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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME
It’s hard to imagine Kennedy Oaks Day at beautiful Flemington without fashion at the forefront, and our customary crowds of the best-dressed women in Australia. 'YX[IGERFIGIVXEMRXLEXEPPEVSYRHXLIREXMSRǻRIHVIWWMRK[MPPFIXLI order of the day for millions who are joining us virtually, at a distance, in the JYRERHXLIGIPIFVEXMSRSJSYVFIWXXLSVSYKLFVIHWXE]MRKǻPPMIW For everyone coming to our party remotely, we can tell you that Flemington with its lawns and roses and its expansive green turf is at its actual spring FIWX8LSWIXLSVSYKLFVIHW[MPPPSSOQEKRMǻGIRXMRXLIQSYRXMRK]EVHERHEW XLI]VEGIJSVXLIVMGLIWSRSǺIV 8LI4EOWMWXLIXMQILSRSYVIHGPEWWMGJSV=4ǻPPMIWERHMXLEWFIIRTEVX of spring racing at Flemington since as long ago as 1859. Like our Victoria )IVF]MX[EWMRWTMVIHF]XLISVMKMREP*RKPMWL4EOWǻVWXGSRXIWXIHIMKLX] years earlier than that. It is a true staying test over 2500 metres. 2SVIXLERIZIV0IRRIH]4EOW)E]MWEHE]JSVXLIǻPPMIW8SHE]JIEXYVIW X[S,VSYTWTVMRXVEGIWƳXLI)EVPI]4XXE[EXEOIWJSV=4ǻPPMIWERHXLI 3IX[SVO7IH7SWIWXEOIWJSV=ǻPPMIW8LI8(18:XEOIWMWELERHMGET JSVǻPPMIWERHQEVIW A welcome addition is the 1600m Inglis Bracelet, introduced in conjunction [MXL&YWXVEPMEƶWPIEHMRKFPSSHWXSGOEYGXMSRIIVW8LIVEGIMWJSVǻPPMIWERH mares sold through Inglis as part of the rich Inglis Race Series. 8LI4Ǻ8LI8VEGOYF^IVS-ERHMGETXLIIZIVTSTYPEVVEGIJSVKVI]W has special poignancy this year with the recent passing of old “Subbie” - IZIV]SRIƶWXVEGOJEZSYVMXIERH 2IPFSYVRI(YT[MRRIVƳERHSJLMW S[RIVJSVQIV(PIVOSJXLI(SYVWI,VELEQEPMWFYV]
&HHIHXSXSHE]ƶWJIEWXSJVEGMRKMWXLIǻREPSJ XLI2IPFSYVRI(YT(EVRMZEP(SYRXV]IVMIW an opportunity exclusively for our country trainers licensed in Victoria. I wish you all a fun, fortunate and fashionable Kennedy Oaks Day at Flemington, wherever you may be.
Amanda Elliott VRC Chairman
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Race
Inaugural year
First winner
Victoria Derby
1855
Rose of May
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1919
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1988 (Listed)
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Vain
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1960
Karina
Mackinnon Stakes
1869
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BEHIND THE COVER
A fashion phenomenon. British model Jean Shrimpton’s much anticipated appearance at Flemington on Derby 1965 left many racegoers and commentators aghast. Wearing a simple white WLMJXF]HIWMKRIV(SPMR7SPJIGYXGQWEFSZIXLI knee and without the requisite gloves, stockings or hat, Shrimpton’s casual elegance turned racewear convention on its head. A global trend followed
and by the following year the fashionable +PIQMRKXSRPE[RW[IVIEǼSSHSJQMRMƶW Source : Fairfax Syndication.
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THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS
KENNEDY OAKS DAY
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VICTORIA RACING CLUB - DIRECTORS
KENNEDY OAKS DAY Thursday 5th November 2020
VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS
AMANDA ELLIOTT 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: NEIL WILSON (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.
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RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE
Commercial Operations: NICK ADDISON GENERAL MANAGERS
Stipendiary Stewards: ROB MONTGOMERY (Chairman) , ROBERT CRAM, GEOFF HAUSFELD, CORIE WALLER, KIRSTIE VANDERZEIL & SIMON CAREY Veterinary Surgeons: Dr GRACE FORBES, Dr TESSA MUIR, Dr HOLLY CATHELS, Dr JAMIE WEARN & Dr JEANETTE O’REILLY Judge: PAUL EGAN Starters: PAUL DIDHAM & COREY MALLYON Clerks of Scales: SIMON PETCH & HAYLEY ADDISON Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: SHANE PATTERSON, PETER PATTERSON, BOB CHALLIS & JULIEN WELSH Doctor: Dr JOHN McCORKELL & Dr MATT MAIDEN Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL
Customer Engagement: CAROLINE RALPHSMITH Finance & Information Technology: SAM WHATMORE Flemington Operations: JAMES REID People, Culture & Governance: LUCAS ROBERTSON Racing: LEIGH JORDON VRC RACING & FACILITIES 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
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DO THREE DERBY WINS AND AN OAKS MAKE A CHAMPION?
By Andrew Lemon
One hundred and fifty years ago, in 1870, the bay filly Florence won the Oaks at Flemington. She holds a unique record, never equalled. Florence is one of only eight fillies who have won the VRC Oaks in the same season as winning the Victoria Derby against the colts. Of these, she is the only one ever to have also won the AJC, or Australian, Derby in Sydney. She went on to win the 1871 Queensland Derby at Eagle Farm. Yet the question has been asked: was Florence really a champion? What does a filly have to do to prove her quality? Who did she beat, they sometimes ask? But it is an old saying in racing – as Winx can attest – that you can only beat who turns up on the day. Like Winx, Florence often scared off her opposition. Her Oaks win at Flemington ended up a two-horse race. She won as she pleased. Her breeding was fashionable, sired by Boiardo at Thomas Austin’s Barwon Park. Her dam Rose of Denmark was in the record books with third placings in the 1863 and 1864 Melbourne Cups. At two years, Florence won the AJC Champagne Stakes. At three, in the spring of 1870, she imperiously won the AJC Derby at Randwick against a good field before coming to Melbourne. That year the Victoria Derby opened the spring carnival on Saturday, with the Melbourne Cup following on Thursday and the Oaks on Friday. And that Derby turned out to be the most extraordinary Victoria Derby ever.
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That’s because the owner-trainer John Tait entered two runners – Florence and the colt Pyrrhus – and this time he wanted the colt to win. Tait was the most successful racing man in Australia. He’d already won the 1866 and 1868 Melbourne Cups with The Barb and Glencoe. He raced Fireworks, the triple Derby winner of 1867/68. Impossible to countenance today, in that era an owner with two runners in a race could “declare” in the betting
PORTRAIT OF JOHN TAIT
ring which of his horses he wanted to win. Today, horses must run on their merits. Florence had the superior form, but Tait declared for Pyrrhus. In the running, both Florence and her jockey, Charlie Stanley, had other ideas. Some reports said that Stanley tried to slow Florence in the home straight, urging Pyrrhus to pass. Others suggest that he let Florence bolt. Either way she won comfortably. Who was the villain? Tait for not wanting his best horse to win, or Stanley for not following his trainer’s instructions? Opinions differed. Tait sacked Stanley, whose riding career soon ended. Stanley later boasted that he never wilfully lost a race. Tait went on to win two more Melbourne Cups. Who was the heroine? Florence, of course. For her Queensland Derby, she frightened away all but one of her competitors. She led throughout and won in a canter by several lengths, just as she did at Flemington. She is an Oaks legend. You can only beat who turns up on the day.
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A STORY FROM THE VAULT
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EQUINE STORY
KOKO POPPING CANDY’S SECOND CAREER
When many thoroughbred racehorses retire, they are still in their prime. Seen as too old for the track, they are often the right age and in ideal physical condition to transition from the racetrack to the equestrian world. “If a horse is still racing at six, they are seen as long in the tooth but that is young for an equestrian horse,” said Amanda Ross, one of Australia’s leading equestrian riders. Ƹ;MXLXLIVMKLXXVEMRMRKXLIVIEVIWSQER]XLMRKW]SYGERHS[MXLSǺXLI track thoroughbreds – they are valuable creatures.” During her lengthy career, Ross has enjoyed competition success with a WIVMIWSJSǺXLIXVEGOXLSVSYKLFVIHW;MXLLIVGYVVIRXLSVWI0SOS5STTMRK (ERH] [LS7SWWEǺIGXMSREXIP]GEPPW>EVEERH[LSVEGIHEW,SXLMG Medusa), Ross is a serious contender for selection for the delayed Tokyo Olympic Games, and the duo has also competed at the World Equestrian ,EQIWERHXLI'PIRLIMQ5EPEGI.RXIVREXMSREP-SVWI8VMEPWMR*RKPERH .R7SWWVSHISǺXLIXVEGOXLSVSYKLFVIH4XXSGLYQEOIVEXXLI Sydney Olympics (he trialled but never raced, and his racing name was &WSVIQMG1EWX]IEVVMHMRK[EVQFPSSH)MGEZEPPM)MIWIP&QERHEGEQIǻVWX MRXLI4GIERME(LEQTMSRWLMTWMR3I[>IEPERH
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“I particularly like them because they have an inherent go button and that’s what you need in eventing. Their work ethic is ongoing and they are energetic horses. Their natural endurance is a factor, too, because the ǻXXIVXLI]EVIREXYVEPP]XLIVI[MPPFIPIWW[IEVERHXIEVSRELSVWIXSKEMR XLEXǻXRIWW4ǺXLIXVEGOIVWGSQI[MXLEFYRGLSJPMJII\TIVMIRGI XLI] can do so much already.” 7SWWFSYKLX0SOS5STTMRK(ERH]MR)IGIQFIV8LIXLSVSYKLFVIH [EWTVIZMSYWP]S[RIHERHVIIHYGEXIHF]7SFIVX5EPQERH[MJI(EWWMI at their property in Bunyip, Victoria. Robert himself is a respected eventer and showjumper who has competed up to 4* level. Since moving from his home in NSW to Victoria in 2010, Robert and (EWWMILEZIJSGYWIHSRFVIEOMRKTVIXVEMRMRKERHVIIHYGEXMRKLSVWIW ERHSTIVEXMRK7IKYPEXSV8LSVSYKLFVIHWERH5IVJSVQERGI-SVWIW8LI] FSYKLX0SOS5STTMRK(ERH]JVSQXVEMRIV3MOOM'YVOI “I liked her type. These horses have got to have everything in the right place and make a nice shape without being forced into it. They have power behind them, they swing when they move and they are athletic and have a good action,” explained Palm. Ƹ;LIR.WE[0SOS5STTMRK(ERH]JSVXLIǻVWXXMQIXLIVI[EWEXLMGOTMIGI of hosepipe lying across the area where we trotted her up, and she didn’t put one foot on top of that. She went over that piece of hosepipe three
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times – she saw it and was very watchful – and I thought ‘I’ll take her’.
Ƹ(EWWMIERH.HMHRƶX[MRQER]GPEWWIWERHWLS[W[MXLLIVFYXPSSOMRKEX the big picture, we always thought she’d be something special if we got XLIJYRHEQIRXEPWERHǻXRIWWVMKLXƹ 5EPQWEMH[SVOMRK[MXLSǺXLIXVEGOXLSVSYKLFVIHWERHKIXXMRKXLIQXS a point where they can compete is a rewarding process, but it’s a process with no set time frame. Ƹ0SOS5STTMRK(ERH]WTIRXWM\QSRXLWVIPE\MRKMRETEHHSGOFIJSVI [IFIKER[SVOMRK[MXLLIV.X[EWQSRXLWFIJSVIWLIHMHLIVǻVWX competition. I usually get a horse on the arena, gradually introduce jumping and some cross country and dressage. As they get used to that we also get them used to going on the truck and going to competitions. Watching that transition is the best part of the job.” ;LIR7SWWFSYKLX0SOS5STTMRK(ERH]XLILSVWI[EWEXPIZIPERHMW now at 4* level. She has worked hard to contribute to her development and performance. Ƹ2]WXVIRKXLMWTVSFEFP]XVEMRMRKLSVWIWSRXLIǼEXERH7SFERH(EWWMI LEHHSRIEKSSHNSF[MXLLIVFYX.JIPXXLIVI[EWWXMPPQSVIXLIVI(EWWMI
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I DON’T USE THEWORD ‘RE-TRAINING’ – I SEE IT AS EDUCATING OFF THE TRACK HORSES IN NEW AREAS.
“She will never lay down – she just keeps digging deep.”
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ȦȦȍȸȣ 7&(*ȶ )&71*=488&;&8&0* , TROPHY PRESENTER: Judge Katherine Bourke, Director.
Ȧȍȍȸȣ 7&(*ȴ ,-2922(*3897=8&0* 17 TROPHY PRESENTER: Mr Neil Wilson, Chief Executive Officer and Director.
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8EOIEQSQIRXXSLIEVJVSQXLI:7(ƶW Executive General Manager Leigh Jordon on how Flemington is shaping YTJSVXLMWQEKMGEPTEVXSJ(YT;IIO – Kennedy Oaks Day. -MWORS[PIHKISJVEGMRKERHXLI 2IPFSYVRI(YT(EVRMZEPLEWFIIR honed over many years in the industry ERHMWEPMJIPSRKTEWWMSR-EZMRK [MXRIWWIHQER]2IPFSYVRI(YT (EVRMZEPWMRLMWVSPIEXXLI:MGXSVME 7EGMRK(PYF ERHJSVQIVP]7EGMRK 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. Senior Flemington Track Manager 1MEQ4ƶ0IIǺILEWSRISJXLIQSWX MQTSVXERXVSPIWEXXLI:7((LEVKIH with maintaining the quality, condition ERHYTOIITSJSYV[SVPHJEQSYW(YT Week track. Get the most up to date, race day track information - join Liam as he takes a walk ahead of Kennedy Oaks Day.
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Thursday 5th November 2020 Flemington,Victoria
Dear Australia, Thank you,
for taking a race for a fabled golden watch and turning it into an event that stops time. Ours is a tradition made by many, and made great by a great many more. Together, we have made memories weaved with magic. We’ve watched you fall in love on our front lawn. You’ve set trends, as we’ve set records and we both have broken them, time and time again. Thank you for your deafening cheers and unbowing enthusiasm; rain, hail or shine.
Together we have captivated a nation and shaped it. To make history it takes more than the operation of time, it takes care, imagination, devotion from each one of a cast of thousands. It’s only the greatest cast that makes this the greatest show. So, for your devotion we give you ours.
MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL
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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 2020 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 2020 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 fi nish fi rst, second and third during all races of the Melbourne Cup Carnival
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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY AT FLEMINGTON
As a globally recognised event, the Victoria Racing Club (VRC) acknowledges its impact on the surrounding environment. During the 2019 Melbourne Cup Carnival, the VRC and its sustainability partner, Incognitus, achieved the following results:
30,000 single use plastic cups were eliminated in The Club Stand through the use of reusable drinking glasses
42 tonnes of food waste was diverted from landfill and used to create green energy which was sold back to the grid.
100 tonnes of construction and demolition waste was repurposed by the RSPCA, Men’s Sheds and Community Partners.
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
ENVIRONMENT SUSTAINABILITY AT FLEMINGTON
In 2019, the Victoria Racing Club (VRC) and its sustainability partner Incognitus, recognised the challenges faced by the waste industry. Through innovation and a renewed focus, the VRC achieved the following results during the 2019 Melbourne Cup Carnival:
A 600% increase in the collection of cardboard for recycling was achieved compared to MCC 2018
Innovative building techniques completely eliminated construction waste from iconic marquee builds
75% diversion from landfill in The Domain through sustainability best practice
100% of all recyclable material captured across the racecourse was accepted for recycling
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Of $125,000 and trophies of $1,500. 1st $68,750 and trophies of $1,500, 2nd $22,500, 3rd $11,250, 4th $6,250, 5th $3,750, 6th $2,500, 7th $2,500, 8th $2,500, 9th $2,500, 10th $2,500. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $7,000 and a SUPER VOBIS Owners Bonus of $23,000 for qualified horses.. For Three-Years-Old and Four-Years-Old Fillies and Mares. BenchMark 70 Handicap. No allowances for apprentices. Course Record: 1700m 1:40.83 Niconoise TAB Assessed Odds 1 46217 OCEAN’S THIRTEEN (NZ) (6) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ....... JYE MCNEIL 62 $6.50 2 753s1 NOVEMBER DREAMING (7) Danny O’Brien (w) ...................... CRAIG WILLIAMS 61.5 $3.50 3 313s5 PALUMBO (11) Grahame Begg (w) .......................................... JORDAN CHILDS 60.5 $21 4 4s336 NIGHT WITCHES (1) James Cummings (w) ................................. MARK ZAHRA 58 $5 5 8s00s PINEAPPLE GIRL (9) Michael Moroney ............................ DANIEL STACKHOUSE 58 $61 6 s3s33 TRAGIC (3) Anthony & Sam Freedman .......................................... DAMIAN LANE 58 $7.50 7 224s1 TRALEE ROSE (NZ) (2) Symon Wilde (dw) ................................ KERRIN MCEVOY 58 $5 8 s4221 PERENNIAL (NZ) (10) Peter G Moody (w) ........................................ LUKE NOLEN 57 $31 9 4s344 LA MARSA (8) Michelle Payne ............................................... MICHELLE PAYNE 56 $17 10 81 SABRE PRINCESS (12) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) ................ MICHAEL DEE 56 $15 11 s3421 LOBSTER NOODLES (4) Leon & Troy Corstens (w) ................. LACHLAN KING (a) 56 $61 12 08s85 ALL TOO TERRIFIC (5) Leon & Troy Corstens ................................ JOHN ALLEN 56 $61 FORM SUMMARY NOVEMBER DREAMING has returned in great order and the daughter of Tavistock is undefeated second-up (2:2-0-0). PALUMBO had excuses first-up after a long break, she could improve sharply here. The dam of NIGHT WITCHES was a Group 3 winner at this distance.
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P Chaill ROYAL BLUE, WHITE DISC, STRIPED SLEEVES, SPOT CAP (w) 12 Starts 4-1-0 $70,700
TECHFORM 93
Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 2:0-1-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:1-0-0 1st Up 3:2-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-0 4 -8 SANL m Wed 1Jul20 1600 S 5 F&M BM78 J Allen (4) 56 $9 1-Grand De Flora (NZ) 58
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7 -11 CAUL m Wed 14Oct20 1600 G 4 L/DAY VASE -G3 L Currie (2) 1.6L 1:37.25 Rtg 72 Controlled the race from the front and won easily 2L at Ballarat Bm64 over 1600m Soft 6. Sat behind leader, boxed on well in straight 1.6L L/Day Vase Group 3 over 1600m. Nicely placed by trainer here. 2 NOVEMBER DREAMING Rtg 71 ( 7 ) 61.5kg Danny O’Brien (Barwon Heads) CRAIG WILLIAMS 4yo b m Tavistock (NZ) -Wanaka Dream (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) ) BREEDER Standard 2080 Ltd OWNERS D T O’Brien, Mrs J O’Brien, Balmerino Racing Partnership (Mgr: J S Rosham), P J Prendergast, C D Mathieson, J Kanga & Mrs S Kanga WHITE, NAVY BLUE SWIRLS, ARMBANDS, CUFFS AND CAP 60 $1.90f 2-Miss Mawingo 58.5 3.5L 1:39.58 Rtg 64 7 -12 MORP m Sat 2May20 1600 S 6 QUEEN OF SOUTH -G2 G Cartwright(a) (3) 53 $3.60f 1-Shrouded in Mist 55 4.6L 1:38.59 Rtg 68 5 -13 FLEM m Sat 16May20 1600 S 5 3YF BM78 C Williams (5) 57 $3.60f 1-Librate 56.5 1.2L 1:36.93 Rtg 68 3 -9 FLEM m Sat 23May20 2000 H 8 3Y HCP W J Egan (6) 56 $4.20 1-Game Keeper 62 1.0L 2:07.55 Rtg 67 1 -13 GEEL Wed 21Oct20 1400 G 4 BM64 C Williams (8) 59.5 $3.40f 2-Just Jake 61 2.0L 1:24.29 Rtg 67 Led, fought on bravely, not quite 1L at Flemington 3Y Hcp over 2000m Heavy 8. Bumped start, held up turn- 200m, big win 2L at Geelong Bm64 over 1400m. A lot of merit in her return victory. Form around Gamekeeper last prep reads well. 3 PALUMBO Rtg 69 ( 11 ) 60.5kg Grahame Begg (Caulfield) JORDAN CHILDS 4yo br m Sebring-Charming Ruby (Rubiton) BREEDER Salter Pastoral Pty Ltd OWNERS Salter Pastoral Company (Mgr: R C Salter) & Miss K A Smith RED, WHITE EPAULETTES, NAVY BLUE SLEEVES, WHITE CAP (w) 11 Starts 3-4-2 $126,835 TECHFORM 100 Track 2:0-0-1 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 6:2-1-1 1st Up 4:1-3-0 2nd Up 2:2-0-0 1 -12 PAKM N Thu 16Apr20 1600 S 5 CL1 C Williams (6)
(w) 5 Starts 1-0-2 $51,150
TECHFORM 94
Track 1:0-0-1 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:1-0-1 1st Up 2:0-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-0-1 = 8 -13 SEYM Thu 5Sep19 1300 S 5 3YF MDN-SW J Childs (13) 57 $7 1-My Bluewings 57
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Michael Moroney (Flemington) DANIEL STACKHOUSE 4yo b m Olympic Glory (IRE) -Miss Diagnosis (IRE) (Medicean (GB) ) BREEDER Musk Creek Farm OWNERS Ballymore Stables (Aust) Pty Ltd (Mgr: M D Moroney), Mrs R B McLaren, C F Lindberg, A H South & P A Moroney GOLD, RED DIAMONDS SLEEVES, RED CAP, GOLD DIAMOND
8 Starts 1-0-0 $39,876
TECHFORM 77
Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:0-0-0 1st Up 2:0-0-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-0 4 -7 TE R Sat 8Feb20 2000 S D & K ELLIS -G2 M T Coleman (4) 56.5
$21 1-Jennifer Eccles (NZ) 56.5 6.8L 2:04.35 $11 1-Communique (NZ) 56.5 3.8L 2:12.33 $30 1-Jennifer Eccles (NZ) 56.5 11.2L 2:30.74
6 -11 ELLS m Sat 29Feb20 2100 S SUNLINE VASE -G3 M T Coleman (2) 56.5
8 -18 TREN m Sat 14Mar20 2400 S NZ OAKS -G1 11 -12 BDGO Wed 29Jul20 1300 G 4 F&M BM70 11 -13 SANL m Wed 19Aug20 1500 H 8 F&M BM64
M T Coleman (3) 56.5 D Thornton (12) 58.5
$41 1-Journeygirl 56.5
8.4L 1:17.88 Rtg 66
M Poy(a) (6) 8.5L 1:34.92 Rtg 66 One-paced to the line and always well back 8.4L at Bendigo F&M Bm70 over 1300m. Always at tail, wound up turn, sprint short lived 8.5L at Lakeside F&M Bm64 over 1500m Heavy 8. Competitive at stakes level over a staying trip in NZ. 6 TRAGIC Rtg 64 ( 3 ) 58kg Anthony & Sam Freedman (Mornington) DAMIAN LANE 4yo br m Reset-Melpomene (Elusive Quality (USA) ) BREEDER Godolphin Australia OWNERS Godolphin Australia Pty Ltd (Mgr: V G Cox) ROYAL BLUE 8 Starts 1-1-5 $63,410 TECHFORM 95 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 3:0-0-3 1st Up 4:0-0-4 2nd Up 3:1-0-1 8 -15 CAUL m Sat 21Sep19 1400 G 4 JIM MOLONEY -LR D M Lane (9) 55 $12 1-I Am Eloquent 55 2.4L 1:24.95 Rtg 63 2 -9 M V mN Fri 4Oct19 1600 G 4 3Y BM64 M Zahra (5) 57.5 $3.60f 1-Vegas Jewel (NZ) 57.5 2.5L 1:37.17 Rtg 63 3 -12 M V m Sat 28Dec19 1200 G 3 3YF BM70 D Thornton (5) 57.5 $9 1-It’s Kind Of Magic 58.5 2.0L 1:10.57 Rtg 63 3 -11 BLLA Fri 25Sep20 1206 S 7 BM64 Z Spain (9) 58 $5 1-Shadow Goddess 59.5 1.1L 1:12.70 Rtg 64 3 -11 PAKM N Fri 16Oct20 1400 S 7 CL1 D Moor (2) 59.5 $4.80 1-Cyclone Sally 56.5 0.9L 1:28.52 Rtg 64 61 (59.5) $81 1-Fudged 58 Made up late ground for third 1.1L at Benalla Bm64 over 1206m Soft 7. Handy, couldn’t quite get job done 0.9L at Pakenham Cl1 over 1400m Soft 7. Reaches peak fitness and getting back on top of the ground could be crucial. 7 TRALEE ROSE (NZ) Rtg 64 ( 2 ) 58kg Symon Wilde (Warrnambool) KERRIN MCEVOY 4yo b m Tavistock (NZ) -Star of Tralee (NZ) (Zabeel (NZ) ) BREEDER Sir Patrick & Lady Hogan OWNERS S W Wilde, R W Gamble, Mrs S J Gamble, B W Casanelia, C J Cooke, P A Fitzgerald, J R Parish, D Costa, M A Schirmer, JM Maclean, D J M Maclean, Mrs A J Maclean, M Sheahan, I C Mckinnon, T G
Casanelia, P M Perez J Fitzgerald & Power Strike (Mgr: D Arnel) LIME GREEN, NAVY BLUE DIAMOND (dw) 5 Starts 1-2-0 $36,440
TECHFORM 95
Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 1:1-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:1-2-0 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-1-0 5 -11 GEEL Tue 24Mar20 1421 G 4 3Y MDN-SW J Allen (4) 56 $8.50 1-Turbeau 58
2.1L 1:25.59 0.2L 1:38.41 0.1L 1:56.50
$2.40f 1-Hernandez 58
2 -11 BDGO 2 -12 TER
1600 S 6 MDN-SW
J Allen (2) D Bates (7)
Tue 7Apr20
56 56
1-Lion’s Share 56
Sun 19Apr20 1850 S 5 MDN-SW
$2f
1-Realm Of Flowers 56 4.8L 2:43.20 Rtg 59
4 -14 MORP m Sat 16May20 2500 S 5 SA CLASSIC -G3 R J Hurdle (12) 56 $31
1 -9 WNBL 4.5L 1:46.55 Ran on nicely into fourth from midfield 4.8L SA Classic Group 3 over 2500m Soft 5. Won with authority 4.5L at Warrnambool Mdn over 1700m Soft 6. Class above in maiden grade last start. Brings some X factor to this race. 8 PERENNIAL (NZ) Rtg 62 ( 10 ) 57kg Peter G Moody (Pakenham OC) LUKE NOLEN Thu 15Oct20 1700 S 6 MDN-SW F W Kersley (8) 57.5 $1.60f 2-Dondeska 57.5 4yo ch m Per Incanto (USA) -Forever And Ever (IRE) (Monsun (GER) ) BREEDER Franic Bloodstock Ltd, Haunui Bloodstock Ltd & D Nicol OWNERS Haunui Bloodstock Ltd & D & Mrs M Nicol WHITE, HAUNUI FARM LOGO, BLACK SLEEVES, RED CAP
(w) 8 Starts 1-4-1 $38,140
TECHFORM 91
Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 3:1-1-0 1st Up 3:0-1-1 2nd Up 2:0-2-0 2 -11 PUKE Thu 27Feb20 1400 G 3YF MDN M T Coleman (10) 56.5 $7.10
1-Pepperello (NZ) 54.5 1.3L 1:24.40
$2.30f 1-Anitra 55.5
4.2L 1:11.18 1.3L 1:37.56 5.0L 1:38.49
4 -9
PAKS
Mon 10Aug20 1200 Syn F&M MDN-SW L Nolen (3)
58
1-Bak Da Man (NZ) 57 1-Ain’tnodeeldun 57
2 -14 SALE 2 -13 SALE
Sun 30Aug20 1600 G 4 MDN-SW Thu 24Sep20 1615 G 4 MDN-SW
L Nolen (9) L Nolen (11) L Nolen (2)
57.5 $8 57.5 $6
1 -9 0.2L 2:10.45 Eye-catching last 400m to gain second after allowed to settle back 5L at Sale Mdn over 1615m. Loomed as the winner and got to the lead when it mattered most 0.2L at Cranbourne Mdn over 2025m Heavy 8. Barrier no help here. CRAN N Fri 9Oct20 2025 H 8 MDN-SW 57.5 $3.20 2-Wisaka 57
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( 8 ) 56kg
9 LA MARSA Rtg 63
Michelle Payne (Ballarat) MICHELLE PAYNE 3yo b f Dundeel (NZ) -Amalie (Redoute’s Choice) BREEDER Arrowfield Pastoral Pty Ltd OWNERS J Guscic, S Bulow, J D Simmons, Mrs S L Simmons, J Donohue, C D Enders, B Thomson, P J Keys, Mrs J H Don, Miss D Scott, S J V (Mgr: P Lennon), Bubble Belles (Mgr: Ms L Romeril-Smith), C Gilson & First Light Racing Pty Ltd (Mgr: T S Wilson) NAVY BLUE, GOLD AND WHITE CRESCENT, GOLD CAP 4 Starts 0-0-1 $19,975 TECHFORM 95 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 4:0-0-1 1st Up 2:0-0-1 2nd Up 1:0-0-0 4 -12 WANG Thu 4Jun20 1170 S 5 2YF MDN-SW M Payne (12) 57 $19 1-Toyz On Fire 57 3.5L 1:09.72 3 -9 BRAT Wed 30Sep20 1200 S 7 3YF MDN-SW M Payne (8) 57 $5 1-Zelify 57 2.1L 1:14.44 4 -11 PAKM N Fri 16Oct20 1600 S 6 F&M MDN-SW M Payne (10) 55.5 $2.50f 1-Lady In The Sky (NZ) 58 3.1L 1:42.45 4 -9 M V m Sat 24Oct20 1600 S 7 CLASSIC -G2 M Payne (8) 57 $26 1-Yes Baby Yes 57 6.5L 1:39.15 Rtg 58 Top effort for fourth after settling too far back in the running to threaten 3.1L at Pakenham F&M Mdn over 1600m Soft 6. Worse than midfield hit the line strongly good run 6.5L Classic Group 2 over 1600m Soft 7. Flemington should suit. 10 SABRE PRINCESS Rtg 62 ( 12 ) 56kg Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (Caulfield) MICHAEL DEE 3yo b or br f Sebring-Pagan Princess (Bite the Bullet (USA) ) BREEDER Marquee Stud Pty Ltd OWNERS Double R Thoroughbreds (Mgr: S J Rossow), L H Sholl, G G B MacDonald, Mrs P A McIntyre, S D Musson & G L Sturgess NAVY BLUE, EMERALD GREEN CHECKS, GOLD SLEEVES
AND CAP 2 Starts 1-0-0 $19,950
TECHFORM 93
Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-0-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 8 -14 BDGO Wed 7Oct20 1400 G 4 MDN-SW M J Dee (14) 55 $9
1-Red Lion 59.5 2-Designs 55.5
2.2L 1:24.64
1 -14 BRAT 1.5L 1:40.15 Saved best part of the race until very late 2.2L at Bendigo Mdn over 1400m. Enjoyed a nice run on the pace and raced clear to victory 1.5L at Ballarat F&M Mdn over 1600m. Big step up here but the ceiling on her ability has not been reached. 11 LOBSTER NOODLES Rtg 60 ( 4 ) 56kg Leon & Troy Corstens (Flemington) LACHLAN KING (a) Thu 22Oct20 1600 G 4 F&M MDN-SW M J Dee (8) 55.5 $6 4yo b m Canford Cliffs (IRE) -Aqua Modern (Tiger Hill (IRE) ) BREEDER Mr A Gay OWNERS Dr A C Gay, Mrs S A Gay, A F Gay, Mrs S M Gay, P S Cullen, Ms P J Cullen, S A Kiley, Dr A A M Cham, Ms M H Stow, C W Dunstan, Ms T L Dunstan, Ms N Hardwick, M Foley, Mrs J Anderson, B Anderson, Ms M Hardwick, Ms M De Angelis, M Cleaver, P Palumbo & Mrs K Palumbo NAVY BLUE, PALE PINK LOBSTERS (w) 15 Starts 2-2-1 $62,140 TECHFORM 84 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 5:1-0-0 1st Up 4:0-0-1 2nd Up 4:0-0-0 7 -12 WERR Fri 24Apr20 2000 G 4 BM58 J Childs (4) 58 $3.80f 1-Reliable Lisa (NZ) 57 9.3L 2:09.82 Rtg 59 3 -11 WANG Mon 7Sep20 1300 G 3 BM58 E P Brown (5) 57.5 $7 1-La Lucciola 60 1.3L 1:18.12 Rtg 57 4 -10 TAT Sat 19Sep20 1600 G 4 0 - 58 N Callow (9) 59.5 $3.20f 1-The Enzo 62 3.6L 1:38.19 Rtg 57 2 -10 TAT Fri 2Oct20 1600 G 3 BM58 Dean Holland (7) 57 $4.40f 1-Wave Reviews (GB) 59 0.5L 1:37.53 Rtg 56 1 -10 WOD Tue 20Oct20 1590 S 5 BM58 L King(a) (8) 57 $4.80 2-Single Crown 60.5 0.1L 1:36.16 Rtg 56 Stormed home for a close second after getting back 0.5L at Tatura Bm58 over 1600m. Gallant effort to hold on for a win after sitting with the leaders in-running 0.1L at Wodonga Bm58 over 1590m Soft 5. 12 ALL TOO TERRIFIC Rtg 58 ( 5 ) 56kg Leon & Troy Corstens (Geelong) JOHN ALLEN 4yo b m All Too Hard-Terrific Tulla (Shamardal (USA) ) BREEDER Woodside Park Stud Pty Ltd OWNERS M F Greaney, R J Bresnan, Mrs C Bresnan, Mrs T L Lee, A J Lee, C Vlamis, Mrs J Fessopoulos, D Fessopoulos, Mrs S Holmes, M Pacifique, J M Rodios, N Socratous, G W Birrell, P M Schols, Ms S M King, New Style Racing, All Too Terrific, All Too Terrific Too, US Five & Flemington Bloodstock SILVER, LIME SEAMS, BLACK AND LIME STARS SLEEVES, LIME AND BLACK STAR CAP 11 Starts 1-1-1 $44,630 TECHFORM 80 Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 3:0-1-0 1st Up 3:0-0-0 2nd Up 3:1-0-0 3 -9 BRAT Mon 9Mar20 1400 G 4 CL1 J Childs (7) 57.5 $7 1-Red Rossini 57.5 1.5L 1:26.74 Rtg 63 13 -14 SANL m Wed 1Apr20 1600 G 3 3YF BM64 L Nolen (2) 60 $81 1-Affair to Remember 59 8.6L 1:36.76 Rtg 63 8 -11 GEEL Wed 15Apr20 1400 G 4 3Y BM64 J Childs (8) 57 $41 1-Let’s Get Tramped 59.5 5.0L 1:26.00 Rtg 62 8 -11 BDGO m Wed 16Sep20 1400 G 4 CL1 L Riordan(a) (7) 56 (54) $41 1-Cambourne 57 5.3L 1:24.51 Rtg 60 5 -11 WOD Tue 20Oct20 1400 S 5 BM58 L Riordan(a) (8) 59 $4f 1-Court Deep 61.5 3.5L 1:23.79 Rtg 60 Restrained back, made good ground late good effort 5.3L at Bendigo Cl1 over 1400m. Beat some rivals late but did settle a long way back in transit 3.5L at Wodonga Bm58 over 1400m Soft 5.
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SPRING SUCCESS? Dreaming of stallions have a rich history
at Flemington,
continued last season with Two Darley-sired G1 quinellas
st Exceedance ( Exceed And Excel ) nd Bivouac ( Exceed And Excel )
st Melody Belle ( Commands ) nd Aristia ( Lonhro )
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1:15PM
Darley Ottawa Stakes (Group 3) 1000m
Of $200,000 and trophies of $1,300. 1st $120,000 and trophies of $1,300, 2nd $36,000, 3rd $18,000, 4th $9,000, 5th $5,000, 6th $4,000, 7th $4,000, 8th $4,000. 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 Two-Years-Old Fillies. Set Weights. No allowances for apprentices. Course Record: 1000m 55.42 Black Caviar TAB Assessed Odds 1 1 FAKE LOVE (2) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (d) .......................... MARK ZAHRA 56 $3.80 2 3 TEMPEST CHARM (11) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock ............. JYE MCNEIL 56 $6 3 4 MORTAL WITNESS (7) Tom Dabernig & Ben Hayes ...................... MICHAEL DEE 56 $15 4 3 CLOUDY (3) James Cummings ................................................. DAMIEN OLIVER 56 $18 5 3 NAPLES (1) James Cummings ...................................................... JOHN ALLEN 56 $7.50 6 1 BUTTER BLONDE (4) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott (dw) ......... CRAIG WILLIAMS 56 $21 7 1 DESIRED (5) Tony & Calvin McEvoy ............................................. LUKE CURRIE 56 $17 8 AUTUMN ROSE (13) John McArdle ........................................ KERRIN MCEVOY 56 $41 9 DOSH (9) Grahame Begg ........................................................ JORDAN CHILDS 56 $10 10 FABRIKKA (8) Tom Dabernig & Ben Hayes ......................... DANIEL STACKHOUSE 56 $19 11 LOVIN’ FEELIN’ (12) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace .......................... JAMIE KAH 56 $11 12 NICE FOR WHAT (14) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace ................. HUGH BOWMAN 56 $7.50 13 PAPER DRAGON (NZ) (10) Henry Dwyer ................................. MICHAEL POY (a) 56 $23 14 SINGLE TAIL (NZ) (6) John McArdle ............................................... JAMIE MOTT 56 $26 FORM SUMMARY NAPLES had impressive late sectionals on debut when forced back from the wide gate. FAKE LOVE will jump and run again here. SINGLE TAIL settled well behind the speed and quickened when asked in a recent jump out. LOVIN’ FEELIN’ is closely related to super 2yo Calliope.
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