Kennedy Oaks Day

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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME

Welcome to Kennedy Oaks Day 2023 at Flemington. Our beautiful racecourse is the perfect backdrop to the best in Australian and international fashion. And fashion is a huge part of the tradition of Oaks Day, a unique celebration on the Australian racing calendar as the only sport that has its own fashion category. We know that Oaks Day is celebrated at race meetings, parties, and luncheons around Australia. Welcome, wherever you are—especially if you have dressed for the occasion.

The focus of the day at the racecourse itself is on the race for staying fillies, the $1 million Kennedy Oaks. This classic has a history as venerable as that of the Melbourne Cup itself and has been won by some of the greatest fillies in Australia. Firmly cemented now as a big attraction on Kennedy Oaks Day is the Melbourne Cup Carnival Country Final, over 1600 metres. Everyone involved in Australian racing dreams of having a runner at the Melbourne Cup Carnival and of seeing their horse reach the winning post ahead of the rest. Today the Country Final will help that dream come true for one deserving stable. The race is for horses with non-metropolitan trainers. The smaller stables get their chance to shine on the biggest racing stage of all. Over the past month, competitors have been racing in heats at Murtoa, Cranbourne, Hamilton, Horsham, Geelong, Sale and Bendigo. The first and second placegetters in each heat automatically qualified for today’s final, with $500,00 in prizemoney. Please enjoy the feast of fashion and racing on an outstanding Kennedy Oaks Day at Flemington.

Neil Wilson Chairman

THE VICTORIA RACING CLUB PROUDLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE FOLLOWING RACE SPONSORS

Kennedy Oaks Day

VICTORIA RACING CLUB - DIRECTORS

KENNEDY OAKS DAY Thursday 9 November 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 The Victoria Racing Club acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which it is based, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

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OFFICIALS

RVL RACE DAY OFFICIALS VRC EXECUTIVE

GENERAL MANAGERS

Stipendiary Stewards: JAMES HITCHCOCK (Chairman), ROBERT MONTGOMERY, RAY LIVINGSTONE, REECE WHEELER, GEORGIE LEWIS & ANNABEL MACDONALD Veterinary Surgeons: Dr JENNETTE O’RIELLY, Dr GRACE FORBES, Dr CHRIS HEISLERS, Dr JAMIE WEARN & Dr EDWINA WILKES Judge: PAUL EGAN Starter: PAUL DIDHAM & COREY MALLYON Clerks Of Scales: HAYLEY ADDISON & ABBY BOYLE Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks Of Course: SHANE PATTERSON, PETER PATTERSON, BOB CHALLIS & TEASH GRIFFIN Doctor: Dr JOHN McCORKELL & Dr MATT MAIDEN Course Broadcaster: MATT HILL

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 &

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

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

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

KENNEDY OAKS DAY Thursday 9 November 2023

11.40am In recognition of the VRC’s collaboration with The Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal, a Guard of Honour will be formed in the Mounting Yard. Past and present patients from The Royal Children’s Hospital and their families will enter the Mounting Yard under the arch and proceed through a Guard of Honour formed by jockeys and racing participants. 12.40pm Race 1 DARLEY OTTAWA STAKES (G3) Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Werrett, Director, will escort Mr Alastair Pulford, Head of Stallions, Darley Stallions at Godolphin, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar. 1.15pm Race 2 TCL TROPHY Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Alli Purdey, Director, will escort Mr Griffin Zhang, General Manager, TCL Electronics Asia-Pacific Business Group, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar. 1.50pm Race 3 GOOD FRIDAY APPEAL TROPHY Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Ann Peacock, Director, will escort Ms Rebecca Cowan, Executive Director, Good Friday Appeal, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar. 2.30pm Race 4 INGLIS BRACELET Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director, will escort Mr James Price, Victorian Bloodstock Manager, Inglis, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar. 3.10pm Race 5 G.H. MUMM CENTURY STAKES (LR) Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Ms Kristy Rutherford, Marketing Director ANZ, Pernod Ricard Pacific, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar.

3.50pm Race 6 MELBOURNE CUP CARNIVAL COUNTRY FINAL Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Ramsden, Vice Chairman, will make the Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar. 4.30pm Race 7 THE BACHELORS RED ROSES STAKES (G3) Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Sophie O’Kane, Director, will escort Mr Nick Bower, General Manager – Ad Sales, Paramount Australia & New Zealand, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar.

5.10pm Race 8 KENNEDY OAKS (G1) Kennedy Oaks Official Trophy Handover

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, the Chairman, Mr Neil Wilson, will escort Mr Glen Schlehuber, Chief Commercial Officer, Kennedy, to the Mounting Yard where the 2023 Kennedy Oaks Trophies will be presented to the Winning Owner, Trainer and Jockey. This segment will be hosted by Mr Eddie McGuire AM, Network 10 Melbourne Cup Carnival Host. Kennedy Oaks Trophy Presentation Following the Trophy Handover, Mr Neil Wilson and Mr Glen Schlehuber will be escorted to The Winners Bar where formal speeches and acknowledgements will take place. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. 5.50pm Race 9 CIRKA TROPHY Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Dave Barham, Director, will escort Mr Pat Donato, Chief Executive Officer, Cirka, for Presentation of the Trophy to the Winning Owner. Ms Jaimee Rogers, Host, to introduce. This presentation will take place in The Winners Bar.

WHAT’S ON

ALL RACEGOERS KENNEDY OAKS DAY Thursday 9 November 2023

The Good Friday Appeal Be part of the magic on Kennedy Oaks Day as we raise awareness and funds for The Good Friday Appeal supporting The Royal Children’s Hospital. At 11.40am, a reverse guard of honour will be created in the Mounting Yard by racing participants for the arrival of past and present patients of The Royal Children’s Hospital, in what will be an uplifting start to the day. Racegoers can take the opportunity to donate to the Appeal via QR codes promoted across the course (page 13 of your racebook), while jockeys in the Good Friday Appeal Trophy will wear purple breeches. The VRC will also contribute $1 from the sale of every ‘1861’ cocktail on Kennedy Oaks Day making A Great Thursday for the Good Friday Appeal. The Park - A kaleidoscope of fun, fashion, food, and entertainment The hottest musicians take to the Live Stage every day; Melbourne’s best pop-up restaurants serving a variety of delicious takeaway; creativity and expression abound in the Fashions on the Field; and the live racing action continues on the big screen. The Park is located on The Hill and adjacent to the train station.

EAT

DRINK

• Petisco

• The Pony Bar & Saloon

• Ging Thai • The Ranch

• Furphy Beer Truck

• Mr Black Bar • Speedy Gonzales • The Smirnoff Soda Bar • Twistto • The Coffee Mill • The Coffee Mill

THE PARK - LIVE STAGE SET TIMES • Rogue Traders 4.10pm • Hot Dub Time Machine 5.25pm

Fashions on the Field - Finals Day Since its inception in 1962, Fashions on the Field has become a cornerstone of Australia’s premier social and sporting event, the Melbourne Cup Carnival. Participants can enter the popular Best Dressed and Best Suited categories on course in The Park for a chance to win coveted trophies, experiences, and a prize pool of $350k. The Grand Finals for Best Dressed and Best Suited will be held at Fashions on the Field Stage with the winners to be announced from 2.55pm.

The Club Lawn – East End of the Front Lawn In-between races, head to The Club Lawn, located on the Front Lawn East, the coolest place to be on course with its relaxed chic vibes and contemporary style. Hang with friends old and new, grab a cocktail, and enjoy the delights from some of Melbourne’s trendiest restaurants. EAT

• 400 Gradi • Mr Miyagi • Meat Frankie • Ebby

The Elms – West End of the Front Lawn Head to The Elms where you can grab a refreshing drink and try some of Melbourne’s best food trucks.

EAT • Katsu King Bao • Bratboy • New Orleans Chicken

Official Merchandise Make sure you visit one of the many merchandise stores on course over the four days of the Melbourne Cup Carnival. From silk ties and scarves to stubby holders and caps, racegoers will find a range of VRC and Melbourne Cup Carnival merchandise items to choose from, including an exclusive member’s merchandise range. VRC Members can get 10% off merchandise when they scan their Membership Card in The Heritage Centre Merchandise Shop only. Merchandise store locations: • The Heritage Centre Merchandise Shop (10% off for VRC Members only) • The Breezeway • Hill Square • The Elms • The Birdcage • The Rails Promenade • The Nursery • The Panoramic • Roving sellers

WHAT’S ON

EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS KENNEDY OAKS DAY Thursday 9 November 2023

The Birdcage Settle in or drop by – however you decide to spend your Cup Week race day, be sure to check out The Birdcage this year to savour the delights on offer for VRC members and their guests. Everything is set – including the Bird Bath Bar with an all-new boutique food and drink menu, live entertainment at The Birdcage stage and, The Pamper Lounge where acclaimed hair and make-up stars Joey Scandizzo and Jade Kisnorbo will be on hand to provide some touch ups. Access to The Birdcage is included in the price of a Members Enclosure Daily Guest Ticket or a Rails Promenade Pedestrian Pass. The Pamper Lounge The Pamper Lounge is back! To help you keep your look fresh and fabulous all day long, visit the Pamper lounge at The Atrium between 11.30am and 5.30pm for complimentary hair and make-up touch ups throughout the day.

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LIVE STAGE

ROGUE TRADERS 4:10pm HOT DUB TIME MACHINE 5:25pm

KENNEDY OAKS DAY Best Dressed and Best Suited Competition Registrations 11:00am

12:00pm 12:35pm

Promenades

12:05pm

Best Dressed Competition Preliminary Finals

12:50pm 1:30pm

1:20pm 1:45pm

Daily Final

Best Suited Competition Preliminary Finals

1:55pm 2:25pm

2:15pm 2:40pm

Daily Final

Grand Final - Best Dressed Competition 2:55pm Grand Final - Best Suited Competition 3:25pm

3:10pm

3:40pm

PROUDLY SUPPORTING

The Good Friday Appeal is the VRC’s new community partner for Kennedy Oaks Day.

All proceeds from the Good Friday Appeal support The Royal Children’s Hospital’s ground-breaking research, state-of-the-art equipment, and family centred care programs.

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Magic VRC OAKS DAY

Passing Chicquita Lodge

By Andrew Lemon

ROSES ONLY: 2005 VRC Oaks winner Serenade Rose, ridden by Steven King, returns to scale alongside legendary Clerk of the Course, John ‘Patto’ Patterson. (Racing Photos)

Oaks Day Magic

FLYING FINN: Wonder filly Miss Finland completed a rare treble, claiming the Golden Slipper, Thousand Guineas and the 2006 VRC Oaks with star jockey Craig Williams in the saddle. (Kristian Dowling/Getty Images)

‘A s they pass Chicquita Lodge …’ In his judicious race calls at Flemington, official broadcaster Matt Hill often positions the field as the horses approach the furthest point from the grandstand. ‘Chicquita Lodge’ remains a coded tribute to the champion filly who won the VRC Oaks in 1949, nearly three-quarters of a century ago. She became one of the sweethearts of the Australian turf. Chicquita’s Flemington successes in addition to the Oaks included the Edward Manifold Stakes, the Wakeful, and the weight-for-age Craiglee, twice. Altogether in her career she won 16 of her 36 starts, with 12 placings. Other big wins included the One Thousand Guineas and Liston Stakes at Caulfield, and the Feehan and the Alister Clark at Moonee Valley. She had a famous rivalry with Comic Court whom she beat in the 1950 Craiglee by a short half-head before he turned the tables to win the Mackinnon Stakes and the Melbourne Cup. Grey Boots narrowly deprived her of a Caulfield Cup win. Chicquita’s magic transformed the life and career of her trainer, Tony Lopes – 29 when she won the Oaks for him. On the strength of her success he relocated from Mentone to lease new on-course stabling at Flemington, naming the complex Chicquita Lodge. He spelt out his champion’s name in prominent lettering running the length of the stable’s red brick wall. You can still discern the legend behind sponsors’ placards today. Now named the Kennedy Oaks, the premium race for three-year-old staying fillies at Flemington was inspired by the English classic. It has a history as venerable as that of the Lexus Melbourne Cup. In fact, the very first Oaks at Flemington was held in 1859 two years earlier than the first Cup – although the entries were few and, on the day, only one filly, Birdswing, came to the

Oaks Day Magic

starting post. She won literally in a walkover. Some lists of Oaks winners date from 1861, but this denies Birdswing and the 1860 winner – George Watson’s Derby winner Flying Colours – their due. Flying Colours won her Oaks in a walkover too. In later years, Oaks competition has been tighter! The Kennedy Oaks has a special cachet. The honour board includes such modern-day champions as Jameka, Surround, Research and the brilliant Miss Finland. The half sisters Rose of Kingston and Spirit of Kingston won in 1981 and 1984 respectively. Rose’s son Kingston Rule, sired by American turf legend Secretariat, won the 1990 Melbourne Cup, in record time. Five VRC Oaks winners have themselves won a Melbourne Cup. In the cases of Briseis (1876), Auraria (1895) and Sister Olive (1921), their Oaks victories came two days after winning their Melbourne Cups. And Briseis and Auraria had also run in the Victoria Derby three days before that – Briseis winning, Auraria a good third. It is an impressive feat, one that no modern trainer would dream of replicating. In 1955 and 1964 respectively, Evening Peal and Light Fingers won the Oaks and went on to take the Cup a year later as four-year-old mares. Chicquita’s story links with other pages of Flemington’s racing history. Her dam Starr Faithfull (named after an American socialite) was once owned by (Sir) Chester Manifold at his Talindert Stud at Camperdown. In 1943 Manifold had been elected vice chairman of the VRC. At the time he was absent on active war service and needed to reduce his broodmare holdings with a ‘Stud Depletion Sale’. His good friend and near neighbour,

MAGIC TOUCH: Jameka, led in by Lucy Yeomans and ridden by Damien Oliver, was a popular Oaks winner in 2015. She went on to win the 2016 Caulfield Cup. (Vince Caligiuri/Getty Images)

Oaks Day Magic

NUMBER 7: Damien Oliver and Willowy outlast the efforts of Douceur to hand Ollie his seventh VRC Oaks, the equal most of any jockey. (George Sal/Racing Photos)

politician (Sir) Gordon McArthur at Meningoort, bought Starr Faithfull for a bargain 40 guineas, but annually thereafter sent the mare back to Talindert stallions. One of her sons, Blankenburg, won an Adelaide Cup. Another, Double Blank, ran third in the 1951 Melbourne Cup won by Delta. Two other Starr Faithfull foals, sold cheaply as yearlings, came into the hands of young Tony Lopes who won a succession of country races. When Starr Faithfull’s next foal – a filly by the imported Blank – was passed in short of her reserve at the yearling sales, Lopes approached McArthur for a lease to race the filly, in conjunction with fruiterer Frank Dimattina. She was a star from the start. After Chicquita retired from racing, the mare returned to the McArthurs. To the approval of sentimentalists, she was mated with her great rival Comic Court. Their son Comicquita, foaled in 1957, finished second in the 1962 Melbourne Cup behind Even Stevens. Chicquita’s best son, sired by sprinter Todman, was the brilliant Golden Slipper and Rosehill Guineas winner, Eskimo Prince. Chicquita certainly earned her unofficial Flemington milestone.

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2023 MCC LEADING TRAINER & JOCKEY

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 2023 Melbourne Cup Carnival. The winner of the JB Cummings Leading Trainer Award will receive a TCL Television and Home Appliance Voucher valued at $10,000. RON HUTCHISON 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 2023 Melbourne Cup Carnival. The winner of the Ron Hutchison Leading Jockey Award will receive a TCL Television and Home Appliance Voucher valued at $10,000. Points for the JB Cummings Leading Trainer Award and the Ron Hutchinson Leading Jockey Award are allocated per race on a 3-2-1 basis for horses who finish first, second and third during all races of the 2023 Melbourne Cup Carnival ABOUT TCL After spending nearly 40 years at the forefront of consumer technology, TCL has pushed the boundaries of what’s possible, raising the bar across our industry, and proudly pioneering new innovations.

Prize winner will go to the TCL website and select products to the total value of $10,000. Prize does not apply to mobile products (phones/tablets etc.)

PIN & WIN

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STANDARD PINS = 1 ENTRY $ 7 DIAMANTE PINS = 2 ENTRIES $ 12

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Conditions apply, see https:// www.vrc.com.au/pin-and-win/. Open to AU res 18+. Ends: 4pm AEDT on 11/11/23. Max 1-2 entries p/ Unique Code (depending on pin purchased) & 5 entries p/day. Keep pin/s. Draw: 448 Epsom Rd Flemington, VIC 3031 at 5pm AEDT on 11/11/23. Prizes: 1x Lexus 2023 RX350h 2WD auto + Enhancement Pack in Sonic Iridium ($102,904); 1x Kennedy luxury watch & jewellery collection ($73,500); 1x 3 nights’ accommodation at 2 x Prestige Suites for 4 guests at Melbourne Hotel for the Arts. Sofitel Melbourne On Collins (transport to MEL not included) ($7,200); 1x TCL TV & Home Appliance voucher ($5,000). Winners published at website from 17/11/23. NSW Authority No. TP/00136, SA Permit No. T23/723. ACT Permit No. TP23/00959.

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HISTORY OF THE OAKS

KENNEDY OAKS

First contested in 1861 – the same year as the inaugural Lexus Melbourne Cup – the Kennedy Oaks allows the three-year-old fillies to shine over the classic distance of 2500m. While the race is renowned for potentially throwing up eventual Lexus Melbourne Cup contenders, including two future Cup winners in Evening Peal and Light Fingers, two fillies – Briseis in 1876 and Auraria in 1895 – actually won the VRC Oaks after their Melbourne Cup win two days earlier. It is a race that pits fillies that were star two-year-olds against those who have taken more time, reaching their peak with maturity and distance. Juvenile Group 1 winners like Miss Finland, Samantha Miss and Slight Chance and leading two- year-olds like Jameka, Mosheen and Dear Demi are joined on the Oaks honour roll by later developers like Miami Bound and her dam Arapaho Miss as well as recent winners like Brazilian Pulse and Faint Perfume. Last year the Anthony Cummings-trained She’s Extreme continued the Cummings’ family’s affinity with the fillies classic. Grandfather Bart trained nine Oaks winners, his first in 1964 with with eventual Melbourne Cup winner Light Fingers, and his last in 2009 with Faint Perfume.

2022 KENNEDY OAKS WINNER SHE’S EXTREME

TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS

KENNEDY OAKS LEADING TRAINERS

LEADING JOCKEYS

TRAINER

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

JOCKEY

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

Bart Cummings

Bobbie Lewis

9 Faint Perfume (2009)

7 Furious (1921)

Magical Miss (2001) Richfield Lady (1991) Weekend Delight (1990)

Rosanna (1915)

Carlita (1914)

Mint Sauce (1913)

Tristanagh (1989) Taj Eclipse (1983) Leica Show (1974)

Moe (1912)

Sweet Nell (1903)

Thunder Queen (1896)

Damien Oliver

Sanderae (1970)

7 Willowy (2021)

Light Fingers (1964)

Personal (2020)

James Wilson

9 Nitre (1899)

Miami Bound (2019)

Royal Maid (1881)

Jameka (2015)

Petrea (1879) Melita (1878) Pardon (1877)

Special Harmony (2003) Kensington Palace (1997) Northwood Plume (1994)

Briseis (1876) Maid of All Work (1875)

Sunshine (1872) My Dream (1868)

CURRENT TRAINERS

CURRENT JOCKEYS

TRAINER

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

JOCKEY

WINS HORSES (YEAR)

Lee Freedman

Damien Oliver

4 Serenade Rose (2005)

7 Willowy (2021)

Special Harmony (2003) Kensington Palace (1997) Northwood Plume (1994)

Personal (2020)

Miami Bound (2019)

Jameka (2015)

Clarry Conners

3 Dear Demi (2012)

Special Harmony (2003) Kensington Palace (1997) Northwood Plume (1994)

Arborea (1993) Research (1988)

John Hawkes

Hugh Bowman

3 Lovelorn (2000)

2 Set Square (2014)

Tributes (1999) Toltrice (1972)

Samantha Miss (2008)

Craig Williams

2 Brazilian Pulse (2010)

Ciaron Maher

2 Jameka (2015)

Miss Finland (2006)

Brenton Avdulla Tommy Berry Opie Bosson Damian Lane Brett Prebble Nash Rawiller Michael Rodd

Set Square (2014)

1 Lasqueti Spirit (2016) 1 She’s Extreme (2022) 1 Grand Archway (1998)

Pat Carey

1 Arapaho Miss (2007) 1 She’s Extreme (2022)

Anthony Cummings

James Cummings

1 Willowy (2021)

1 Aristia (2018)

Lee Curtis

1 Lasqueti Spirit (2016)

1 Lovelorn (2000) 1 Kirramosa (2013) 1 Faint Perfume (2009)

M Ellerton & S Zahra B Hayes & T Dabernig

1 Aristia (2018)

1 Personal (2020)

David Hayes

1 Miss Finland (2006) 1 Samantha Miss (2008) 1 Hollow Bullet (2004) 1 Brazilian Pulse (2010) 1 Miami Bound (2019) 1 Bulla Borghese (2002) 1 Grand Archway (1998)

Kris Lees

John McArdle

Michael Moroney

Danny O’Brien

Ron Quinton

Graeme Rogerson

John Sargent

1 Kirramosa (2013)

G Waterhouse & A Bott

1 Pinot (2017)

PAST WINNERS

VRC OAKS 1861-2022

YEAR WINNER 2022 She’s Extreme 2021 Willowy 2020 Personal 2019 Miami Bound 2018 Aristia 2017 Pinot 2016 Lasqueti Spirit 2015 Jameka 2014 Set Square 2013 Kirramosa 2012 Dear Demi 2011 Mosheen

YEAR WINNER 1968 Double Steel 1967 Chosen Lady 1966 Farmer's Daughter 1965 Gipsy Queen 1964 Light Fingers 1963 Jingle Bells 1962 Arctic Star 1961 Indian Summer 1960 Lady Sybil 1959 Mintaway 1958 Chicola 1957 Amarco 1956 Innesfell 1955 Evening Peal 1954 Lady Mogambo 1953 Waltzing Lady 1952 Waterlady 1951 Lady Havers 1950 True Course 1949 Chicquita 1948 Grey Nurse 1947 Nizam's Ring 1946 Sweet Chime 1945 Cherie Marie 1944 Provoke 1943 Three Wheeler 1942 East End 1941 Primavera 1940 Session 1939 Triode 1938 French Gem 1937 Prairie Moon 1936 Siren 1935 Nalda 1934 Alinura 1933 Golden Hair 1932 Protea 1931 Gallantic 1930 Barbette 1929 Lineage 1928 Opera Queen 1927 Ninbela 1926 Lanson 1925 Redshank 1924 Miss Disraeli 1923 Frances Tressady

YEAR WINNER 1914 Carlita 1913 Mint Sauce 1912 Moe 1911 Wilari 1910 Styria 1909 Lady San 1908 Nushka 1907 Lady Rylstone 1906 Yabba Gabba 1905 Lady Wallace 1904 Red Streak 1903 Sweet Nell 1902 Fishery 1901 Beanba 1900 Haulette 1899 Nitre 1898 Symmetry 1897 Elusive 1896 Thunder Queen

2010 Brazilian Pulse 2009 Faint Perfume 2008 Samantha Miss 2007 Arapaho Miss 2006 Miss Finland 2005 Serenade Rose 2004 Hollow Bullet 2003 Special Harmony 2002 Bulla Borghese 2001 Magical Miss 2000 Lovelorn 1999 Tributes 1998 Grand Archway 1997 Kensington Palace 1996 My Brightia 1995 Saleous 1994 Northwood Plume 1993 Arborea 1992 Slight Chance 1991 Richfield Lady 1990 Weekend Delight

1895 Auraria 1894 Regina

1893 The Dauphine 1892 Etra Weenie 1891 Tiraillerie 1890 Litigant 1889 Spice 1888 Pearlshell 1887 Dainty 1886 The Nun 1885 Uralla 1884 Venetia 1883 Quality 1882 Vaucluse 1881 Royal Maid 1880 Sapphire 1879 Petrea 1878 Melita 1877 Pardon 1876 Briseis 1875 Maid Of All Work 1874 Gaslight 1873 Rose D'amour

1989 Tristanagh 1988 Research

1987 Sandy's Pleasure 1986 Diamond Shower 1985 My Tristram's Belle 1984 Spirit Of Kingston 1983 Taj Eclipse 1982 Rom's Stiletto 1981 Rose Of Kingston 1980 November Rain 1979 Brava Jeannie

1872 Sunshine 1871 Formosa 1870 Florence 1869 Kestrel 1868 My Dream 1867 Sylvia 1866 Sea Gull 1865 Lady Heron 1864 Illumination 1863 Aruma 1862 Modesty 1861 Palestine

1978 Scomeld 1977 Show Ego 1976 Surround 1975 Denise's Joy 1974 Leica Show 1973 Bonnybel 1972 Toltrice 1971 Kiss Me Cait 1970 Sanderae 1969 Goliette

1922 Scarlet 1921 Furious 1920 Mufti

1919 Hyades 1918 Stagegirl 1917 Folly Queen 1916 Thana 1915 Rosanna

FLEMINGTON TRACK

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

1400m

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2000m

Winning Post

2500m

2800m

3200m

1000m

1100m

1200m

TRACK SPECIFICATIONS Circumference 2312 metres Straight (Circuit) 450 metres Straight Track 1200 metres

TRACK RECORDS

Playing host to fourteen 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 1000m 55.42 1100m 1:02.15 1200m 1:07.16 1400m 1:20.60 1600m 1:33.49 1700m 1:40.83 1800m 1:47.36 2000m 1:58.73 2500m 2:33.00 2600m 2:41.00 2800m 2:52.40 3200m 3:16.30

Horse

Date

BLACK CAVIAR LOVEYAMADLY

16 Feb 2013 2 Mar 2013 1 Jan 2001 12 Dec 1992 9 Nov 2002 16 Feb 2013 11 Mar 2000 12 Mar 2005 7 Nov 1992 2 Oct 1965 6 Nov 2012 6 Nov 1990

IGLESIA LOVEY

SCENIC PEAK NICONOISE TAHUNA GOLD MAKYBE DIVA KAWTUBAN (IRE) JOVIAL KNIGHT VERDANT (GB)

KINGSTON RULE (USA)

HORSE STALLS DIRECTORY

Race Horse

Stall

Glassey Miss Glentaneous Glitter 'N' Gold

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

Queen Starlight

Aditi

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

86 14 15

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

111 109 113

Rebadge Red Dates

Aethelflaed

114

Amazonian Lass

Red Phantom

Another You

Gregolimo Halvorsen Harlow Mist

120

123

Regal Lion

Appin Girl

106 116

Reset The Jazz

Arabian Summer Aseventy Seven Asgoodassobergets

18 74 24 62 31 89

101

Rick's Cafe

Harpalee Hayasugi

7 9

17 77 52

Rogue Rocker

Roots

Hearcomesthestar

Ashford Street Aston Rapova

38 46 94 99

Run Walrus Run Russian Dancer

Heart Of Glass

117

Helix

Athelric Aviatress Basilinna

79 88 75 82 54

Saltaire

Hennessy Lad Highland Jakk

102

Seb Song

6 5

Served Cold She's A Con

Holymanz

Beau Rossa

125

Honor Galore

Belthil

Hoops

Bossy Nic

123

Shesallshenanigans 115

116 121

Indian Pacific

Brazen Lady Brazen Style Cannonball Chandon Burj

13 91

Snap Book

76 51 69 93

Inhibitions

Soaring Eagle

Kalea

125

Soprano Supreme

6 3

Karavas

98 22 82

Spacewalk Starianne

Kermadelle Kettle Hill Key Largo Kipyegon Lady Jones

Chappaquiddick

108

Starspangled Baby 19

Chihuly

34 68 61

Stellar Mofeed

Chosen Legend

20 29 87 28 84

Suparazi

Cigar Flick

104

Tacumwah Teewaters

City Of Lights Climbing Star

100

Let Fly

40 10 26 58 81 50 83 57

Little Mix

Tessa's Choice

Coco Sun Daiquiri Dashing

119

Lord Goldberg

The Genius

124

Magnupur

Think Winning

21 41 96 67 86 72 35

Maserartie Bay Matriarch Rose Matron Bullwinkel

Tommy

Delicious Tycoon

118 122 112

Top Arctic

Dothraki

Tropical Squall

Dream Smart

Mere Fancy

Tycoon Bec

Eneeza

Mumbai Muse

110

Unusual Pearl

Ethel Maude

119

Vasmee

Euphoric

71 11 55 12 95 81 53 32 92 45

My Brothers Keeper 105

Vieste

Everlasting Kiss

Najem Suhail On The Lead

Von Hauke

Excess Fancify Fasuto

36 70 78 19 18 30

107

Whisky Wisdom Wings Of Song

Our Empress Zoe

85 73 44 97 42

Peaky Ridge

Wyclif

Fearless Writer

Picaroon

Yankee Hussel Yes Yes Tess

Fire Glo Too

Poison Chalice Precious Charm

Fire Lane

Zardozi Zarkana

Foujita San Foxy Frida Generation

122

Premise

103

27 80

Princess Duhallow Queen Of Dragons

runners by trainer

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Anthony & Sam Freedman 12 Glentaneous

Grahame Begg 17 She’s A Con

Michael Moroney 4 Gregolimo Annabel Neasham 2

Chris Bieg 5

Ben, Will & JD Hayes 8 Harpalee 18 Fire Glo Too

3 3 9

Asgoodassobergets

Yes Yes Tess

1 3 7

5 1

Little Mix Regal Lion

Liam Birchley 6 Andrew Bobbin 5 Belthil

Princess Duhallow

Dream Smart

11 Reset The Jazz 9 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 1 Wyclif 3 7 Kettle Hill 3 4 Matron Bullwinkel 4 6 Generation 5 2 Maserartie Bay 9 8 Holymanz 9 David Brideoake & Matt Jenkins 11 Soaring Eagle 6 Emma-Lee & David Browne 19 Aseventy Seven 6 7 Basilinna 8 Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott 10 Aditi 7 1 Tropical Squall 8 3 Amazonian Lass 8 Leon & Troy Corstens 19 Rebadge 3 11 Red Dates 7 Lloyd Kennewell & Lucy Yeomans 2 Chosen Legend 1 Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes 4 Foujita San 3 Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) 9 Tessa’s Choice 1 7 Our Empress Zoe 4 Pat Carey & Harris Walker 10 Ethel Maude 8 2 5 Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman 7 Eneeza 1 12 Tacumwah 2 3 Hennessy Lad 3 17 Queen Starlight 7 Richard & Chantelle Jolly 4 Karavas 1 14 Aviatress 7 Richard & Will Freedman 9 On The Lead 5 Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 5 Halvorsen 5 10 Najem Suhail 5 15 Magnupur 6 Steven O’Dea & Matthew Hoysted 5 Appin Girl 7 Tony & Calvin McEvoy 3 Arabian Summer 1 9 Unusual Pearl 2 10 Tommy 3 1 Bossy Nic 7 16 Heart Of Glass 7 6 Coco Sun 8 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young 1 Starianne 2 8 Daiquiri 3 3 Chandon Burj 4 14 Everlasting Kiss 8 Wayne Francis & Glen Kent 12 Aston Rapova 5 19 Zarkana 7 Will Clarken & Niki O’Shea 8 Beau Rossa 5 Archie Alexander 3 Teewaters 9 Peter & Paul Snowden 11 Queen Of Dragons 4 Cannonball

Shane Nichols 18 Brazen Style Andrew Noblet 2 Foxy Frida

6 6

14 Lord Goldberg Ben Brisbourne 20 Suparazi Cliff Brown 17 Von Hauke 12 Honor Galore

Danny O’Brien 13 Kalea

2 3 3 8

13 Hoops

6 7

15 The Genius

Served Cold

Stephen Brown 20 My Brothers Keeper

John O’Shea 3 Saltaire

3 6

7 9

12 Lady Jones Peter Chow 11 Peaky Ridge

Premise

Dan O’Sullivan 7 13 Another You Neville Parnham 7 Indian Pacific Patrick Payne 9 Andrew Perdon 9 Wings Of Song Matriarch Rose

2 8

Kevin Corstens 11 Stellar Mofeed

Matt Cumani 6 18 Let Fly

3 6

Tycoon Bec

James Cummings 1 Spacewalk

Starspangled Baby

5 5 7 8

3 8 2

Athelric Inhibitions

Paul Preusker 4 Dothraki Joseph Pride 5 8 Aaron Purcell 1 Dashing

6 6

Zardozi

Poison Chalice

Tom Dabernig 10 Picaroon Nathan Dunn 10 Vasmee

City Of Lights

Ken Elford 4

Nick Ryan 3

Ashford Street

Red Phantom

Mathew Ellerton 4 Brazen Lady

Julius Sandhu 7 13 Excess John Sargent 5

6 7

Think Winning

Greg Eurell 14 Chihuly

3 6

Euphoric

Harlow Mist

Michael Freedman 4 Mumbai Muse Vincent Hall 10 Chappaquiddick

Rhiannon Schiffer 11 Rick’s Cafe Donna Scott 14 Snap Book Benjamin Smith 9 Lindsey Smith 10 Kermadelle 12 Glitter ‘N’ Gold Whisky Wisdom 12 Vieste

Bryce Heys 11 Key Largo

4 8

Michael Hickmott 3 Fancify Robert Hickmott 5 Highland Jakk

2 3

Matthew Smith 8 Phillip Stokes 9

Shane Jackson 6 Wendy Kelly 6 Kipyegon Steven King 15 Top Arctic

Aethelflaed

Rogue Rocker

3 4

Russian Dancer Climbing Star

Brooke Verwey-Mitchell 16 Run Walrus Run

Matt Laurie 13 Delicious Tycoon

Mark Walker 7 Chris Waller 1 Roots Jason Warren 13 Seb Song Brad Widdup 7 Fire Lane 9 Symon Wilde 8 Simon Zahra 2 5

Soprano Supreme

Kris Lees 8

Yankee Hussel

4 7

Cigar Flick

John McArdle 16 Mere Fancy Clinton McDonald 1 Hayasugi

1 5 6

13 Fasuto

Helix

Adrian McGregor 2

2 4

Precious Charm Glassey Miss

Fearless Writer

John Moloney 15 Hearcomesthestar

Shesallshenanigans

jockey by rides

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Undeclared 20 My Brothers Keeper 17 Queen Starlight 19 Zarkana John Allen 15 The Genius Declan Bates 1 Dashing 11 Peaky Ridge 3 Teewaters 2 Maserartie Bay Tommy Berry 8 Yankee Hussel 9 On The Lead 4 Mumbai Muse Jordan Childs 8 Precious Charm 17 Von Hauke

Damian Lane 7 Eneeza

Brad Parnham 7 Indian Pacific Wiremu Pinn 12 Glitter ‘N’ Gold

3 6 7 7

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

4 Brazen Lady 17 She’s A Con

7 Our Empress Zoe 10 Najem Suhail 6 Rogue Rocker 12 Honor Galore 6 Coco Sun 12 Glentaneous Madison Lloyd 18 Let Fly Jason Maskiell 10 Chappaquiddick James McDonald 3 Fancify

Brett Prebble 2 Cannonball

3 9

Will Price 7 Matriarch Rose Liam Riordan 16 Run Walrus Run 15 Top Arctic Chad Schofield 5 City Of Lights Blake Shinn 6 Dream Smart 2 Fearless Writer 10 Vasmee 1 Bossy Nic 3 Chandon Burj 11 Key Largo 10 Picaroon 3 Saltaire 4 Served Cold 4 Gregolimo 5 Little Mix Zac Spain 9 Russian Dancer

2 9

6 8 9 4 5 7

3 9

2 7

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 6 7 9

8 Daiquiri 1 Roots 1 Spacewalk

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Tim Clark 10 Aditi

8 Poison Chalice 9 Cigar Flick

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

3 Amazonian Lass

2 Zardozi

8 Holymanz

Blaike McDougall 11 Stellar Mofeed

Harry Coffey 3 Arabian Summer 9 Unusual Pearl

9 Helix

2 Shesallshenanigans

10 Tommy 5 Belthil

14 Snap Book

Rhys McLeod 3 Red Phantom 10 Ethel Maude Jye McNeil 15 Magnupur 11 Reset The Jazz Linda Meech 12 Tacumwah 8 Beau Rossa Ben Melham 1 Hayasugi 13 Hoops 13 Fasuto 14 Lord Goldberg 14 Everlasting Kiss

3 6

16 Heart Of Glass Michael Dee 8 Harpalee 18 Fire Glo Too 11 Queen Of Dragons 11 Soaring Eagle

6 8

20 Suparazi Jamie Spencer 14 Chihuly

3 4 5

6 9

9 Whisky Wisdom 12 Aston Rapova

Thomas Stockdale 2 Asgoodassobergets

8 Inhibitions 5 Harlow Mist

2 5 6 1 3 5 8 2 6 7 9

3 9

7 Soprano Supreme

1 Regal Lion Jake Toeroek 4 Karavas 14 Aviatress

Billy Egan 19 Rebadge 2 Foxy Frida

1 7

19 Aseventy Seven

Craig Williams 5 Yes Yes Tess 11 Rick’s Cafe 6 Climbing Star 6 Generation 12 Lady Jones 7 Fire Lane 6 Premise Dean Yendall 5 Glassey Miss

11 Red Dates

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

9 Wings Of Song Celine Gaudray 1 Wyclif 7 Think Winning Carleen Hefel 6 Tycoon Bec Adam Hyeronimus 1 Tropical Squall Jamie Kah 2 Chosen Legend

Beau Mertens 10 Kermadelle 16 Mere Fancy

3 6

13 Excess

9 Starspangled Baby

Craig Newitt 6 Kipyegon

2 7

18 Brazen Style Luke Nolen 3 Hennessy Lad Teo Nugent 4 Ashford Street 5 Highland Jakk

4 Dothraki

12 Vieste

1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9

Mark Zahra 9 Tessa’s Choice 1 Starianne 7 Kettle Hill 3 Athelric 2 Euphoric 5 Appin Girl 8 Aethelflaed

13 Kalea

4 Matron Bullwinkel

5 Halvorsen

5 9

13 Delicious Tycoon 6 Princess Duhallow

Damien Oliver 4 Foujita San

13 Another You 13 Seb Song

3 7 8

15 Hearcomesthestar

7 Basilinna

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

Race 6

1600m

3:50pm

Melbourne Cup Carnival Country Final (Of $500,000)

1 7s261 Dashing (15) Aaron Purcell (dw) .......................................... Declan Bates 61.5 2 129s1 Euphoric (8) Greg Eurell (wt) . .............................................. Mark Zahra 58.5 3 12251 Red Phantom (IRE) (10) Nick Ryan ..................................... Rhys McLeod 58.5 4 23632 Dothraki (NZ) (4) Paul Preusker (dw) . ................................. Dean Yendall 58 5 6s313 Belthil (17) Andrew Bobbin . .............................................. Harry Coffey 57.5 6 s2332 Rogue Rocker (14) Shane Jackson (w) ................................ Damian Lane 57.5 7 52131 Think Winning (18) Julius Sandhu (w) ......................... Celine Gaudray (a) 57 8 s1131 Poison Chalice (NZ) (20) Paul Preusker (dw) .................. James McDonald 56 9 s4218 Helix (13) Clinton McDonald .......................................... Blaike McDougall 55.5 10 s5541 Picaroon (12) Tom Dabernig (dw) ......................................... Blake Shinn 55 11 8s612 Soaring Eagle (11) David Brideoake & Matt Jenkins (dw) .......... Michael Dee 55 12 24s31 Lady Jones (3) Stephen Brown (d) . .................................. Craig Williams 54.5 13 32524 Delicious Tycoon (6) Matt Laurie (dwc) . ............................... Jamie Kah 54 14 0s627 Lord Goldberg (5) Andrew Bobbin (dw) ............................. Linda Meech 54 15 23112 Magnupur (1) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock (w) ................... Jye McNeil 54 16 0s072 Mere Fancy (7) John McArdle (dw) .................................... Beau Mertens 54 17e 2s153 Von Hauke (NZ) (2) Cliff Brown (w) . ........................................................ 56.5 18e 318s3 Let Fly (19) Matt Cumani (dw) . ......................................... Madison Lloyd 54 19e 14336 Aseventy Seven (NZ) (9) Emma-Lee & David Browne (d) ............. Billy Egan 54 20e s2404 Suparazi (16) Ben Brisbourne (dw) ............................................ Zac Spain 59

Race 7

1100m

4:30pm

The Bachelors Red Roses Stakes (Of $300,000)

1 14s36 Bossy Nic (17) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (t) . ........................... Chad Schofield 58 2 s6154 Shesallshenanigans (12) Simon Zahra (dwc) . ......... Blaike McDougall 57 3 24s72 Saltaire (5) John O’Shea ..................................................... Blake Shinn 57 4 s4391 Mumbai Muse (19) Michael Freedman (w) ............................ Tommy Berry 57 5 113s6 Appin Girl (14) Steven O’Dea & Matthew Hoysted . ..................... Mark Zahra 57 6 4s044 Princess Duhallow (6) Ben, Will & JD Hayes (t) . ................... Jamie Kah 57 7 57616 Fire Lane (10) Brad Widdup (d) ........................................ Craig Williams 56 8 31225 Inhibitions (18) James Cummings (w) ................................... Michael Dee 56 9 s1454 Cigar Flick (8) Chris Waller (dw) ................................... James McDonald 56 10 7s127 Aditi (16) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott ........................................ Tim Clark 55 11 3s711 Red Dates (11) Leon & Troy Corstens ........................................ Billy Egan 55 12 1s18 Honor Galore (2) Cliff Brown (d) . ..................................... Damian Lane 55 13 12 Excess (1) Julius Sandhu (w) .............................................. Beau Mertens 55 14 11 Aviatress (13) Richard & Chantelle Jolly (d) ........................... Jake Toeroek 55 15 16s3 Hearcomesthestar (9) John Moloney (w) ....................... Damien Oliver 55 16 1 Heart Of Glass (4) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (w) . ................... Harry Coffey 55 17e 21 Queen Starlight (3) Peter G Moody & Katherine Coleman (w) . ................... 55 18e 4s1 Brazen Style (7) Shane Nichols (w) ................................... Craig Newitt 55 19e 5s4 Zarkana (15) Wayne Francis & Glen Kent ................................................... 55

Race 8

2500m

5:10pm

Kennedy Oaks (Of $1,000,000)

1 s1312 Tropical Squall (3) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott ........ Adam Hyeronimus 56 2 00712 Zardozi (6) James Cummings (wt) ................................... James McDonald 56 3 50531 Amazonian Lass (13) Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott (t) . .............. Tim Clark 56 4 4151 Served Cold (11) Danny O’Brien .......................................... Blake Shinn 56 5 11133 Harlow Mist (NZ) (9) John Sargent (wt) ................................ Michael Dee 56 6 s9605 Coco Sun (7) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (w) .................................. Damian Lane 56 7 2183 Basilinna (NZ) (2) Emma-Lee & David Browne (w) ................... Damien Oliver 56 8 7214 Aethelflaed (12) Matthew Smith ......................................... Mark Zahra 56 9 31292 Wings Of Song (14) Patrick Payne . ....................................... Billy Egan 56 10 6451 Ethel Maude (10) Pat Carey & Harris Walker (w) .................... Rhys McLeod 56 11 421 Peaky Ridge (8) Peter Chow .............................................. Declan Bates 56 12 9190 Vieste (5) Benjamin Smith . ................................................. Dean Yendall 56 13 s8525 Another You (1) Dan O’Sullivan . ............................................ Jamie Kah 56 14 430 Everlasting Kiss (4) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young ............... Ben Melham 56

Race 9

1800m

5:50pm

Cirka Trophy (Of $150,000)

1 0169s Regal Lion (NZ) (13) Annabel Neasham (w) ................ Thomas Stockdale (a) 63 2 00458 Maserartie Bay (7) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (wt) ............. John Allen 59 3 615s9 Teewaters (9) Archie Alexander (w) ..................................... Declan Bates 59 4 21s23 Gregolimo (FR) (6) Michael Moroney (w) ................................ Blake Shinn 58 5 215s8 Highland Jakk (NZ) (15) Robert Hickmott (w) .......................... Teo Nugent 58 6 30s09 Premise (NZ) (14) John O’Shea . ........................................ Craig Williams 54 7 09s52 Soprano Supreme (NZ) (4) Mark Walker (w) ........................ Michael Dee 54 8 Fs692 Holymanz (NZ) (8) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ..................... Tim Clark 54 9 56174 Starspangled Baby (3) Andrew Perdon (w) ..................... Beau Mertens 54 10 900s0 Vasmee (10) Nathan Dunn (w) .............................................. Liam Riordan 54 11 91151 Reset The Jazz (5) Ben, Will & JD Hayes (dw) ........................... Jye McNeil 54 12 783s2 Glentaneous (IRE) (11) Anthony & Sam Freedman (w) . ............ Damian Lane 54 13 12172 Seb Song (12) Jason Warren (w) ............................................... Jamie Kah 54 14 55213 Snap Book (2) Donna Scott (w) .................................... Blaike McDougall 54 15 31621 Top Arctic (1) Steven King (w) ........................................... Will Price (a) 54

stewards summary

Race 1 Darley Ottawa Stakes 1000m Hayasugi

Raced wide and without cover through the early and middle stages. M V 28/10/2023

Race 2 TCL Trophy 1700m Starianne

Raced keenly in the early stages. Rdr said saddle shifted forward in the early stages. PAKM 20/10/2023

Fancify (NZ) Brazen Lady

Laid out under pressure in the straight. MRPK 30/09/2023

Held up from the 400m and went to the line unable to be tested. GEEL 25/10/2023 Passing the 350m was steadied when awkwardly placed at heels. KENS 18/10/2023

City Of Lights

Kipyegon

Slow to begin. BRAT 26/10/2023

Precious Charm

Near the 100m was steadied when tightened for room between Logo Logic, which shifted out marginally and Capital Express (T Prebble) which shifted in when not sufficiently clear. When questioned rider Linda Meech expressed disappointment with the performance of the mare and could offer no tangible explanation for the performance. A post-race veterinary examination revealed a slower than normal recovery. BRAT 22/09/2023 Near the 200m was carried outwards and hampered by a runner which shifted out to improve ECHA 19/10/2023 COT - Intention to ride the mare more forward if circumstances permit. Settled on pace. WNBL 25/09/2023 Near the 900m got its head up when being restrained off heels and shifted out abruptly CAUL 21/10/2023

Unusual Pearl (NZ)

Kermadelle

Stellar Mofeed

Tacumwah

Slow to begin. BRAT 26/10/2023

Kalea

Held up for clear running from 400m to 300m.WNBL 25/09/2023

Race 3 Good Friday Appeal Trophy 2000m Wyclif (GB) Began awkwardly resulting in rdr becoming unbalanced. CAUL 18/10/2023 Asgoodassobergets (FR) Slow to begin. Held up from the 500m to the 200m. M V 06/10/2023 Hennessy Lad (NZ) Overrraced in the early and middle stages. Raced wide and without cover before settling outside the leader near the 1200m. CAUL 18/10/2023

Foujita San

Slow to begin. CAUL 18/10/2023

Little Mix

Began awkwardly. Approaching the 300m, laid in and brushed FIFTH POSITION. Laid in under pressure approaching the 200m. E FM 14/10/2023 Overraced in the early and middle stages. Rdr said that despite mount racing keenly in hindsight it may have been better to maintain a position with cover before exposing horse. SANH 01/10/2023 Change of tactics: intention to be further forward. Settled midfield. CAUL 14/10/2023 Brushed near the 200m. Rdr lost use of off side rein near the 50m. MORN 30/09/2023

Tycoon Bec

Kettle Hill (GB)

Daiquiri (IRE)

Tommy (NZ) Rick’s Cafe

Bumped near the 300m. MORN 30/09/2023

Raced wide throughout. Steadied when tightened for room. BDGO 01/11/2023 Shortly after the start was checked when tightened for room. M V 27/10/2023 Held up from the 300m until the 250m MOE 20/10/2023 Slow to begin. Held up for clear running from the 500m to the 250m. SANH 01/10/2023

Glitter ‘N’ Gold

Hoops (NZ)

Chihuly

The Genius

Commenced awkwardly KYNE 12/10/2023

Run Walrus Run She’s A Con (NZ)

Slow to begin. PAKS 09/10/2023 Slow to begin. CAUL 14/10/2023

Fire Glo Too

Approaching and passing the winning post on the first occasion, when over racing was steadied and shifted in when racing close to the heels of Five Rings. Rider Michael Dee reported it was his intention to take up a handy position today, however, as a result of suffering interference near the 1700m he settled further back than intended. MOE 20/10/2023

Rebadge (GB)

Commenced awkwardly. vet - no abs. FLEM 24/09/2023

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