Black Caviar Lightning Race Day

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Black Caviar Lightning Race Day Saturday 18 February 2023

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEIL WILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer

SOPHIE O’KANE

vin cox

NEIL WERRETT

MICHAEL SAADIE

dAVE bARHAM

allison purdey

ann peacock

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

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

OFFICIALS

RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE GENERAL MANAGERS

Brand, Marketing & Communications: JO KING Commercial Operations: PETER MINEO VRC Media: DAVID CAMPBELL Experience & Events: LUKE KINNIBURGH Finance & Information Technology: SAM WHATMORE Legal, Risk & Governance: NADIA ANGELO Membership, Ticketing &

Stipendiary Stewards: ROBERT CRAM (Chairman), ROB montgomery, james hitchcock, kirstie vanderzeil & georgie lewis Veterinary Surgeons: Dr GRACE FORBES, Dr ROB CORVER, Dr HOLLY CATHEL & Dr EDWINA WILKES Judge: paul egan Starter: PAUL DIDHAM & COREY MALLYON Clerks of Scales: HAYLEY ADDISON & simon petch Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: PETER PATTERSON & 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

Black Caviar Lightning Race Day Saturday 18 February 2023

12:35pm Race 1 Australian Childhood Foundation Trophy

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Dr Joe Tucci, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Childhood Foundation, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:10pm Race 2 The TAB Vanity

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director, will escort Mr Paul Carew, Chief Operating Officer, Tabcorp, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar. Following this race, Living Legends Silent Witness and Good Ba Ba will parade in The Mounting Yard.

1:45pm Race 3 TCL Talindert Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Werrett, Director, will make the presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:20pm Race 4 Asian Racing Federation Trophy

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will escort Mr Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, Chairman, Asian Racing Federation, Mr Masayuki Goto, Vice-Chairman, Asian Racing Federation, Mr Greg Nichols, Vice-Chairman, Asian Racing Federation, and Mr Brian Kruger, Chairman, Racing Victoria, for presentation of the Trophies to the Winning Owner, Trainer and Jockey. This presentation will take place in The Mounting Yard. Following this race, Living Legends Silent Witness and Good Ba Ba will parade in The Mounting Yard .

3:00pm Race 5 Tony Bourke Memorial

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Vin Cox, Director, will escort Ms Annie Mitchell, partner of the late Mr Tony Bourke, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:40pm Race 6 CS Hayes Stakes

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman, will escort Ms Kerrie Hayes, daughter of the late Mr Colin Hayes AM OBE, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:20pm Race 7 Black Caviar Lightning

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will make the presentation of the Trophies to the Winning Owner, Trainer and Jockey. This presentation will take place in The Mounting Yard.

5:00pm Race 8 HKJC Elms Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Sophie O’Kane, Director, will escort a representative of The Hong Kong Jockey Club, for presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

5:40pm Race 9 World Pool Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director, will escort a representative of World Pool, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

WHAT’S ON

Black Caviar Lightning Race Day Saturday 18 February 2023

Today we celebrate the legacy of one of the finest sprinters we have ever seen in racing history, with an undefeated career spanning 25 starts, including 15 Group 1s. Today some of the world’s fastest horses line up for the $1 million Black Caviar Lightning Stakes (Group 1) (1000m) feature race . All RACEGOERS $5 Large Beef Pies and $5 Fries Enjoy $5 large beef pies and $5 fries from Saintly Place and other select retailers across the course. VRC Punters Club Our popular Punters Club is back on the Front Lawn again. Sign up out the front of Saintly Place before race 3 to register for just $10 cash. Your expert tipster will be amongst the action to provide all the racing tips and insights and hopefully deliver a profitable afternoon! Flemington Front Lawn Get in the thick of the racing action on the Front Lawn with prime views of the track and Winning Post. Sit back and relax with a great day of racing, live music, croquet, kids’ activities, delicious bites and refreshing beverages – including the Pimm’s pop-up bar. The air-conditioned Saintly Place Sports Bar has you covered for food, cold drinks, pool, darts and live sport. Living Legends Living Legends Silent Witness and Good Ba Ba will be joining us today! Be sure to catch them in the horse stalls throughout the day.

EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS

Extended hours after the last Members can enjoy extended hours after the last in both the G.H. Mumm Champagne Bar and a live DJ in The Roof Garden. VRC Member Stakes The VRC Member Stakes gives all eligible members an opportunity to have a stake in each race meeting at Flemington. Along with bragging rights amongst your friends and the chance to celebrate your good fortune (for doing next to nothing!), every winner of every race will also enjoy a $200 VRC cash-on-card credit for use on course at food and beverage outlets. Find out more at vrc.com.au/membership/my-membership/vrc-member- stakes/

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Australian Guineas Day Saturday 4 March 2023

We begin the 2023 Flemington Racing Spectacular with the Australian Guineas Day and the time-honoured Australian Guineas (Group 1) (1600m) featuring the country’s best three-year-olds lining up for the $1 million feature race. Also, in the $750,000 Inglis Sprint (1200m) we will see the restricted three-year-olds from the Inglis Sales fly down the straight as well. The Flemington Fareground returns to The Elms with the finest gourmet food and drink stalls, wine tasting, live entertainment and activities for all to enjoy. Also returning, this year for all three days of the Flemington Racing Spectacular, is the Into The Wild experience for our VRC Phar Lap Club members. This is an immersive experience for the young ones to get hands on with some cuddly animals and learn all about Australian Wildlife from professional handlers.

The VRC Punter’s Club will return to The Peak exclusively for our VRC members to book and enjoy, while also running on The Front Lawn for our public punters who can sign up for $10 cash on the day.

Picnic Pods and Mates Rates tables are also open to book now for groups of 4 or 6 and will be placed amongst The Front Lawn Beer Garden, next to the thrilling Group 1 racing action.

UPCOMING RACE DAY

AUSTRALIAN GUINEAS DAY SATURDAY 4 MARCH 2023

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THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS

BLACK CAVIAR LIGHTNING RACE DAY

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About World Pool Victoria Racing Club, Tabcorp and the Hong Kong Jockey Club are excited to announce that Black Caviar Lightning Race Day at Flemington will feature the first World Pool on an Australian thoroughbred meeting. The World Pool will see SuperTAB combine with the Hong Kong tote pools for all races on the February 18 Group 1 feature meeting. The World Pool will likely become the largest pool on Australian shores, providing punters with greater pricing stability and access to larger payouts through exotic bets. The World Pool amplifies Black Caviar Lightning Race Day further onto the global stage. The best sprint race in the world is now part of the World Pool at the same time as world racing converges on Flemington for the Asian Racing Conference. It’s a fantastic outcome for Australian racing and most importantly punters who will have the option of placing bets into super-sized pools. A world pool creates additional options for punters and gives racing at Flemington additional global exposure.

Here’s how it works Let’s take a look at Nature Strip’s win in the Group 1 King’s Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2022. His dominant win was reflected in the wagering by Australians on the champion sprinter, with the World Pool on the Ascot meeting delivering a return for punters they would not normally have received for a Nature Strip masterclass. Nature Strip accounted for some 60% of the S-TAB Win pool which would usually mean a payout of around $1.50 with that size of Win tote investment. However, due to the huge international liquidity created by the World Pool, the return to punters normalises. Nature Strip paid $3.25 on S-TAB and the World Pool, matching the fixed odds payout of $3.20 and international bookmakers paying between $3.30 and $3.25. The liquidity created by the global pool provides greater odds certainty and better value. Customers get a better return thanks to the size of the World Pool as it combines betting from several different countries. VRC on the global stage VRC Chairman Neil Wilson said the VRC was proud to bring all stakeholders together at Flemington Racecourse for an Australian-first. “The VRC continues to expand relationships with our global partners and we are delighted to host the nation’s first World Pool,” Mr Wilson said. “TAB is a major partner of the VRC and the Club has an important strategic alliance with the Hong Kong Jockey Club so it is an important milestone to be working together to significantly increase the global reach of racing via the World Pool. “It is fitting to have the World Pool feature on a day where Flemington hosts the Black Caviar Lightning, the world’s highest- rated Group 1 sprint and we look forward to increased engagement with those on and off course.”

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1st of 12

FLEMINGTON 2YO Handicap

18 April 2009

1000m Listed 1200m Listed 1200m Group 2

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1st of 10

CAULFIELD

2 May 2009

Blue Sapphire Stakes

1st of 5

THE VALLEY

22 August 2009

William Crockett Stakes

1st of 9

FLEMINGTON

5 September 2009 Danehill Stakes

1200m

1st of 5

THE VALLEY

Group 2

22 January 2010

Australia Stakes

1200m

1st of 8

CAULFIELD

Group 2

9 October 2010

Schillaci Stakes

1000m

1st of 6

THE VALLEY

Group 2

23 October 2010 Schweppes Stakes

1200m

1st of 7

FLEMINGTON

Group 1

6 November 2010 Patinack Farm Classic

1200m

1st of 9

FLEMINGTON

Group 1

19 February 2011 Lightning Stakes

1000m

10 1st of 11

FLEMINGTON

Group 1

12 March 2011

Newmarket Handicap

1200m

1st of 7

THE VALLEY

Group 1

25 March 2011

William Reid Stakes ROYAL RANDWICK T J Smith Stakes

1200m

12 1st of 11

Group 1

9 April 2011

1200m

BLACK CAVIAR Bel Esprit x Helsinge (Desert Sun (GB))

Brown Mare Foaled Victoria, Australia - 18 August 2006 Breeder R. Jamieson, VIC Owners G.J. Wilkie, K.J. Wilkie, Werrett Bloodstock Pty Ltd, C.H. Madden, J. Madden, P.A. Hawkes, D.M. Taylor, J. Taylor Trainer Peter G Moody Career Record 25 starts, 25 wins Career Earnings $7,953,936

Jarrad Noske 51.5kg

Barrier 10

2nd Kwassa Kwassa

3rd Take the Rap (NZ)

won by 5L

56.63 $1.50 1:10.0 $1.20 1:11.1 $1.45 1:10.0 $1.70 1:10.2 $1.80 56.68 $1.40 1:11.0 $1.90 1:08.0 $1.28

Jarrad Noske 57.5kg

Barrier 7

2nd Demerit

3rd Carrara

won by 6L Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 3

2nd Miraculous Miss

3rd Orbiting Belle

won by 3.75L

Luke Nolen

54kg

Barrier 2

2nd Wanted

3rd Rarefied

won by 0.75L

Luke Nolen

53kg

Barrier 4

2nd Here de Angels

3rd La Rocket

won by 2.25L

Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 2

2nd Winter King (NZ)

3rd General Truce

won by 1.25L Luke Nolen won by 5.5L

56.5kg

Barrier 2

2nd Hot Danish

3rd True Persuasion

Ben Melham 56.5kg

Barrier 6

2nd Star Witness

3rd Ortensia

won by 4L Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 6

2nd Hay List

3rd Warm Love

won by 3.25L

57.2

Luke Nolen won by 3L Luke Nolen

58kg

Barrier 7

$1.18 1:07.4 $1.09 1:10.0 $1.14 1:08.7

2nd Crystal Lily

3rd Beaded

56.5kg

Barrier 6

2nd Crystal Lily

3rd Hinchinbrook

won by 1.75L Luke Nolen won by 2.8L

56.5kg

Barrier 5

2nd Hay List

3rd Triple Honour (NZ)

13 1st of 8 14 1st of 8 15 1st of 4 16 1st of 7 17 1st of 6 18 1st of 9 19 1st of 9 20 1st of 10 21 1st of 9 22 1st of 14 23 1st of 8 24 1st of 7 25 1st of 11

DOOMBEN BTC Cup CAULFIELD

Group 1

14 May 2011

1200m

Group 2

8 October 2011

Schillaci Stakes

1000m

THE VALLEY

Group 2

22 October 2011 Schweppes Stakes

1200m

FLEMINGTON

Group 1

5 November 2011 Patinack Farm Classic

1200m

THE VALLEY

Group 2

27 January 2012

Australia Stakes

1200m

CAULFIELD

Group 1

11 February 2012 C F Orr Stakes

1400m

FLEMINGTON

Group 1

18 February 2012 Lightning Stakes

1000m

MORPHETTVILLE Sangster Stakes MORPHETTVILLE The Goodwood ROYAL ASCOT Diamond Jubilee FLEMINGTON

Group 1

28 April 2012

1200m

Group 1

12 May 2012

1200m

Group 1

23 June 2012

1200m

Group 1

16 February 2013 Black Caviar Lightning

1000m

THE VALLEY

Group 1

22 March 2013

William Reid Stakes ROYAL RANDWICK T J Smith Stakes

1200m

Group 1

13 April 2013

1200m

BREEDING CAREER Season Colour Sex Name

Sire

(yet to be named)

2021 bay

filly

Written Tycoon

I Am Caviar

2019 brown colt

I Am Invincible

Invincible Caviar

2018 brown filly

I Am Invincible

Ready For Caviar

2017 brown filly

More Than Ready (USA)

Out Of Caviar

2016 bay

filly

Snitzel

Prince Of Caviar

2015 bay

colt

Sebring

Oscietra

2014 bay

filly

Exceed And Excel

Luke Nolen won by 2L Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 4

$1.14 1:08.8 $1.07 56.73 $1.05 1:10.1 $1.05

2nd Hay List

3rd Buffering

56.5kg

Barrier 5

2nd Karuta Queen

3rd Stirling Grove

won by 4.25L

Luke Nolen won by 6L Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 3

2nd Doubtful Jack

3rd Here de Angels

56.5kg

Barrier 4

2nd Buffering

3rd Mid Summer Music 1:08.3

won by 2.75L

Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 1

$1.02 1:09.4 $1.05 1:25.1 $1.10 55.53 $1.05 1:10.7 $1.05 1:10.3 $1.16 1:14.1 $1.10 55.42R $1.03 1:11.1 $1.14 1:09.7

2nd Zedi Knight

3rd Doubtful Jack

won by 4.25L

Luke Nolen

57kg

Barrier 5

2nd Southern Speed

3rd Playing God

won by 3.25L

Luke Nolen

56.5kg

Barrier 5

2nd Hay List

3rd Buffering

won by 1.75L Luke Nolen won by 4.6L Luke Nolen won by 1.3L Luke Nolen won by 0.2L Luke Nolen won by 2.5L Luke Nolen won by 4L Luke Nolen won by 3L

56.5kg

Barrier 3

2nd Sistine Angel

3rd Power Princess

57kg

Barrier 8

2nd We’re Gonna Rock

3rd Stirling Grove

57.5kg

Barrier 14

2nd Moonlight Cloud (GB) 3rd Restiadargent (FR)

56.5kg

Barrier 2

2nd Moment of Change

3rd Golden Archer

56.5kg

Barrier 6

2nd Karuta Queen

3rd Fawkner

56.5kg

Barrier 1

2nd Epaulette

3rd Bel Sprinter

A STAR IS BORN Black Caviar (left) back in 2018 with her daughter by I Am Invincible, ‘Invincible Caviar’

FOLLOWING MUM’S FOOTSTEPS Invincible Caviar (right) with Jamie Kah aboard winning at Flemington on VRC Christmas Race Day

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PERFECT PARTNERSHIP BY TREVOR MARSHALLSEA

Much of Peter Moody’s and Luke Nolen’s success as a duo has come from good old-fashioned loyalty, trust and friendship. It was 20 years ago in May that Peter Moody made a great mistake. A year after moving his young family from Brisbane to build his Caulfield stable, the driven 33-year-old was told by Luke Currie that he couldn’t make the weights for two of his horses on one of those bush missions, earning Moody a reputation among bemused city trainers. Pondering alternatives, Moody remembered a fellow relocated Queenslander, Shaun Nolen. He asked Currie, “What about this Nolen bloke?” Currie said he was “going all right” and passed Moody a number. The trainer rang it, engaged the jockey, and a few days later cheered at the TV from Caulfield as Umagold won at Sale, and Sydney’s Quest came second.

Luke and Peter in 2013 after Black Caviar recorded her 23rd consecutive win, in the race named in her honour, the Black Caviar Lightning. (Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

A full three weeks later, Moody saw Shaun Nolen and thanked him. The jockey said, “What are you talking about? It wasn’t me, it was my brother”. Luke Nolen still remembers the moment with a laugh and, in fact, his ride on Umagold, on May 3, 2003. “We were midfield in an awkward spot, but we got a lovely run through and won convincingly,” he tells us. It’s a little like how a punter never forgets a success. What makes that memory more remarkable, though, is Nolen has ridden in the vicinity of 850 winners for Moody since, a stretch bringing seven Melbourne premierships – four for the trainer and three for the jockey – dozens of Group 1s, and one of the greatest turf stories ever told, Black Caviar. That was a sliding doors moment for my life. I guess a lot of lasting relationships have a unique story as to how they met and started off, and Pete and I have ours. ” “ “It’s amazing how the world turns,” Nolen says. “That was a sliding doors moment for my life. I guess a lot of lasting relationships have a unique story as to how they met and started off, and Pete and I have ours.” They also have one particular epic tale that will last centuries, though their union is about far more than the unbeaten champion who now has the Group 1 she won three times named in her honour, the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes, which comes again on February 18. Moody and Nolen won their first Melbourne premierships in the 2009-10 season, in which Black Caviar won just the first five of her 25. Before her, there was another mighty mare, each man’s best horse up till then. “Typhoon Tracy, what a mare!” says Nolen, who partnered her in her four straight G1 wins of 09-10, and again in a fifth (her sixth overall), in her last start in the 2011 Orr Stakes. “To think – we were both saying how amazing it was to have a horse like her, then Black Caviar comes along.”

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(Pat Scala/Racing Photos)

Nolen and Moody became household names through that turf phenomenon, who famously clung on to win at Royal Ascot in 2012. But of all the pair’s triumphs, the now 42-year- old jockey picks one that doesn’t involve the mare. There were other blokes with superior records … but Luke was the perfect jockey for me, because we just had a great relationship. “Derby Day, 2009,” Nolen says. “Pete and I won two Group 1s – the Myer with Typhoon Tracy and the Coolmore with Headway. To do that at Flemington on one of the pinnacle days of the calendar, that’s the highlight for me.” Old stats are elusive, but if Nolen and Moody haven’t passed the most widely reckoned-on wins record of George Moore and Tommy Smith, they surely must some time soon. What’s also astounding is the monolithic nature of their union. As they neared 850 winners – it stood at 849 after Saturday, February 11 – Nolen’s second-biggest stable haul was his 75 for the old Hayes, Hayes and Dabernig stable. ” “

Moody’s number two jockey was Linda Meech, with 293 wins. To that point of this season, Nolen had 31 winners, 25 of them for Moody. Those sorts of stats baffle the trainer, who merely counts his blessings that Nolen is considered “unfashionable” by others. Whether it was “Bairnsdale or Flemington”, Moody says, Nolen gets the job done, as well as being a “team player” unhesitant to suggest another jockey if he felt it was needed. “As a rider, I’d back Luke against anyone,” Moody wrote in his autobiography. “There were other blokes with superior records … but Luke was the perfect jockey for me, because we just had a great relationship.” Nolen, who confesses to “not selling myself well enough” to other stables, concurs. “Everyone’s pretty quick to jump off each other, both trainers and jockeys, but we’re just very loyal to each other,” Nolen says. “We’re probably a throwback to the old ways in that a little bit. We’ve been down a long dusty road together, and into a few dusty dry creek beds in between the good times, but we’ve weathered the storms together. “But we’ve still got some unfinished business. I didn’t think we’d ever get to 850 winners, but now that’s only 150 off a thousand. While there’s a goal and a hunger together, we’ll keep going.”

Black Caviar and Luke Nolen winning the 2013 Group 1 Black Caviar Lightning, her third in succession. (Racing Photos)

Pin & Win campaign raises $490k for Australian Childhood Foundation

The Victoria Racing Club (VRC) is proud to announce that more than $493,000 was raised for its Pin & Win partner, Australian Childhood Foundation, during the 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival. Australian Childhood Foundation is a leading not-for-profit organisation supporting children to recover from the trauma of abuse and family violence. The Foundation provides specialist therapeutic support to children and young people to help them heal and feel safe, as well as educating and empowering communities to safeguard children. The funds raised through the VRC’s partnership will be invested into the Foundation’s National Trauma Recovery program and support up to 50 children with counselling and care. VRC Chief Executive Officer Steve Rosich said the Club was delighted to partner with Australian Childhood Foundation in 2022. “We are very proud to announce almost half a million dollars was raised in 2022 for Australian Childhood Foundation through the generosity of Flemington members, racegoers, VRC sponsors and partners, including Lexus Australia, and the community more broadly. We are grateful to everyone for supporting the Melbourne Cup Carnival’s Pin & Win initiative. “The Club also supported the foundation and its awareness through naming rights to races on Australian Guineas Day, Sofitel Girls’ Day Out and TAB Champions Stakes Day. We look forward to continuing this important partnership with the Foundation in 2023 to support their important work helping children. ” “ Australian Childhood Foundation CEO Dr Joe Tucci said the 2022 Pin & Win campaign was one of the Foundation’s most successful fundraising events in its 35-year history. “Supported by Pin & Win ambassadors such as Olivia Molly Rogers and Lorinska Merrington, the campaign also provided a unique platform for the Foundation to engage with parts of the community that otherwise may not know about our work. The face-to-face selling and engagement with racegoers along with ambassador and media opportunities provided a significant opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of prioritising the protection and recovery of children impacted by the trauma of abuse,” Mr Tucci said.

Pin & Win Ambassadors L-R: Rachel Watts, Olivia Molly Rogers, Lorinska Merrington & Stefan Dennis

Pin & Win offered more than $131,000 worth of prizes in 2022, including a Lexus NX 350h 2WD F Sport Hybrid. The 2023 partnership between the VRC and Australian Childhood Foundation will kick off with the Love Letter to Racing event hosted by Ross Stevenson on Black Caviar Lightning Race Day, Saturday 18 February, where all funds raised will go to the Foundation. The official Pin & Win campaign will commence later this year, with pins available online and at Flemington and a range of retail outlets. Pin & Win is the VRC’s flagship annual charity fundraiser and since 1995 has given charities the platform to raise more than $7.4 million through the sale of Lexus Melbourne Cup pins, helping to change lives and support the community. About Australian Childhood Foundation For 35 years, Australian Childhood Foundation has supported children and families through times of uncertainty. Founded by a small — but passionate — group of professionals and community advocates, Australian Childhood Foundation was established to ensure the safety and care of vulnerable children traumatised by abuse, neglect, and family violence. Today, as a national organisation the Foundation remains just as committed to ensuring all children feel loved and safe, providing specialist support for over to 1200 young Australians at any one time. 94% of children and young people in Australian Childhood Foundation care show a significant reduction in trauma symptoms within the first 12 months.

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The Victoria Racing Club congratulates former VRC Chairman Amanda Elliott who has been appointed as an Officer of the Order Australia in the Australia Day honours. Mrs Elliott was awarded the honour for her distinguished service to the horse racing industry through a range of executive roles, and to the community. Mrs Elliott served on the VRC Board for 18 years before her retirement in 2020, first as a Director then as Vice Chairman from 2011 – 2017 and finally as Chairman from 2017 – 2020. Mrs Elliott became the Club’s first female Chairman in its long history when she was elected to the position. During her tenure as Chairman, Mrs Elliott oversaw many significant projects for the VRC including the world-class Club Stand from inception to completion. “The VRC congratulates Amanda Elliott on being appointed an Officer of the Order Australia,” Mr Wilson said. “Amanda is incredibly passionate about Flemington and the VRC and she has left an important legacy that we enjoy the benefits of today, including the Club Stand development. We are so pleased that Amanda’s contribution to racing has been acknowledged.” VICTORIA RACING CLUB CONGRATULATES AMANDA ELLIOTT

FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2022/23 SEASON (Current Standings)

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey

1st 2nd 3rd Rides WIN %

Craig Williams

2 8

16%

Jamie Kah

10 12 5

15%

James McDonald

8 5 0

24%

Jordan Childs

5 4 3

21%

Michael Dee

5 3 2

Mark Zahra

5 1

14%

Damian Lane

5 1

11%

Damien Oliver

4 9 2

Ethan Brown

4 3.5 5

10%

Blake Shinn

4 3.5 8

10%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer

1st 2nd 3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

13 5.5 11

15%

Peter G Moody

6 9 3

18%

Michael Moroney

5 7 3

15%

Chris Waller

5 6 4

James Cummings

5 4 1

10%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

5 2 4

13%

Ben & JD Hayes

4 4 4

Grahame Begg

4 3 1

24%

Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott

3 3 2

19%

Annabel Neasham

3 2 1

14%

FlEMINGTON TRACK INFORMATION

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

1600m 1800m 2000m

1400m

2500m

2800m

3200m

1000m

1100m

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

1200m

TRACK RECORDS

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

Distance Time

Horse

Date

55.42

16 Feb 2013

1000m

BLACK CAVIAR

1:02.15

2 Mar 2013

1100m

LOVEYAMADLY

1:07.16

1 Jan 2001

1200m

IGLESIA

1:20.60

12 Dec 1992

1400m

LOVEY

1:33.49

9 Nov 2002

1600m

SCENIC PEAK

1:40.83

16 Feb 2013

1700m

NICONOISE

1:47.36

11 Mar 2000

1800m

TAHUNA GOLD

1:58.73

12 Mar 2005

2000m

MAKYBE DIVA

2:33.00

7 Nov 1992

2500m

KAWTUBAN

2:41.00

2 Oct 1965

2600m

JOVIAL KNIGHT

2:52.40

6 Nov 2012

2800m

VERDANT (GB)

3:16.30

6 Nov 1990

3200m

KINGSTON RULE (USA)

HORSE STALLS MAP

HORSE STALL DIRECTORY

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Race Horse

Stall

Nunthorpe

Extremely Wicked 48

Alsonso

Papillon Club

Faretti

118

Amur

Princess Duhallow 14

Fighting Arrow

Angry Skies

Prix De Turn

Fire

120

Annavisto

Proscenium Arch

Foujita San

121

Arran Bay

Queen Air

Furosshi

Attrition

Rambler Rebel

Ginger ‘N’ Pink

Baller

107

Red Hot Nicc

Glint Of Hope

Bank Maur

Rhodesian Red

123

Good Ba Ba

Bankers Choice

113

Riverplate

Gracias Amigo

Bel Air

102

Riyazan

Hasseltoff

Bella Nipotina

Roch ‘N’ Horse

117

Helene Leadingstar 13

Bello Beau

119

Royal Merchant

Hell Queen

Beltoro

Sacred Palace

Hello Broadcast

Biometric

Scallopini

100

He’s Heaven

Boogie Dancer

Scorsese

Hickok

Buenos Noches

See You In Heaven 50

Holymanz

Bullet Rider

September Run

I Wish I Win

Cadetship

Serious Liaison

124

Ima Shelby

Carlisle

Sessions Road

122

Independent Road 12

Catch Twentytwo 56

Silent Witness

Jesta Dreama

Charms Star

Sirileo Miss

Jungle Jim

115

Chartres

Snippety Legend

Krakarib

111

Climbing Star

So You See

115

Looks Like Elvis

Coolangatta

Storm King

Love Nest

Country’s Light

Struck By

Lyrical Lad

Crosshaven

Tacito

Magic To Exceed

108

Daily Bugle

Ten Warriors

Maharba

Dalasan

Teser

Marabi

Daytona

The Kings Gospel

Maximillius

Daytona Bay

Timour

Memphis

116

Dirty Grin

109

Umgawa

Millane

D’jumbuck

104

Uncle Bryn

Milton Park

Don’t Doubt Dory

Vainstream

Mimi’s Award

Duke Of Hastings 110

Vespertine

Monarch Of Egypt 17

El Patroness

125

Wishlor Lass

Munhamek

124

El Rocko

Wollombi

106

Muramasa

Elkington Road

112

Wrote To Arataki

Nature Strip

Elliptical

101

Zennzella

Niffler

Elusive Express

103

Zoltan

Nobel Heights

Excelida

Not an Option

114

Exposition

RUNNERS BY TRAINER

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Anthony & Sam Freedman 9 Elusive Express

Dean Binaisse 9 Zoltan Ben Brisbourne 10 Storm King 13 Hell Queen

Michael Moroney 11 So You See 2 Memphis 6 Elkington Road 6 Roch ‘N’ Horse 1 Bankers Choice 10 Not an Option 3 Jungle Jim

5 6 6 1 1 3 3 4 4 4 5 6 8

1 4 6 7 8 8 9

5 Elliptical 7 Bel Air

1 3

Ben & JD Hayes 6 Monarch Of Egypt

Matthew Brown 3 Prix De Turn Chris Calthorpe 10 Fighting Arrow Matt Cumani 4 Nobel Heights James Cummings 2 Amur

8 Ima Shelby

5 Tacito

Tony Noonan 15 Hickok

15 Princess Duhallow 1 Helene Leadingstar 11 Independent Road

Danny O’Brien 1 El Patroness John Pascoe 2 Vainstream Michelle Payne 5 Rambler Rebel Trevor Rogers 10 Ten Warriors Nick Ryan 9 Serious Liaison 13 Munhamek 5 Sacred Palace Matthew Smith 9 Buenos Noches Phillip Stokes 2 Lyrical Lad 5 Climbing Star 6 Arran Bay 7 Red Hot Nicc Lindsey Smith 4 Queen Air

12 Mimi’s Award 3 Excelida 12 Angry Skies 6 Crosshaven 11 Biometric

8 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 2 Zennzella 2 7 Royal Merchant 2 13 Holymanz 6 5 Bella Nipotina 7 8 Marabi 7 11 Coolangatta 7 Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott 13 Faretti 9 Leon & Troy Corstens 8 Alsonso 3 12 Umgawa 8 Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas 2 Dalasan 8 Mark & Levi Kavanagh 6 Rhodesian Red 3 Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 9 Foujita San 6 4 Fire 7 9 Sessions Road 9 Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) 4 Annavisto 5 1 Maximillius 6 Peter & Paul Snowden 6 Wollombi 2 Richard & Chantelle Jolly 1 See You In Heaven 2 Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 13 Daily Bugle 1 8 Catch Twentytwo 8

Tom Dabernig 7 Hasseltoff Travis Doudle 1 Struck By

Greg Eurell 3 Papillon Club Michael Freedman 10 Daytona 15 Teser Mitchell Freedman 14 Attrition Tetyana Furdetska 16 Country’s Light

2 4

1 8

2 9

1 2 4 9

Tony Gollan 3 Baller

Robert Hickmott 4 Beltoro Liam Howley 10 Love Nest

Adam Trinder 2 Bello Beau Chris Waller 7 Exposition 8 Timour

Lisa Jones 5 Riyazan

3 4 5 6 7 7

10 Niffler 11 Cadetship 1 Nature Strip 7 September Run Julien Welsh 3 Don’t Doubt Dory

Enver Jusufovic 11 Hello Broadcast Wendy Kelly 4 Jesta Dreama Lloyd Kennewell 9 Snippety Legend

Symon Wilde 12 Wishlor Lass 5 Sirileo Miss

Richard Laming 4 Bank Maur

1 5

Matt Laurie 12 Extremely Wicked

Matthew Williams 6 Wrote To Arataki

3 9

12 Chartres

Simon Zahra 1 Krakarib

Ivan Lister 14 Bullet Rider John McArdle 6 El Rocko Brian McGrath 10 D’jumbuck

3 4 6

13 Duke Of Hastings

Sean & Jake Casey 15 Magic To Exceed

15 Dirty Grin

Steven O’Dea & Matthew Hoysted 3 Scallopini 8 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young 7 Riverplate 1 8 Proscenium Arch 2 2 Glint Of Hope 5 8 Muramasa 6 4 Uncle Bryn 8 Jarrod Austin 7 Looks Like Elvis 8 Grahame Begg 3 Maharba 3 7 Vespertine 5 8 Gracias Amigo 9 Jackie Beriman 11 Furosshi 3

Adrian McGregor 14 The Kings Gospel John Moloney 1 Carlisle 9 Milton Park Peter G Moody 9 Nunthorpe 4 Scorsese 14 Ginger ‘N’ Pink 5 Charms Star 8 Boogie Dancer 3 He’s Heaven

1 8

2 3 3 4 5 6 7 7 8

2 I Wish I Win 10 Millane 14 Daytona Bay

rides BY jockey

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

James McDonald 7 Royal Merchant

Undeclared 14 The Kings Gospel

Blake Shinn 9 Serious Liaison 8 Proscenium Arch 6 Rhodesian Red 10 Fighting Arrow 9 Elusive Express 7 September Run 7 Looks Like Elvis 5 Elliptical Zac Spain 5 Climbing Star 9 Snippety Legend 6 Arran Bay 7 Red Hot Nicc Daniel Stackhouse 14 Ginger ‘N’ Pink 8 Boogie Dancer 10 D’jumbuck

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

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

2 Amur 8 Timour 10 Niffler

Ben Allen 8 Marabi

John Allen 2 Zennzella 13 Holymanz

11 Cadetship 1 Nature Strip

2 6 8 1 3 9 3 4 5 9

2 Dalasan

1 Bankers Choice Ethan Brown 5 Rambler Rebel 12 Extremely Wicked

Blaike McDougall 11 Furosshi

15 Teser

4 Jesta Dreama

12 Chartres Jordan Childs 3 Maharba

Jye McNeil 11 So You See

11 Independent Road 4 Bank Maur 6 Crosshaven Logan McNeil 8 Gracias Amigo 5 Bella Nipotina 9 Sessions Road Patrick Moloney 10 Storm King 10 Not an Option Daniel Moor 10 Love Nest 12 Mimi’s Award 2 Glint Of Hope 8 Muramasa Ben Melham 7 Bel Air

4 Nobel Heights 7 Vespertine 3 Jungle Jim Sheridan Clarke 9 Zoltan

10 Millane 5 Riyazan

Damien Thornton 1 Krakarib 15 Dirty Grin

Harry Coffey 6 Monarch Of Egypt 13 Duke Of Hastings

6 7 9

1 4 8 1 2 6 8

12 Umgawa

11 Biometric Jarrod Fry 1 Carlisle 4 Queen Air 14 Attrition 9 Milton Park

Craig Williams 8 Ima Shelby

1 8

1 See You In Heaven 13 Hell Queen 7 Hasseltoff 12 Angry Skies 9 Buenos Noches

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

Carleen Hefel 3 Don’t Doubt Dory 14 Bullet Rider Brian Higgins 3 Prix De Turn Jamie Kah 12 Wishlor Lass 9 Nunthorpe 4 Annavisto 10 Daytona 11 Coolangatta 14 Daytona Bay 11 Hello Broadcast 15 Princess Duhallow

4 9

15 Hickok

15 Magic To Exceed

Jamie Mott 2 Lyrical Lad 8 Alsonso

Dean Yendall 13 Daily Bugle

6 Elkington Road 6 Roch ‘N’ Horse 6 El Rocko Craig Newitt 7 Exposition 13 Munhamek Luke Nolen 4 Scorsese 5 Charms Star 16 Country’s Light

6 Wrote To Arataki 8 Catch Twentytwo Mark Zahra 1 Helene Leadingstar

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

5 Sirileo Miss 1 Maximillius 4 Uncle Bryn 1 Struck By 3 Baller

Fred Kersley 13 Faretti Laura Lafferty 2 Memphis

3 He’s Heaven 2 I Wish I Win

Teo Nugent 4 Beltoro

Damian Lane 3 Papillon Club 1 El Patroness 3 Scallopini Arron Lynch 10 Ten Warriors Jason Maskiell 2 Vainstream Brendon McCoull 2 Bello Beau

Damien Oliver 7 Riverplate 6 Wollombi 5 Tacito 3 Excelida 9 Foujita San

2 5 8

1 2 3 5 6 7 9

4 Fire

5 Sacred Palace

Flemington MULTIPLE BETTING info Daily Double 7 & 9 Quaddie 6,7,8,9

Race 6

1400m

3:40pm

CS Hayes Stakes (Of $200,000)

1 00s45 Maximillius (2) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) ....................... Mark Zahra 58.5 2 11126 Bello Beau (13) Adam Trinder (d) ................................ Brendon McCoull 57.5 3 464s7 He’s Heaven (11) Peter G Moody (dw) ..................................... Luke Nolen 57.5 4 218s2 Bank Maur (9) Richard Laming (d) .......................................... Jye McNeil 57 5 3227s Elliptical (14) Anthony & Sam Freedman (dw) ......................... Blake Shinn 56 6 1102s Elkington Road (4) Michael Moroney (wc) ............................ Jamie Mott 56 7 2s221 Bel Air (1) Anthony & Sam Freedman (dw) . ............................... Ben Melham 56 8 1725s Muramasa (12) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young (dw) . ................ Daniel Moor 56 9 200s7 Foujita San (3) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (d) ................ Damien Oliver 56 10 44723 Daytona (8) Michael Freedman (dw) . ......................................... Jamie Kah 56 11 5s121 Cadetship (10) Chris Waller (dw) ................................... James McDonald 56 12 205s9 Angry Skies (15) Ben & JD Hayes (w) .............................. Craig Williams 56 13 127s1 Holymanz (NZ) (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ................. John Allen 56 14 33s11 Attrition (7) Mitchell Freedman (dw) ....................................... Jarrod Fry 56 15 9s241 Dirty Grin (NZ) (6) Simon Zahra (dw) ............................. Damien Thornton 56

Race 7

1000m

4:20pm

Black Caviar Lightning (Of $1,000,000)

1 s142s Nature Strip (1) Chris Waller (dwtc) ............................. James McDonald 58.5 2 1151s I Wish I Win (NZ) (4) Peter G Moody (w) ................................... Luke Nolen 58.5 3 s133s Baller (8) Tony Gollan (wt) ................................................... Mark Zahra 58.5 4 224s2 Fire (3) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (dw) ............................ Damien Oliver 58.5 5 1219s Bella Nipotina (7) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ............. Ben Melham 56.5 6 4221s Roch ‘N’ Horse (NZ) (2) Michael Moroney (dwt) ....................... Jamie Mott 56.5 7 5s84s September Run (6) Chris Waller (wt) ................................... Blake Shinn 56.5 8 1115s Marabi (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ................................ Ben Allen 56.5 9 6123s Buenos Noches (11) Matthew Smith (wt) . ....................... Craig Williams 55.5 10 3380s Millane (10) Peter G Moody (wc) ................................. Daniel Stackhouse 55.5 11 s315s Coolangatta (9) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ................... Jamie Kah 53.5

Race 8

1400m

5:00pm

HKJC Elms Handicap (Of $175,000)

1 0261s Bankers Choice (NZ) (1) Michael Moroney (dw) . ..................... John Allen 60 2 1699s Dalasan (9) Leon Macdonald & Andrew Gluyas (dwt) ............ James McDonald 60 3 251s3 Scallopini (13) Steven O’Dea & Matthew Hoysted (dwc) . ........... Damian Lane 60 4 0151s Uncle Bryn (GB) (4) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young .................... Mark Zahra 60 5 1s27s Riyazan (IRE) (10) Lisa Jones (d) .................................. Daniel Stackhouse 59 6 61539 Crosshaven (11) Ben & JD Hayes (dwtc) ................................. Jye McNeil 58 7 2s325 Looks Like Elvis (5) Jarrod Austin (dwc) .............................. Blake Shinn 56.5 8 48s80 Catch Twentytwo (SAF) (6) R Griffiths & M de Kock (d) ....... Dean Yendall 55.5 9 0707s Milton Park (12) John Moloney (dtc) ..................................... Jarrod Fry 55.5 10 784s7 Not an Option (15) Michael Moroney (dw) . .................... Patrick Moloney 55 11 s8924 Biometric (GB) (8) Ben & JD Hayes (dwc) ............................. Harry Coffey 54 12 s1744 Umgawa (14) Leon & Troy Corstens (wt) . ......................... Damien Thornton 54 13 30252 Munhamek (GB) (3) Nick Ryan (dw) ..................................... Craig Newitt 54 14 311s4 Daytona Bay (7) Peter G Moody (dwc) ...................................... Jamie Kah 54 15 03s02 Hickok (2) Tony Noonan (dw) ............................................ Craig Williams 54

Race 9

1200m

5:40pm

World Pool Handicap (Of $130,000)

1 1325s Struck By (2) Travis Doudle (dw) .......................................... Mark Zahra 60.5 2 80s89 Vainstream (4) John Pascoe (d) . .................................... Jason Maskiell 60.5 3 s4121 Jungle Jim (5) Michael Moroney (dt) .................................. Jordan Childs 58 4 311s6 Jesta Dreama (12) Wendy Kelly (dw) . ......................... Blaike McDougall 57.5 5 56s62 Sacred Palace (NZ) (10) Lindsey Smith (dw) ...................... Damien Oliver 57.5 6 2230s El Rocko (3) John McArdle (dw) ............................................. Jamie Mott 57 7 74511 Red Hot Nicc (8) Phillip Stokes (dwt) ........................................ Zac Spain 57 8 5125s Gracias Amigo (1) Grahame Begg (t) . ................... Logan McNeil (a2/55kg) 56 9 33s45 Sessions Road (6) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes (dw) ........... Ben Melham 56 10 17s21 D’jumbuck (11) Brian McGrath (dwc) ..................................... Blake Shinn 55.5 11 519s7 Hello Broadcast (IRE) (13) Enver Jusufovic (dw) ..................... Jamie Kah 55.5 12 6446s Chartres (15) Matt Laurie (dw) .......................................... Ethan Brown 55 13 77s2s Faretti (9) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott (dw) . ........................ Fred Kersley 55 14 16s42 Bullet Rider (7) Ivan Lister (dw) ......................... Carleen Hefel (a2/50kg) 54 15 69232 Magic To Exceed (14) Sean & Jake Casey (dw) ................. Craig Williams 54

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12:35pm

Australian Childhood Foundation Trophy 1600m

START

Of $130,000 and trophies of $1,000. 1st $71,500 and trophies of $1,000, 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. BenchMark 84 Handicap. Apprentices can claim.

Track Record: 1-33.49E Scenic Peak (09/11/2002) [Good3] Class Record: 1-35.09E Show a Star (04/03/2017) [Good3]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 717s1 Carlisle (6) John Moloney (dwt) ................................................ Jarrod Fry 61.5 $26 2 18s57 Lyrical Lad (9) Phillip Stokes (dwc) ............................................ Jamie Mott 61.5 $11 3 s447s Prix De Turn (NZ) (12) Matthew Brown .................................... Brian Higgins 61 $26 4 64312 Beltoro (1) Robert Hickmott (tc) ................................................ Teo Nugent 60 $11 5 60161 Rambler Rebel (13) Michelle Payne (d) ................................. Ethan Brown 56.5 $19 6 0s924 Monarch Of Egypt (USA) (4) Ben & JD Hayes (w) ................... Harry Coffey 56 $7 7 11214 Riverplate (NZ) (8) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young (w) .............. Damien Oliver 56 $7.50 8 24121 Ima Shelby (10) Ben & JD Hayes (dw) .................................. Craig Williams 55.5 $13 9 12s48 Serious Liaison (7) Nick Ryan (d) .......................................... Blake Shinn 55.5 $7 10 2212s Storm King (NZ) (11) Ben Brisbourne (dw) ......................... Patrick Moloney 54.5 $31 11 s2710 So You See (2) Michael Moroney (d) ............................................ Jye McNeil 54 $6.50 12 111 Wishlor Lass (3) Symon Wilde . ................................................. Jamie Kah 54 $5 13 s1527 Daily Bugle (5) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock ................... Dean Yendall 54 $21 FORM SUMMARY SERIOUS LIAISON returned in good order before having no luck in a key form race. He shapes as a strong hope getting to a mile third-up, where he will have to chase down the unbeaten WISHLOR LASS, who is drawn ideally. BELTORO bolted in at the track and trip two back.

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