VRC Summer Fun Race Day

15 JAN 2022 Race Day VRc Summer Fun

VRC Summer Fun Race Day Saturday 15 January 2022

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEILWILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer

Judge Katherine Bourke

SOPHIE CORNELL dAVE bARHAM MICHAEL SAADIE

NEILWERRETT

VIN COX

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

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

OFFICIALS

RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGERS

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

Stipendiary Stewards: ROERT CRAM (Chairman),

CORIE WALLER, JASON SHULZ, SHANE BETTESS & REX TERP Veterinary Surgeons: Dr JAMIE WEARN, Dr CHRIS HEISLERS & Dr KIRSTEN BAILEY Judge: SIMON PETCH Starter: COREY MALLYON & ANTHONY RICHARDS Clerks of Scales: COURTNEY PACE & HAYLEY ADDISON Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: BOB CHALLIS & SHANE PATTERSON Doctor:

Customer Operations: JACINTA ALEXANDER

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

Dr JOHN McCORKELL Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

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

Schedule of events

VRC Summer Fun Race Day Saturday 15 January 2022

12:33pm Race 1 Resimax Group Rapid Racing, Friday 21 January Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar. 1:08pm Race 2 Furphy Refreshing Ale Trophy Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:43pm Race 3 California Memory Living Legends Plate

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Nick Addison, Executive General Manager - Commercial Operations. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:18pm Race 4 Twilight Payment Living Legends Plate

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr James Reid, Executive General Manager - Flemington Operations. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:53pm Race 5 Be A Mate, Nominate Trophy

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

3:28pm Race 6 VRC Event Staff Handicap

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

4:08pm Race 7 Standish Handicap

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner by Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:50pm Race 8 The Stud and Stable Staff Awards

Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar. 5:35pm Race 9 Resimax Group Jockeys Challenge, Friday 21 January Following CORRECTWEIGHT, presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner by Mr Leigh Jordon, Executive General Manager Racing. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

WHAT’S ON

VRC Summer Fun Race Day Saturday 15 January 2022

ALL RACEGOERS Party After the Last

Kick on after the last race with dance music royalty The Aston Shuffle, who recently wrapped up a 10 year residency on Triple J as host of the legendary Friday Night Shuffle. Performing on the Front Lawn from 5:45pm. Happy Hour Enjoy half price drinks by the glass in all retail venues across course from 11:35am-12:35pm. Front Lawn Beer Garden With a festival-style atmosphere including food trucks, pop-up bars and live entertainment all day long in the Front Lawn Beer Garden this is a great spot to enjoy a summer’s day with friends. Flemington Family Lawn Enjoy family friendly fun on the Flemington Family Lawn. Relax in comfort, enjoy the racing and watch on as the kids enjoy all that the family lawn has to offer including face painting and lawn games. The Lounge Bar Witness every finish while relaxing with mates in The Lounge Bar inside Saintly Place West. With quick access out to the Winning Post, billiards and foosball and craft beers, The Lounge is a great spot to enjoy all the racing action. EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS Rosé All Day Nothing freshens up a summer day like a crisp rosé from Penfolds Wines. Head up to the Roof Garden for a glass or two and enjoy complimentary Penfolds Max’s Rosé tastings, incredible city views and live entertainment throughout the day! Members Lawn Families can enjoy the sunshine on the Members Lawn out the front of the Club Stand. Sit back, relax and take in all the racing action! Extended Opening Hours The Roof Garden will be open until 7:05pm, with last drinks at 6:35pm. VRC Member Stakes The VRC Member Stakes gives all eligible members an opportunity to have a stake in each race meeting at Flemington. Along with bragging rights amongst your friends and the chance to celebrate your good fortune (for doing next to nothing!), every winner of every race will also enjoy a $200 VRC cash-on-card credit for use on course at food and beverage outlets.

NEXT RACE DAY

Resimax Group Rapid Racing Day Friday 21 January 2022

The action starts early and won’t let up when this crowd favourite returns to Flemington. This shorter, punchier program will see seven sprints down the famous Flemington straight with a quick 30 minute gap between races. 14 of Victoria’s top metropolitan and country jockeys will go head to head in the Metro versus Country challenge. It will be an exciting afternoon of Rapid Racing and a lovely evening of entertainment. We start the afternoon with a “Happy Hour” for the first hour from gates open and finish with extended hours after the last for those who want to settle in and kick on into the evening. Stick around for our ‘Party After the Last’ with a headline DJ set on the Front Lawn Beer Garden after the last race. Plus there’ll be plenty of food options from the various food trucks and retail outlets on course. Not to mention ice cold beverages and summer cocktails to keep you in the summer mood! Looking for somewhere to bring the kids? Enjoy the family friendly fun on the Flemington Family Lawn. A place where you can relax in comfort, enjoy the racing and watch the kids enjoying all that the family lawn has to offer, from fun-filled games and face painting to keep the little ones entertained all afternoon. General admission tickets can be purchased from Ticketek or from the entrance gates on arrival. To find out more please visit vrc.com.au .

Australian Stud and Stable Staff Awards, supported by Godolphin - Best Presented Godolphin are proud to present a $100 gift voucher to the groom of the best presented horse for each race at Flemington today

FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2021/22 SEASON

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey 1st 2nd

3rd

Rides WIN %

Damien Oliver

10 11

15%

James McDonald

10 3 3

34%

Craig Williams

8 4 4

12%

Jye McNeil

7 9 8

10%

Damian Lane

7 6 4

13%

Brett Prebble

7 4 3

15%

Dean Yendall

4 2 6

13%

John Allen

3 5 4

Luke Nolen

3 4 2

12%

Matthew Cartwright (a)

3 4 2

12%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer 1st 2nd

3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

9 9

15%

Chris Waller

8 3 3

16%

James Cummings

7 11

13%

Danny O'Brien

5 5 3

12%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

5 3 2

12%

Ben & JD Hayes

4 4 1

10%

Anthony & Sam Freedman

4 4 3

11%

Patrick Payne

4 3 4

17%

Leon & Troy Corstens

3 4 2

14%

Peter G Moody

3 2 1

13%

FlEMINGTON TRACK INFORMATION

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

2000m

1600m

1800m

1400m

2500m

2800m

3200m

1000m

1100m

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

1200m

TRACK RECORDS

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

Distance Time

Horse

Date

55.42

16 Feb 2013

1000m

BLACK CAVIAR

1:02.15

2 Mar 2013

1100m

LOVEYAMADLY

1:07.16

1 Jan 2001

1200m

IGLESIA

1:20.60

12 Dec 1992

1400m

LOVEY

1:33.49

9 Nov 2002

1600m

SCENIC PEAK

1:40.83

16 Feb 2013

1700m

NICONOISE

1:47.36

11 Mar 2000

1800m

TAHUNA GOLD

1:58.73

12 Mar 2005

2000m

MAKYBE DIVA

2:33.00

7 Nov 1992

2500m

KAWTUBAN

2:41.00

2 Oct 1965

2600m

JOVIAL KNIGHT

2:52.40

6 Nov 2012

2800m

VERDANT (GB)

3:16.30

6 Nov 1990

3200m

KINGSTON RULE (USA)

HORSE STALLS MAP

HORSE STALL DIRECTORY

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Adandiman

Game Keeper

110

Pancho

Alpha Sky

105

Halvorsen

Perennial

Americain Angel

124

Heavenly Emperor 104

Perito Moreno

120

Ashy Boy

Here To Shock

Philadelphia Storm 112

Attractable

Hightail

114

Picaroon

Bella Tiara

Hopkins

Pitchanun

125

Benefactress

118

I AmWar

Race Against Time 108

Blazejowski

Irish Playboy

Redwood Shadow 84

Brasada

It’sourtime

122

Rock Prophet

Bring The Stars

Jamarra

Running Cloud

Can’t GoWong

Jazz Star

Sacred Lass

Capo Strada

Justacanta

Scarlet Tufty

Capriccio

Lady D’oro

Score

Catskill

Laundy

Secretly Awesome 46

Celestial Sol

Legionnaire

Somerset Maugham121

Celtic Glory

Lofty Strike

Squid Game

Comanche Brave

Look Closely

Star Of Eden

112

Convict Sam

Marcolt

100

Starring Role

Dadoozdart

113

Mask of Time

Stay Gold

123

Dark Dream

Maximillius

Sweet Karolina

Decent Raine

Midas Prince

Takissacod

Deep Image

Mileva

Takumi

Designer Chef

Modern Millie

The Astrologist

Divine Diosa

117

Moktaffy

The Cunning Fox

Dogmatic

Morrissy

Think Bold

Dunkerry

Mrs Sippy

Toff Choice

Edwin

Munitions

Tuki Twelve

107

Eluding

109

Narvaez

102

Turaath

Elzamee

Nerone

Tycoon Bec

Emerging

Nerve Not Verve

111

Umgawa

English Riviera

106

Nicolini Vito

Under My Spell

Exonumia

No Change

Vasmee

Field Of Roses

Northwest Passage 77

Victory Bay

Fiery Red

103

Not to Be Mist

119

Waterworld

Fighting Arrow

Odeon

115

Worthily

Flandersrain

Our Modena

Zac De Boss

116

Freedom Escape

Outlaws Revenge

Zimowy

Fundraiser

Over The Sky

RUNNERS BY TRAINER

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Ben & JD Hayes 1 Dark Dream 7 Fundraiser 4 Nicolini Vito

Ray Besanko 11 Rock Prophet Nigel Blackiston 8 Under My Spell

Michael O’Leary 10 Picaroon Dan O’Sullivan 13 Catskill 14 Celtic Glory Patrick Payne 2 Squid Game 9 The Cunning Fox 1 Justacanta 15 Our Modena Paul Preusker 8 Freedom Escape 12 Marcolt

3 5

6 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 1 Jamarra 1 1 Decent Raine 2 3 Mask of Time 3 6 Northwest Passage 3 1 Can’t Go Wong 4 5 Elzamee 4 8 Scarlet Tufty 5 18 Worthily 6 Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott 6 Narvaez 6 9 Fiery Red 6 Jason Warren & Dean Krongold 6 Mrs Sippy 9 Ken & Kasey Keys 8 Zimowy 9 Leon & Troy Corstens 6 Umgawa 2 3 Morrissy 5 1 The Astrologist 7 4 Brasada 8 7 Sweet Karolina 9 Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 5 Dadoozdart 5 Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) 5 Maximillius 1 1 Over The Sky 6 14 Redwood Shadow 8 Peter & Paul Snowden 7 Hightail 7 Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 11 Bring The Stars 4 2 Halvorsen 7 13 Lady D’oro 9

4 4

Daniel Bowman 12 Capriccio

2 4 5 6 8

Stephen Brown 6 Heavenly Emperor Chris Calthorpe 2 Fighting Arrow Peter Chow 16 Jazz Star Matt Cumani 11 Tycoon Bec 1 Flandersrain 11 Alpha Sky James Cummings 2 Edwin 3 Exonumia 5 Capo Strada 7 Emerging 8 Munitions Nathan Dunn 20 Vasmee 13 Running Cloud Henry Dwyer 10 Irish Playboy Mathew Ellerton 8 Perito Moreno Greg Eurell 2 Blazejowski Mitchell Freedman 10 Adandiman Max Hinton 14 Starring Role

5 6

Aaron Purcell 9 Takumi

8 9

Maddie Raymond 3 Turaath Nick Ryan 4 Not to Be Mist

1 1 2 4 7

John Sadler 4 Score

John Salanitri 1 Look Closely Julius Sandhu 4 Lofty Strike 7 Comanche Brave

6 8

1 8

Donna Scott 5 Takissacod

Brent Stanley 9 Here To Shock Shane Stockdale 7 No Change Phillip Stokes 6 Think Bold 8 Field Of Roses

4 6 7 8 3 6 8 9

5 Mileva

Patrick Kearney 3 Ashy Boy Richard Laming 19 Nerone 2 Dogmatic John Moloney 3 Legionnaire Peter G Moody 6 Waterworld 4 Attractable 7 Victory Bay 6 Midas Prince 9 Perennial

16 Sacred Lass

Chris Waller 2 Pancho

6 8

12 Celestial Sol 17 Moktaffy 3 Modern Millie Mark C Webb 5 Designer Chef Matthew Williams 14 Bella Tiara

Tony & Calvin McEvoy 7 English Riviera 10 Tuki Twelve 12 Race Against Time

1 4 4 6

2 Eluding

1 2 2 8 9 2 8 9

6 Game Keeper 7 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young 4 Dunkerry 4 8 Laundy 8 18 Hopkins 8

Simon Zahra 4 Odeon

3 6 6 8

13 Divine Diosa 17 Zac De Boss 15 Benefactress

Michael Moroney 3 Philadelphia Storm 3 Nerve Not Verve

Archie Alexander 5 Convict Sam Trevor J Andrews 9 I Am War Rhys Archard 4 Deep Image

11 Star Of Eden Tony Noonan 5 Toff Choice

Danny O’Brien 7 Somerset Maugham

3 7 9 9 9

Ryan Balfour 9 Outlaws Revenge Gavin Bedggood 9 Secretly Awesome

10 It’sourtime 2 Stay Gold

12 Americain Angel

15 Pitchanun

JOCKEYS BY RIDES

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Damian Lane 3 Exonumia

Undeclared 9 I Am War

Josh Richards 9 Secretly Awesome 2 Blazejowski 4 Nicolini Vito

1 4 6 7 8 9 5 6 8 9

3 5 6 8 9

11 Bring The Stars 13 Divine Diosa 15 Benefactress 12 Americain Angel Madison Lloyd 6 Heavenly Emperor 3 Turaath

Ben Allen 8 Field Of Roses 7 Comanche Brave

6 8

5 Convict Sam

8 Zimowy

John Allen 1 Jamarra

Liam Riordan 9 Here To Shock

1 3 4 8 9

3 Mask of Time 1 Can’t Go Wong 10 Irish Playboy 7 Sweet Karolina

Zac Spain 3 Philadelphia Storm

2 Eluding

2 4 7 6 6 8 2 4 5 6 8 9

16 Sacred Lass 13 Lady D’oro

6 Think Bold

5 Mileva

Ethan Brown 6 Umgawa 11 Alpha Sky Tatum Bull 11 Tycoon Bec

Arron Lynch 20 Vasmee

Thomas Stockdale 1 Over The Sky

2 6

Blaike McDougall 6 Waterworld 4 Attractable 10 Tuki Twelve 6 Game Keeper 5 Takissacod

19 Nerone 2 Dogmatic

1 2 4 7 9 1 2 4 5 6 7 9

Damien Thornton 8 Perito Moreno 2 Fighting Arrow 5 Dadoozdart 12 Celestial Sol

Matthew Cartwright 1 Decent Raine 5 Designer Chef Jordan Childs 6 Narvaez 4 Deep Image Harry Coffey 3 Morrissy 15 Our Modena 12 Capriccio Michael Dee 2 Squid Game 8 Under My Spell 8 Freedom Escape

2 3

Jye McNeil 7 English Riviera 5 Capo Strada 12 Race Against Time 7 Fundraiser 18 Worthily 8 Munitions 11 Star Of Eden Logan McNeil 3 Legionnaire Linda Meech 4 Dunkerry 16 Jazz Star 10 Picaroon Jamie Mott 4 Lofty Strike 3 Nerve Not Verve

6 7

17 Moktaffy 6 Mrs Sippy

Dom Tourneur 9 Outlaws Revenge Mark Zahra 14 Redwood Shadow

5 6 7 2 3 4 8

6 8

18 Hopkins Jarrod Fry 3 Ashy Boy

4 6 9 1 3 6 8

Lewis German 7 No Change 11 Rock Prophet Brian Higgins 9 Perennial Tahlia Hope 10 Adandiman Jamie Kah 5 Maximillius 7 Victory Bay 5 Elzamee 2 Halvorsen 8 Laundy 2 Stay Gold Alana Kelly 9 The Cunning Fox 1 Justacanta 14 Bella Tiara 1 Look Closely Fred Kersley 4 Not to Be Mist 10 It’sourtime 14 Starring Role 15 Pitchanun 7 Somerset Maugham

6 7

4 Odeon

17 Zac De Boss 12 Marcolt

Lachlan Neindorf 13 Running Cloud Luke Nolen 1 Dark Dream 6 Midas Prince

1 2 3 4 7 8 9 4 5 6 8 9 5 7 9

3 8

Teodore Nugent 6 Northwest Passage

3 4 5 6 9 1 3 4 7 8 9 4 6 7 9

13 Catskill

8 Scarlet Tufty

9 Fiery Red 4 Score Damien Oliver 2 Edwin 2 Pancho 7 Emerging

1 The Astrologist

4 Brasada

3 Modern Millie Will Price 14 Celtic Glory 5 Toff Choice

Laura Lafferty 9 Takumi

7 Hightail

1 Flandersrain

FEATURE STORY

GALLOPING AHEAD BY MICHAEL MANLY

Flemington cemented its position as one of Australia’s premier training centres when it opened its new synthetic training track at the start of spring. Flemington’s track manager Liam O’Keeffe said the opening of the new track, called Gallop Track, continued the VRC’s commitment to its trainers to provide the best possible training surfaces for their horses. Opened at the end of August, it has given the 20 trainers based at Flemington another exceptional track option to work the 600 horses trained there. Trainers love the Gallop Track surface as it represents the latest chapter in the evolution and improvement of synthetic tracks. O’Keeffe explained the make-up of the surfacewas different to other synthetic tracks and would lead to a more consistent and safe surface year-round for horses to gallop on. “It’s a synthetic surface made up of sand and emulsions, which is an oily, wax type material that binds the material together. There are some fibres in that sand that soften the footing,” O’Keeffe said. High-quality sand sourced from a You Yangs quarry is used, which is another one of the improvements. “It’s a beautifully coloured sand and it will give a nice cushiony surface for the horses to gallop on.” Currently, Flemington trainers have the option of galloping their horses on ten different training tracks. “Eight of them are sand or synthetic tracks and the other two are grass training tracks,” explained O’Keeffe. “It provides trainers with a lot of opportunities to work on different courses for their horses. Horses can stay nice and fresh on different training tracks without doing the same thing every day,” he said

The new Gallop Track has replaced the old Pro-Ride track.

O’Keeffe said over its 11 years the Pro-Ride track had done a great job, withstanding more than 200,000 gallops, but during that time the surface particles had become finer and the fibre had worn away.

Synthetic tracks became popular in Australia about 15 years ago as an

alternative to grass tracks, which were being over-used and needed time to recover. O’Keeffe said one of the advantages of the synthetic track was that it gave horses consistent footing. “That’s what the synthetic surface provides underneath with the fibre and the oil and the wax. It also allows a high volume of workload to be performed on the track.” Synthetic tracks have slowly evolved from basic fibre sand tracks to surfaces that now contain different types of oils. “They’ve gradually improved and improved as science has gotten better and they will continue to. Also, we’ve got feedback from trainers on what they think and that’s also been important.”

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

“At the volume and the speed that horses go, you will always have injuries so we’re always trying to improve our maintenance programs to reduce this.” “As time has gone on there have been less and less injuries due to the great new tracks and the productswe have tomaintain them.We also take feedback from the trainers, the riders and the vets as to what we can do better.” O’Keeffe said track maintenance was the most important role of his staff, which is made up of 25 full-time workers, and a handful of casuals. “It’s certainly the largest part of our working week that is spent maintaining all of the tracks.

FEATURE STORY

“Each morning we go and measure all the surfaces. We get feedback from all the trainers and riders on how the tracks are riding. All of the tracks require different maintenance at all times of the year and we try to present them at 100 per cent every day in any type of weather condition.” O’Keeffe said the synthetic tracks require a lot of maintenance during winter when the weather is colder as the track firms up and conversely when it is hot in summer it tended to soften up. The new Gallop Track, however, is designed to handle these weather scenarios. Supervising the installation and laying of the Flemington Gallop Track is Ian Pearse, known as the father of synthetic surfaces in Australia. 2021 has proven to be a momentous one for Pearse as he received a kidney transplant at the start of the year. After his health improved Pearse decided to get back into building synthetic tracks and he started a new company called Gallop Track. Pearse was the founder of Pro-Ride, the company that introduced synthetic tracks to Australia, but due to his ill health, he sold out of the business. Pearse said he has loved being involved in the installation of the Flemington track. “We see the opportunity as really exciting to be able to get back into the industry after five years off. We’ve done a few renovations at Newcastle, Lindsay Park and now the new track at Flemington. “I’ve taken the best out of what we did in Pro-Ride and I know where some of the weaknesses were so then we’ve inculcated some other technology into it. We only use a small amount of wax – we’re more of a polymer-based binding system.” “With the Gallop Track, we’ve created a system where under colder temperatures surfaces stay more flexible. We’ve added some UV stabilisers into it, so it’s got better resistance to heat and more stable under heat, but is more flexible when it’s cold.” For Flemington’s Gallop Track he said the new sand type they had sourced was a lot cleaner, which would assist in lower compaction of the surface and result in a more consistent performance over a longer period. “We’re a little bit more stable than other surfaces. We make them a little bit firmer which leads to more sure footing and a more stable surface.”

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

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 therapywith 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 psychologyminus 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.” Whether they’re leading a horse or doing groundwork, therapy is based on mindfulness and ‘being in the moment’, empowering THE PERFECT MATCH: RETIRED RACEHORSES CHANGING YOUNG PEOPLE’S LIVES BY BELINDA MEYERS

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 been desensitised; 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. “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

EQUINE WELFARE

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

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.”

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RESIMAX GROUP RAPID RACING RACE DAY CONDITIONS AND JOCKEY TEAMS

Victoria’s leading metropolitan and country jockeys will face off for Resimax Group Rapid Racing on Friday 21 January 2022. Now in its third year, Resimax Group Rapid Racing features a short, punchy programwith all 7 races run on the famous Flemington straight course over distances ranging from 1000m to 1200m with 30 minute gaps between races. Highlighted by the Jockeys Challenge , a competition that will see the top fourteen riders in Victoria do battle for bragging rights. Current Victorian premiership leader Jye McNeil headlines the metropolitan team alongside Brett Prebble , Damian Lane , Jamie Kah , Michael Dee , Matthew Cartwright (a) and Josh Richards (a) . The country team stars 33-time Group 1 winning rider Craig Newitt alongside Patrick Moloney , Will Gordon , Declan Bates , Jarrod Fry , Damien Thornton and Dean Holland . Resimax Group Rapid Racing Program (field limit of 12) Distance Class Prizemoney 1000m 3YO+ Maiden $50,000 1200m 3YO+ No metropolitan wins $50,000 1000m 3YO Benchmark 64 $50,000 1100m 3YO+ Benchmark 64 $50,000 1000m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Benchmark 70 $50,000 1200m 3YO+ Fillies & Mares Benchmark 64 $50,000

Background information on the Jockeys Challenge • The top seven riders that make up each team were determined by the premiership standings at the end of 3 January 2022. • The minimum weight in each race will be 57kg and apprentices are entitled to use their claim in all races. • The metropolitan team will carry even-numbered saddlecloths, country team will carry odd-numbered saddlecloths. • Jockeys will wear the registered colours for each of their rides, team colours will be worn in the form of breeches and saddlecloths, with the metro team in purple , and the country team in red . • Points are awarded on a 4-3-2-1 basis, with the winner assigned four points, second place three points, third place two points and fourth place one point. • Each team will have two “Power Plays”. Each “Power Play” allows the team to choose a race that will carry double points should their riders finish in the top four. Double points do not apply for the opposing team unless that race has also been selected by their team to be a “Power Play” race. • Each team must declare their two “Power Play” races before Race 1. • All seven riders in each teamwill be drawn a number 1 to 7 to determine the order of the horse they are allocated in each of the races, as detailed in the following table: TEAM COUNTRY R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Country Jockey 1 1 3 5 7 9 11 NR Country Jockey 2 3 5 7 9 11 NR 1 Country Jockey 3 5 7 9 11 NR 1 3 Country Jockey 4 7 9 11 NR 1 3 5 Country Jockey 5 9 11 NR 1 3 5 7 Country Jockey 6 11 NR 1 3 5 7 9 Country Jockey 7 NR 1 3 5 7 9 11 TEAM METRO R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 Metro Jockey 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 NR Metro Jockey 2 4 6 8 10 12 NR 2 Metro Jockey 3 6 8 10 12 NR 2 4 Metro Jockey 4 8 10 12 NR 2 4 6 Metro Jockey 5 10 12 NR 2 4 6 8 Metro Jockey 6 12 NR 2 4 6 8 10 Metro Jockey 7 NR 2 4 6 8 10 12

NR – no ride

12:33pm

Resimax Group Rapid Racing, Friday 21 January 1100m

Of $130,000 . 1st $71,500, 2nd $23,400, 3rd $11,700, 4th $6,500, 5th $3,900, 6th $2,600, 7th $2,600. 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. A VOBIS Gold 2YO Horse Owners Bonus of $20,000 also applies for qualified horses. For Two-Years-Old. Set Weights plus Penalties. Apprentices can claim.

Track Record: 1-02.15E Loveyamadly (02/03/2013) [Good3] Class Record: 1-03.16E Pasadena Girl (NZ) (21/02/2015) [Good4]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Jamarra (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace ................................... John Allen 57 $7 Edwin (4) James Cummings .................................................... Damien Oliver 57 $34 Exonumia (6) James Cummings ................................................ Damian Lane 57 $15 Lofty Strike (1) Julius Sandhu . ................................................ Jamie Mott 57 $10 Maximillius (3) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) . ........................... Jamie Kah Waterworld (2) Peter G Moody .................................... Blaike McDougall 57 $5 57 $2.90 English Riviera (7) Tony & Calvin McEvoy ................................. Jye McNeil 55 $2.70

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FORM SUMMARY MAXIMILLIUS hails from one of the best families in the Studbook and recent jump outs suggest he has his fair share of talent as well. ENGLISH RIVIERA looks a speedy type, expect a forward showing. EXONUMIA will have the benefit of exposure down the Flemington Straight.

( 5 ) 57kg

1 Jamarra Rtg 64

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (Cranbourne) John Allen 2yo br c 06/09/19 Duporth-Miss Cacciatore (Snitzel) Breeder Kooringal Stud Owners Best Bloodstock (Mgr: J Magnabosco), G A Horan, Miss G Smith, P R Young, N Kakalis, ROMP, B Richardson, R J Broadbent, T J Griffiths, S A Cadzow, S McCartin, Pleeeaaassee Kick, Ms S Harden,

C A Hanson & P O’Hara Red, Yellow Epaulettes And Best Bloodstock Logo, Red Cap 3 Starts 1-1-0 $45,250 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-0-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 6 -11 CRAN m Sat 13Nov21 1000 H 10 2Y-SW M J Dee (6) 58 $8 1-Taut You Could 58

7.8L 1:01.51 0.4L 58.32

1 -6

BDGO

Sun 12Dec21 1000 G 4 2Y MDN-SW J Allen (1)

2-Queen Latifa 56 1-Jacquinot 58

58 $6 59 $10

2 -14 CAUL m Sun 26Dec21 1200 G 4 2Y HCP 2.8L 1:10.99 Rtg 63 Ran home nicely to win on the line after sitting behind the leaders 0.4L at Bendigo 2Y Mdn-Sw over 1000m. Raced back, huge run home, vet: laceration 2.8L at Caulfield 2Y Hcp over 1200m. 2 Edwin ( 4 ) 57kg James Cummings (Flemington) Damien Oliver 2yo br c 15/10/19 Impending-Bernicia (Elusive Quality (USA) ) Breeder Godolphin Australia Owners Godolphin Royal Blue 1 Starts 0-0-0 $3,500 Track 1:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-0-0 7 -11 FLEM m Sat 2Oct21 1000 S 6 MARIBYRNONG TRL -LR F W Kersley (11) 58 $31 1-Get In The Spirit 56 5.9L 58.73 Almost dislodged out of gates, start costly 5.9L Maribyrnong Trl Listed over 1000m Soft 6. 3 Exonumia ( 6 ) 57kg James Cummings (Flemington) Damian Lane 2yo ch c 20/10/19 Frosted (USA) -Medaglia (Medaglia d’Oro (USA) ) Breeder Godolphin Australia Owners Godolphin Royal Blue First Start J Allen (12) Not offered sales. Sire the highest rated son of Champion Sire Tapit that won three Group 1 races in the USA. Dam has produced handy galloper Plaquette. Led them up, never headed under little riding, looks speedy Flemington jump out 31/12 4 Lofty Strike ( 1 ) 57kg Julius Sandhu (Cranbourne) Jamie Mott 2yo b c 30/08/19 Snitzel-Overreach (Exceed And Excel) Breeder Corumbene Stud Owners Lofty Thoroughbred Group (Mgr: P Lofitis) Navy Blue, White Spade And Pom Pom First Start $280,000 purchase. Sire continues to produce the best 2yos in the country. Dam Champion Australian Filly 2012-13 highlighted by winning the G1 Golden Slipper. Rolled forward, bit green but looks to have engine Cranbourne jump out 4/1. 5 Maximillius (Blks) ( 3 ) 57kg Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (Cranbourne) Jamie Kah 2yo ch c 02/09/19 Written Tycoon-Scandiva (Fastnet Rock) Breeder Mr R J Crabtree Owners Dorrington Farm (Mgr: R J Crabtree) Red, White Checks First Start Withdrawn sales. Sire Champion Australia Sire last season. Dam a Group 2 winning 2yo. Grand dam is Scandinavia - the matriarch of the famed Magnus/ Black Caviar/ Ole Kirk family. Looks smart, winner cut corner Cranbourne jump out 4/1. 6 Waterworld ( 2 ) 57kg Peter G Moody (Pakenham OC) Blaike McDougall 2yo b c 23/08/19 Headwater-Leica’s Lass (Pluck (USA) ) Breeder Mr G J Perry Owners Blueblood Thoroughbreds (Mgr: Mrs C Walsh), B Yeaman, A Baker, Mrs M B Baker, L Albutt, D Constantin, P F Cross, S W Irwin, R Peters, AC Reynolds, S M Robinson, F Xavier, B S Anderson, Getaroundem, Lit Racing, The Armidale Group No 2, WALLIS AIT Pty Ltd & BBT Leica’s Lass Red, Blueblood Logo, Red Sleeves, Blueblood Logo, Red And White Star Cap First Start $125,000 Ready 2 Race purchase. Sire is a son of Exceed And Excel out of an Oakleigh Plate winning mare. Dam won 3 races up to 1300m. Urged forward, ridden out and gapped them late Pakenham jump out 5/1

( 7 ) 55kg

7 English Riviera

Tony & Calvin McEvoy (Ballarat) Jye McNeil 2yo b f 03/11/19 Deep Field-Second Time Lucky (NZ) (Any Suggestion) Breeder A R Bell Racing Owners Seymour Bloodstock (Mgr: D S Thomas), G R Lechte & K C C Racing (Mgr: A M Clift) Navy Blue, White Sash, Lime Green Striped Sleeves, Quartered Cap

First Start $260,000 purchase. Sire had speed to burn which is evident in his progeny Portland Sky, Big Parade and Isotope. Dam a 2yo stakes winner in New Zealand. Fast away, came out wide, ran away from them late, impressive Terang jump out 5/1.

TODAY’S Flemington BIG6

LEG RACE # RACE NAME

TIME

4 Twilight Payment Living Legends Plate

2:18pm 2:53pm 3:28pm 4:08pm 4:50pm

2 3 4 5 6

5 Be A Mate, Nominate Trophy

VRC Event Staff Handicap

7 Standish Handicap

8 9

The Stud and Stable Staff Awards

Resimax Group Jockeys Challenge, Friday 21 January 5:35pm

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1:08pm

Furphy Refreshing Ale Trophy 1400m

Of $130,000 . 1st $71,500, 2nd $23,400, 3rd $11,700, 4th $6,500, 5th $3,900, 6th $2,600, 7th $2,600, 8th $2,600, 9th $2,600. 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. BenchMark 70 Handicap. Apprentices can claim. Track Record: 1-20.60E Lovey (12/12/1992) [Firm2] Class Record: 1-22.70E Philadelphia Storm (11/12/2021) [Good4] TAB Assessed Odds 1 36123 Decent Raine (5) C Maher & D Eustace (dw) . Matthew Cartwright (a2/51kg) 61 $4 2 113 Squid Game (NZ) (6) Patrick Payne (t) . ....................................... Michael Dee 60 $4 3 211 Philadelphia Storm (3) Michael Moroney (wc) ........................... Zac Spain 59 $10 4 93s11 Attractable (4) Peter G Moody ..................................... Blaike McDougall 58.5 $4 5 s1541 Capo Strada (9) James Cummings ............................................ Jye McNeil 58.5 $16 6 212s2 Umgawa (8) Leon & Troy Corstens (w) ...................................... Ethan Brown 57.5 $12 7 12 Victory Bay (NZ) (1) Peter G Moody .............................................. Jamie Kah 57.5 $6 8 341 Perito Moreno (2) Mathew Ellerton (dw) ........................ Damien Thornton 56 $21 9 0s167 I Am War (7) Trevor J Andrews ...................................................................... 55 $251 FORM SUMMARY DECENT RAINE was a horror watch when boxed in most of the straight at Caulfield. She should get the galloping room she needs from barrier five here. SQUID GAME was a bit dour back to 1100m last start, this race looks to suit. VICTORY BAY gets the blinkers first time.

( 5 ) 61kg

1 Decent Raine

Rtg 76

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (Cranbourne) Matthew Cartwright (a2/51kg) 3yo ch f 20/10/18 Dissident-Royal Raine (NZ) (Thorn Park) Breeder Rosemont Stud Owners J S Rogers, W K Loughnan, A J Randall, Dr J M Rogers, C G Jackson, D V Mccann, D J Meredith, D J Corrigan, G F Stellato, D A Reid, H Gomizel & Swettenham Stud (Mgr: A Sangster) Emerald

Green, Royal Blue Sleeves, White Cap, Emerald Green Spots (dw) 12 Starts 2-2-3 $255,025 Track 2:0-0-0 Dist 5:1-1-2 Trk/Dist 1:0-0-0 Wet 3:2-0-1 1st Up 2:1-1-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-0 3 -12 RAND m Sat 16Oct21 1400 S 6 REG ALLEN -LR T Berry (3) 59 $7.50 1-Fangirl 57

TECHFORM 99

2.5L 1:23.50 Rtg 68

6 -16 FLEM m Sat 6Nov21 1400 G 4 SPRINGTIME STKS -LR H T Coffey (8)

54 $8.50 1-Bend The Knee 54 4.0L 1:23.99 Rtg 70 55 $3.50f 2-Jimmy The Bear 57 3.5L 1:23.94 Rtg 70 57 $2.60f 1-Lady Of Honour 56 0.5L 1:23.57 Rtg 75

1 -7 BRAT m Sat 20Nov21 1400 S 5 VG STOCKADE

J McNeil (6)

2 -11 CAUL m Sat 27Nov21 1400 G 3 TWILIGHT GLOW -LR J McNeil (10)

3 -6 CAUL m Sun 26Dec21 1400 G 4 3Y BM70 0.3L 1:24.96 Rtg 76 Well back, made sweeping run, couldn’t catch one 0.5L Twilight Glow Listed over 1400m. Keen leader’s back, boxed in badly 400-100m, tight late, very unlucky 0.3L Caulfield 3Y Bm70 1400m. Hard watch in similar race last start. Goes on top. 2 Squid Game (NZ) Rtg 70 ( 6 ) 60kg Patrick Payne (Plumpton) Michael Dee J Richards(a) (3) 61 (59) $3.50 1-Tonneofgrit 56.5 3yo b g 11/10/18 Shooting to Win-Macavity (NZ) (Keeper) Breeder Inglewood Stud (N.Z.) Ltd Owners Price Bloodstock Management Ltd (Mgr: Ms J G Chapman)& Farmhouse Holdings Pty Ltd (Mgr:P Payne) Royal Blue, White And Red Band, White Sleeves, Royal Blue And Red

Armbands, Quartered Cap (t) 3 Starts 2-0-1 $110,700

TECHFORM 100

Track 2:1-0-1 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 1:1-0-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 1 -10 SANL m Wed 24Nov21 1200 G 4 MDN-SW M J Dee (8) 58 $4.40 2-Treporti 58

1.3L 1:11.24

1 -7

FLEM m Sat 18Dec21 1200 G 4 3Y BM70 M J Dee (5)

57.5 $2.10f 2-Umgawa 57.5

0.8L 1:11.71 Rtg 64

3 -10 FLEM m Sat 1Jan22 1.2L 1:03.90 Rtg 70 Slow into stride, powerful finish, smart win 0.8L at Flemington 3Y Bm70 over 1200m. Behind leaders, couldn’t get past them 1.2L at Flemington 3Y Bm70 over 1100m. Lightly raced talent that should relish the 1400m on breeding. 3 Philadelphia Storm Rtg 68 ( 3 ) 59kg Michael Moroney (Flemington) Zac Spain 1100 G 4 3Y BM70 M J Dee (2) 60 $4 1-Clemenceau 59 3yo b g 17/09/18 Choisir-Inishowen (Encosta de Lago) Breeder Slater Thoroughbreds Owners S Wallis, W Slater, K A Ward, S M Ward, S M Daly, B J Tansing, D J Wright, T Maguire, J Stephenson, K N Good, S E James, S Sturevski, C Barrington, B J Mccormack, T D Delaney, D Lastrina, Peck Media, Squires Loft Cheltenham, MnG Super Brew & G B S Rocking Racing White, Red And Black GBS Racing Logo,

Striped Sleeves And Cap (wc) 3 Starts 2-1-0 $121,300

TECHFORM 99

Track 1:1-0-0 Dist 1:1-0-0 Trk/Dist 1:1-0-0 Wet 1:1-0-0 1st Up 1:0-1-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 2 -14 ECHA Fri 22Oct21 1200 G 4 3Y MDN-SW Z Spain (3) 58 $6 1-Secret Isle 58

0.2L 1:12.37 3.3L 1:05.24

1 -5

WANG

Tue 16Nov21 1100 S 7 3Y MDN-SW Z Spain (2)

58 $1.60f 2-Bluegrass Bijoux 56

1 -11 FLEM m Sat 11Dec21 1400 G 4 3Y BM70 0.2L 1:22.70 Rtg 62 Imposing win after settling midfield in transit 3.3L at Wangaratta 3Y Mdn 1100m. Handy with cover, peeled turn, got job done 0.2L at Flemington 3Y Bm70 1400m. Won at the track and distance last start. Has to carry the 59kg this time. 4 Attractable Rtg 67 ( 4 ) 58.5kg Peter G Moody (Pakenham OC) Blaike McDougall 3yo b g 20/10/18 I Am Invincible-Affable (Husson (ARG) ) Breeder T J S Bloodstock Owners Domeland Pty Ltd (Mgr: Y P Cheng) Red, Yellow Band, Striped Sleeves 4 Starts 2-0-1 $45,400 TECHFORM 96 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 2:0-0-1 1st Up 2:1-0-0 2nd Up 2:1-0-1 9 -9 SANL m Sun 1Aug21 1200 S 7 3Y BM64 L Nolen (5) 58.5 $15 1-Mynumerouno 59.5 4.9L 1:13.51 Rtg 61 3 -10 CRAN Sun 15Aug21 1300 S 5 MDN-SW D M Lane (4) 57 $4 1-Bewitchingly 55 0.5L 1:20.84 1 -12 MORN Tue 14Dec21 1200 G 3 3Y MDN-SW L Nolen (3) 58 $2.10f 2-Rider’s Delight 56.5 5.0L 1:11.28 1 -9 SANH m Mon 3Jan22 1300 G 4 CL1 J Kah (9) 58 $2.40f 2-What A Sham (NZ) 57 1.8L 1:17.18 Rtg 62 Shot clear for a dominant win 5L at Mornington 3Y Mdn over 1200m. Soft win after settling behind the leaders in transit 1.8L at Hillside Cl1 over 1300m. Gone to a new level this prep. Looks right in this. Z Spain (4) 56 $16 2-Secret Glamour 55.5

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