (w) .................................... James McDonald 54.5 $4.60 10 13254 Seiners Express (NZ) (9) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (wtc) ... Harry Coffey 54 $12 11 s0757 Tatunka (3) Bob Donat (w) . .................................................... Dean Yendall 54 $41 FORM SUMMARY 59 $7.50 HOSIER was undefeated in his first preparation in Australia. Whilst this is his toughest test to date, he has the ability to make it five wins in succession. OUR PLAYBOY and SILENT SOVEREIGN tend to race well second up. SEINERS EXPRESS has strong form at this track.

( 2 ) 59kg

1 Our Playboy Rtg 88 Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (Caulfield)

Damian Lane 4yo ch g Sebring-Mischief Night (Shamardal (USA) ) Breeder Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd Owners J M Maclean, D J M Maclean, Mrs A J Maclean, Ms R C Lederman, M J Davidson, A Angus, Wasat Racing Synd, P W Henley, M L McKenzie, R S Vicary, J R Bermingham, B Shipton, C J Hams, Bearman Racing Synd, S L Walter, Mrs K M Walter, A T Harrison, E C Cross, S A Gilmore & T Gilmore Lime Green, Royal Blue Diamond (dw) 15 Starts 4-0-0 $300,205 TECHFORM 96 Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 1:1-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 5:4-0-0 1st Up 6:1-0-0 2nd Up 4:1-0-0 6 -14 DOOM m Sat 22May21 1110 G 4 3Y-SW J Byrne (4) 58 $19 1-Kisukano 55 1.9L 1:04.85 Rtg 80 7 -11 E FM m Sat 5Jun21 1200 G 4 QLD DAY -LR B E Thompson (5) 57 $6.50 1-Setanta 57 1.8L 1:11.33 Rtg 80 5 -11 IPSW m Sat 19Jun21 1350 G 4 T L COONEY B E Thompson (9) 57 $15 1-Palaisipan 55 1.4L 1:21.51 Rtg 80 1 -14 SCST m Sun 11Jul21 1600 S 6 WINX GUINEAS -G3 R Fradd (14) 57 $9 2-Dzsenifer 55 5.8L 1:37.85 Rtg 80 7 -8 E FM m Sat 9Oct21 1400 G 4 OPEN R Fradd (7) 58.5 $8.50 1-Apache Chase 58.5 6.5L 1:22.75 Rtg 90 Amazing win in a dominant display once balanced up in the straight 5.8L Winx Guineas Group 3. Slow to begin, got going when the race was over 6.5L at Eagle Farm. Expect to see sharp improvement from him second up. 2 Gold Fields (Blks) Rtg 87 ( 11 ) 58.5kg Logan McGill (Mornington) Nash Rawiller 9yo b g Churchill Downs-Gold Delta (Encosta de Lago) Breeder Mr K Heffernan Owners Glenhuntly Lodge Syn (Mrs L Riley) P Perkins, G & Mrs C Curtain, P Curtain, Major Racing (Mgr: N Frangoulis), N F K Racing (Mgr: N Frangoulis), P & Mrs E Griffin, C Riccioni, J Driscoll, G Warner, M

Nunan, P Nunan & P Formica Yellow, Red Braces And Cap (dw) 66 Starts 11-6-8 $774,815

TECHFORM 94

Track 6:0-1-0 Dist 25:5-2-3 Trk/Dist 3:0-0-0 Wet 13:2-1-3 1st Up 9:0-0-0 2nd Up 9:1-1-2 7 -7 BDLE Sun 21Mar21 1600 G 4 BAIRNSDALE CUP D W Stackhouse (5) 61.5 $5 1-Surreal Image 54

12.5L 1:38.40 Rtg 93 5.8L 1:36.15 Rtg 90 4.2L 1:36.35 Rtg 88 1.7L 1:17.92 Rtg 88

5 -6 CAUL m Sat 17Apr21 1600 G 3 VGOLD MILE 3 -7 CAUL m Sat 8May21 1600 G 4 HCP

Z Spain (5) D Moor (5)

$51 1-So Si Bon 60 $10 1-Holbien 53 $71 1-Chaillot 54

60 55 54

5 -11 SANH m Sat 25Sep21 1300 G 4 TESTA ROSSA -LR Z Spain (7)

9 -11 BRAT Sun 10Oct21 1600 G 4 SEYM CUP -LR 54 (54.5) $31 1-Mr Brightside (NZ) 54 5.1L 1:38.07 Rtg 88 Near last, made up enormous ground in straight 1.7L Testa Rossa Listed over 1300m. Mediocre performance after settling just behind the leaders 5.1L Seym Cup Listed over 1600m. Down in grade here so don’t dismiss. 3 Mystery Shot (Blks) Rtg 87 ( 8 ) 58.5kg Lindsey Smith (Warrnambool 2) Craig Williams Z Spain (5) 5yo b g Shooting to Win-Mystique (NZ) (Montjeu (IRE) ) Breeder Inglewood Stud Owners B J Spicer, P A Vawdrey, D Painter, Ms E A Butler, Luxury Escapes (Mgr: C Arjun), A Welsh, I McLean, S S Roth, S M Shostak, S A Peacock, C S Racing (Mgr: A J Boyd), D A Dragicevich, A M Dragicevich, G Singh, Ms E Seeley, A Fahey & A Schultz Yellow, Royal Blue Knight, Royal Blue And Yellow Stripe Sleeves, Yellow And Royal Blue Star Cap (dw) 12 Starts 6-1-1 $291,125 TECHFORM 100 Track 2:0-0-1 Dist 2:1-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:3-0-1 1st Up 4:2-0-0 2nd Up 3:1-1-1 1 -11 SANL m Wed 3Mar21 1600 G 4 BM84 L J Neindorf(a) (7) 60 (58) $4.40 2-Surreal Image 52.5 0.3L 1:36.57 Rtg 84 5 -7 SANL m Wed 17Mar21 1400 G 3 BM84 L J Neindorf(a) (7) 62 (60) $2.50f 1-Shandy 55.5 0.9L 1:25.02 Rtg 88 7 -7 M V m Sat 21Aug21 1200 G 4 BM90 L J Neindorf(a) (5) 59 (57) $11 1-Corner Pocket 58 4.7L 1:10.50 Rtg 88 3 -12 FLEM m Sat 2Oct21 1410 S 5 HEADQUARTERS -LR D Bates (9) 54 $6.50ef 1-Justacanta (NZ) 54 1.3L 1:24.00 Rtg 87 8 -11 BRAT Sun 10Oct21 1600 G 4 SEYM CUP -LR D Bates (6) 54 $10 1-Mr Brightside (NZ) 54 4.9L 1:38.07 Rtg 87 Lost the near hind, great effort to hold third 1.3L Headquarters Listed. No match for rivals and was always out the back chasing 4.9L Seym Cup Listed. He will appreciate the drop back in class. 4 Keats (IRE) Rtg 82 ( 1 ) 56kg Michael Moroney (Flemington) Kerrin McEvoy 5yo b g Galileo (IRE) -Airwave (GB) (Air Express (IRE) ) Breeder Coolmore Owners Ballymore Stables (Aust) P/L (Mgr: M Moroney), R&C Legh Racing P/L (Mgr: R P Legh), Glentree Pastoral P/L (Mgr: B Wilson), Mrs S Cummings, Wright Racing Synd, Dr J Kennedy, R Ford, F Brown, A Panozzo, J Pezzimenti, S Pezzimenti, A Pezzimenti, QPR Synd, J Kennedy & Vermont Racing Keats Synd Navy Blue, Gold Lightning Bolt, Gold And White Armbands, Gold Cap (dw) 13 Starts 3-2-1 $93,671 TECHFORM 92 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 3:2-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 6:2-0-0 1st Up 4:1-0-0 2nd Up 3:0-1-0 2 -11 LIST m Tue 22Sep20 1811 G LISTOWEL STKS -LR J A Heffernan (7) 60 $7.50 1-Lady Wannabe (IRE) 60 1.8L 1:53.20 1 -8 CORK m Tue 29Sep20 1655 G NAVIGATION -LR J A Heffernan (8) 59.5 $3.50f 2-Free Solo (IRE) 59.5 1.3L 1:43.49 15 -16 CAUL m Sat 3Apr21 1400 G 3 VIC HCP -G3 D Thornton (3) 54 $31 1-Mr Quickie 60.5 6.6L 1:22.73 Rtg 85 9 -10 M V mN Fri 1Oct21 1600 S 6 BM78 J Richards(a) (5) 63.5 (60.5) $17 1-He’s The Real Deel 58 9.0L 1:39.75 Rtg 85 4 -8 M V mN Fri 22Oct21 1500 G 3 BM84 D Oliver (4) 59.5 $41 1-Imperial Lad 58.5 3.6L 1:29.27 Rtg 83 Behind leader, faded back on turn never in it 9L at The Valley. One out one back, held that ground to the line 3.6L at The Valley. Drawn to do no work and has a good record over this distance.

( 6 ) 55.5kg

5 Hosier (IRE) Rtg 81 Robert Hickmott (Mount Macedon)

Jye McNeil 5yo b g Camelot (GB) -Time Ahead (GB) (Spectrum (IRE) ) Breeder Robert Lanigan Owners N C Williams, Mr & Mrs L J Williams, EST M S Gudinski & E C L Syndicate Navy Blue, White Armbands And Cap Track 1:1-0-0 Dist 1:1-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:4-0-0 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 2:1-1-0 2 -11 FAIR m Thu 25Jun20 2012 G 3YC&G MDN D P McDonogh (9) 60.5 $2.75f 1-Pontchateau (IRE) 60.5 2.0L 2:11.66 1 -11 BDGO Sat 5Jun21 1500 S 6 MDN-SW J D Hill (5) 59.5 $3 2-Zidler 59.5 5.5L 1:31.75 1 -10 BDGO Thu 1Jul21 1600 S 6 CL1 B J Melham (7) 60 $1.30f 2-Cabinho (NZ) 58.5 4.0L 1:38.26 Rtg 64 1 -10 SANH m Wed 14Jul21 1800 S 7 BM70 B J Melham (4) 59.5 $1.50f 2-Excelleration 60 3.8L 1:55.12 Rtg 69 1 -16 FLEM m Sat 7Aug21 2000 S 5 BM78 B J Melham (3) 58.5 $1.60f 2-Tooradin 59 0.1L 2:03.81 Rtg 75 (dwt) 6 Starts 4-1-0 $135,240 TECHFORM 97 Led throughout hands and heels very impressive win 3.8L at Hillside. On pace, worked hard in straight, just got there 0.1L at Flemington. He possesses a high cruising speed and is generally very hard to run down. 6 I Am the Fox Rtg 81 ( 4 ) 55.5kg Nick Ryan (Flemington) Blaike McDougall 8yo br g Foxwedge-Tellora (Elusive Quality (USA) ) Breeder Rothwell Park Owners N Henson, Mrs M Henson, M Rawson, Mrs M Rawson & C Conron Red, White Fleur De Lys, Collar And Sleeves, Black Diamonds, Quartered Cap

TECHFORM 93

(dw) 59 Starts 13-5-8 $321,780

Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 21:5-4-1 Trk/Dist 1:0-0-0 Wet 10:3-0-1 1st Up 9:1-1-2 2nd Up 8:2-0-0 1 -12 ALSP Sun 2May21 2000 G HCP J Lyon (1) 54 $6.50 2-Paghman 54.5

1.0L 1:59.73 Rtg 77

2 -10 DRWN m Sat 10Jul21

1600 G HCP

J Lyon (10)

1-Highly Decorated 54 2.0L 1:34.55 Rtg 83

57 $5

8 -12 DRWN m Mon 2Aug21 2050 G DARWIN CUP J Lyon (9)

57.5 $6.50 1-Highly Decorated 56 13.0L 2:03.89 Rtg 85

1 -7 KATH

Sat 14Aug21 1700 G BMNT

P Shiers (1)

62.5 $3.60f 2-Budget King 59.5

0.1L 1:40.80 Rtg 83

7 -13 CAUL m Wed 13Oct21 1400 G 4 BM84 2.8L 1:25.12 Rtg 82 Won narrowly 0.1L at Katherine Bmnt over 1700m Sand. Midfield, rail, stuck to task, solid effort late 2.8L at Caulfield Bm84 over 1400m. Can win second-up, consider. 7 Silent Sovereign Rtg 84 ( 7 ) 55kg Tony & Calvin McEvoy (Ballarat) Luke Currie B McDougall (1) 59 $31 1-Agreeable 54 5yo gr-ch m Dalakhani (IRE) -Silent Surround (Face Value) Breeder Mr D W Moyle Owners Mrs E A Creek, A J Moyle, M W Scroop & Mrs S Scroop Royal Blue, Gold Lazy M In Circle, Gold Sleeves And Cap

TECHFORM 96

(w) 17 Starts 3-4-1 $303,125

Track 4:0-0-0 Dist 4:0-1-0 Trk/Dist 2:0-0-0 Wet 6:1-2-0 1st Up 4:2-1-0 2nd Up 3:1-0-0 4 -10 FLEM m Sat 6Mar21 1600 G 3 MATRON STKS -G3 L Currie (5) 57 $5 1-Sovereign Award 59

2.4L 1:35.88 Rtg 81 4.3L 2:00.20 Rtg 86

7 -16 ALB

Fri 19Mar21 2000 G 3 ALBURY CUP -LR B McDougall (11) 54 $10

1-Entente 54.5

2 -12 CAUL m Sat 10Apr21 2400 S 5 HCP 3 -13 MORP m Sat 1May21 2500 G 4 PT A CUP -LR 2 -8 M V mN Fri 22Oct21 1500 G 3 BM84

Dean Holland (8) 54 $15

1-Mohican Heights (IRE) 54 0.8L 2:30.95 Rtg 81

W A Pike (6) L Currie (8)

58.5 $2.90f 1-Wyclif (GB) 55.5

0.6L 2:39.20 Rtg 83

57.5 $7 2.5L 1:29.27 Rtg 83 Ran on well and looked a winning chance but was edged out for third 0.6L Pt A Cup Listed. Worse than midfield, 3 wide trail, ran home hard 2.5L at The Valley. She boasts a decent second up record. 8 Beaufort Park Rtg 79 ( 10 ) 54.5kg Saab Hasan (Flemington) Rachel King 6yo b g Warhead-Warlady (NZ) (O’Reilly (NZ) ) Breeder Hammercall Pty Ltd Owners L J & Mrs D J Cowell Pink, Maroon Braces, White Cap (w) 28 Starts 7-2-3 $251,995 TECHFORM 95 Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 5:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 7:3-0-1 1st Up 7:1-1-1 2nd Up 7:2-0-2 13 -15 GRAF Wed 7Jul21 1200 S 5 RAMORNIE -LR A B Collett (13) 54 $31 1-Southern Lad 55 7.2L 1:08.52 Rtg 83 11 -13 E FM m Sat 31Jul21 1400 G 4 HCP L Tarrant (10) 54 $18 1-Emerald Kingdom 58.5 10.2L 1:23.71 Rtg 85 8 -10 MWBH Fri 20Aug21 1550 G 4 MWBH CUP BM86 M Bennett (10) 61 $14 1-Macchina Volante 55 8.9L 1:32.18 Rtg 86 9 -9 GEEL Wed 20Oct21 1200 G 4 DUAL CHOICE PLT F W Kersley (9) 58.5 $51 1-Crestani 54 5.1L 1:10.96 Rtg 81 5 -13 FLEM m Tue 2Nov21 1400 G 4 BM90 R King (10) 54.5 $151 1-Lackeen (GB) 54 4.8L 1:23.22 Rtg 79 1-Imperial Lad 58.5 No match for rivals and never progressed into the race from midfield 5.1L at Geelong Dual Choice Plt over 1200m. Encouraging run for fifth beating some tired horse late after getting well back 4.8L at Flemington Bm90 over 1400m.

( 5 ) 54.5kg

9 Equation Rtg 79 Annabel Neasham (Warwick Farm)

James McDonald 4yo b h Press Statement-Purcentage (Onemorenomore) Breeder China Horse Club Racing Pty Ltd Owners Fung Family Racing (Mgr: S J McGrath), G1G Racing & Breeding (Mgr: Mrs T L Vogel), Tsunami Racing (Mgr: P D Sue), T R Maddern, B P Kiteley, T Goldman, H M Bastone, L A Agosta &

BLG Racing (Mgr: Mrs L Mcdowall) Aqua, Black Checked Band And Armbands, Checked Cap (w) 8 Starts 4-0-0 $195,165

TECHFORM 99

Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 7:4-0-0 1st Up 3:1-0-0 2nd Up 3:2-0-0 1 -10 CANT mN Fri 19Feb21 1250 S 6 BM72 J Collett (2) 59.5 $2f 2-Blesk (NZ) 54.5

1.3L 1:14.30 Rtg 70 0.7L 1:23.03 Rtg 76 4.0L 1:04.38 Rtg 80 2.2L 1:16.04 Rtg 80

1 -10 CANB

Mon 8Mar21 1400 S 6 CANB GNEAS -LR T Berry (2)

56 $1.90f 2-High Supremacy (NZ) 56

9 -13 RAND m Sat 18Sep21 1100 S 7 BM88

J B McDonald (8) 56 $3.80f 1-Triple Ace 57

6 -13 RAND m Sat 9Oct21 1300 G 3 SILVER EAGLE T Berry (3)

56 $8.50 1-Aim 56

6 -13 RAND m Sat 16Oct21 1400 S 5 BM78 61 (59) $3.70f 1-Promise Of Success (GB) 56 3.1L 1:23.01 Rtg 80 Midfield, rail, checked on turn charged home late 2.2L at Royal Randwick. Worse than midfield, made good ground in straight 3.1L at Royal Randwick. He rates highly with James McDonald back on board. 10 Seiners Express (NZ) (Blks) Rtg 74 ( 9 ) 54kg Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (Ballarat) Harry Coffey B Ryan(a) (4) 4yo b g Shamexpress (NZ) -Peek a Boo (NZ) (Thorn Park) Breeder P & T Equine & Windsor Park Stud Ltd Owners J Tassone, D P Hickey, Mrs L Jones, F Jones, The Inlet Crew, D F McCluskey, D I Hollyman, Mrs S J Jackson, Ms G E Gale, D G Fisher, Mrs M F Quinlan, Hopeful 8, S R Thomson, C Stocks, Electron, Mrs B L Evert, Mr C Smith, J Fishman, Miss J M Stuart & J Gdanski Pale Blue, Cerise Maltese Cross, Striped Sleeves And Cap (wtc) 12 Starts 3-2-2 $208,565 TECHFORM 92 Track 3:2-0-0 Dist 4:1-1-0 Trk/Dist 2:1-0-0 Wet 10:3-1-2 1st Up 2:0-1-0 2nd Up 2:1-0-0 1 -13 FLEM m Sat 17Jul21 1700 S 7 3Y HCP H T Coffey (11) 58 $8.50 2-Foxy Frida 57 0.2L 1:46.69 Rtg 68 3 -10 M V m Sat 31Jul21 1514 S 5 3Y HCP A K Kelly(a) (3) 59.5 (56.5) $14 1-I’m Thunderstruck (NZ) 60 5.3L 1:32.22 Rtg 74 2 -9 MORP m Sat 21Aug21 1600 S 6 BM78 B Vorster (8) 58 $3.10f 1-Noname Lane 54 0.2L 1:39.86 Rtg 74 5 -13 FLEM m Wed 22Sep21 1630 S 5 BM78 J Richards(a) (8) 58.5 (55.5) $8 1-Mr Brightside (NZ) 60 3.9L 1:39.38 Rtg 75 4 -10 CAUL m Sat 16Oct21 1700 H 8 BM80 T M Nugent(a) (5) 59.5 (58) $5.50 1-Saltpeter 55.5 3.6L 1:45.20 Rtg 75 Restrained back, made up many lengths in straight 3.9L at Flemington. Sat behind leader, loomed, found a few better 3.6L at Caulfield. He tends to race extremely well at this track/distance. 11 Tatunka Rtg 74 ( 3 ) 54kg Bob Donat (Bendigo) Dean Yendall 6yo br g Redente-Paramytha (Tuscany Flyer) Breeder Mr R F Donat Owners R F Donat & Mrs B J Donat Burgundy, Cream Striped Half And Cuffs (w) 23 Starts 5-5-2 $191,030 TECHFORM 90 Track 2:0-0-1 Dist 4:0-3-1 Trk/Dist 1:0-0-1 Wet 12:4-3-1 1st Up 5:1-0-0 2nd Up 5:1-1-1 3 -16 FLEM m Thu 5Nov20 1600 S 5 MCCC FINAL D Oliver (8) 57.5 $13 1-Do You Reckon 57 1.5L 1:36.96 Rtg 75 10 -13 BDGO Wed 15Sep21 1100 G 4 BM70 H T Coffey (7) 63 $26 1-Rigel Star 58.5 3.7L 1:04.69 Rtg 76 7 -10 BDGO Sun 3Oct21 1100 H 8 BM70 L N McNeil(a) (3) 63 (61.5) $26 1-Kalashani Lad 59.5 3.3L 1:06.18 Rtg 76 5 -13 HSHM Sun 17Oct21 1400 G 3 BM70 H T Coffey (12) 63 $61 1-Riot And Rose (NZ) 61.5 1.8L 1:24.18 Rtg 76 7 -8 BDGO Wed 27Oct21 1400 G 4 BM78 H T Coffey (3) 59 $5 1-Laffalong 54 2.5L 1:23.56 Rtg 76 Awesome effort to run on late for fifth after settling a long way in the running 1.8L at Horsham Bm70 over 1400m. Settled midfield not far off the leaders but couldn’t make ground 2.5L at Bendigo Bm78 over 1400m.

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