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Of $150,000 . 1st $82,500, 2nd $27,000, 3rd $13,500, 4th $7,500, 5th $4,500, 6th $3,000, 7th $3,000, 8th $3,000, 9th $3,000. Prizemoney contribution totalling 4% will be directed to jockey, equine and participant welfare prior to distribution. This race carries a VOBIS Silver Nominators Bonus of $7,000 and a VOBIS Silver Owners Bonus of $23,000 for qualified horses. For Three-Years-Old. Handicap. Apprentices can claim. Track Record: 1-35.96E Sebring Dream (25/04/2018) [Good3] Class Record: NPR-E First running under these conditions & distance TAB Assessed Odds 1 11001 Rise At Dawn (NZ) (4) Ben, Will & JD Hayes (dwc) .. Celine Gaudray (a1.5/53kg) 60 $5 2 14624 Some People Callme (3) Ciaron Maher ..................................... Beau Mertens 54.5 $11 3 56s47 Mislead (9) Rachael Frost ........................................... Jaylah Kennedy (a3/52kg) 54 $17 4 s7128 Apache Song (6) Michael Trotter ........................................ Tatum Bull (a2/49kg) 54 $26 5 3s12 Craig (GB) (5) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young ....................................... Luke Currie 54 $1.65 6 142s0 Matusalem (8) Chris Waller .............................................................. Michael Dee 54 $17 7 61023 Enxuto (7) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock (dw) ................. Patrick Moloney 54 $17 8 21 Red Galaxy (2) Greg Eurell .................................................................. Jye McNeil 54 $9 9 79s12 Ideelistic (1) Mark & Levi Kavanagh (w) .............................. Daniel Stackhouse 54 $26 FORM SUMMARY If CRAIG can sit closer to speed he should be back in the winners circle. RISE AT DAWN led last start and proved difficult to run down, he is talented and has a nice draw again. Sydney visitor MATUSALEM has won second-up and looks ready to fire on a firmer surface. TECHFORM’S TOP 5 2 Some People Callme 100 1 Rise At Dawn 100 3 Mislead 97 8 Red Galaxy 96 5 Craig 94
HEAT OF THE SILVER BOWL SERIES
ROD JOHNSON Charles Rodney (Rod) Johnson joined the VRC staff as an office boy in 1946, and held almost every junior and senior post along the way, becoming in 1986 only the seventh Secretary (Chief Executive Office) of the Club in 122 years. He was the first to rise to this position from the ranks within. His roles included Secretary to the Victorian Country Racing Council, Assistant VRC Secretary, and Racing Manager and Deputy Secretary. He retired in June 1994, after 48 years of dedicated and professional service to the VRC, and to the Victorian and Australian racing industry at large.
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