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VRC MEMBERS RACE DAY

SATURDAY 16 JULY 2022

VRC Members Race Day Saturday 16 July 2022

VICTORIA RACING CLUB DIRECTORS

NEIL WILSON Chairman MICHAEL RAMSDEN Vice Chairman Glenn Carmody Honorary Treasurer Judge Katherine Bourke SOPHIE O’KANE (formerly Cornell) NEIL WERRETT dAVE bARHAM VIN COX MICHAEL SAADIE

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

Stipendiary Stewards: ROBERT CRAM (Chairman), JOELENE McSWAIN, CORIE WALLER, REX TERP &

MICHAEL WILLIAMS Veterinary Surgeons: Dr ROB CORVER, Dr EDWINA WILKES & Dr JAMIE WEARN Judge: PAUL EGAN Starter: COREY MALLYON & ANTHONY RICHARDS Clerks of Scales: HAYLEY ADDISON & SIMON PETCH Betting Supervisor: WAGERING DEPARTMENT Clerks of Course: PETER PATTERSON & SHANE PATTERSON Doctor:

Acting VRC Media: DAVID CAMPBELL

Experience & Events: DEIRDRE McGUANE 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

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

12:00pm Race 1 Trevor Clarke Handicap VRC Members Race Day Saturday 16 July 2022

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will escort Ms Sylvia McLachlan, daughter of the late Mr W J T Clarke, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

12:35pm Race 2 Ken Cox Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Mr Gerry Burke, representing Mr Peter Cox, son of the late Mr Ken Cox, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

1:10pm Race 3 RMBL Investments Rising Stars Final

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

1:45pm Race 4 Flemington Cup 1849

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Neil Wilson, Chairman, will present the Trophy to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

2:20pm Race 5 Byerley Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Glenn Carmody, Honorary Treasurer and Director, will present the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:00pm Race 6 Sir Eugene Gorman Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Peter Mineo, Executive General Manager Commercial Operations, will escort Mr James Tehan, great nephew of the late Sir Eugene Gorman, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

3:40pm Race 7 VRC Members Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Ms Megan Love, Executive General Manager - People Capability & Development, will present the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:15pm Race 8 K.A Morrison Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Michael Saadie, Director, will escort Mr David Morrison, son of the late Mr K.A. (Keith) Morrison, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

4:47pm Race 9 L.V Lachal Handicap

Following CORRECT WEIGHT, Mr Steve Rosich, Chief Executive Officer and Director, will escort Mr Richard Lachal, son of the late Mr Leon (Snowy) Lachal, for presentation of the Memento to the Winning Owner. This presentation will take place in The Winners’ Bar.

WHAT’S ON

VRC Members Race Day Saturday 16 July 2022

$5 Pies and $5 Fries Enjoy delicious and hot $5 pies and $5 fries all day from select retail outlets across course – the perfect fare to enjoy on a winter’s day! Saintly Place Sports Bar With easy access to the Winning Post, billiards, darts and foosball, the Saintly Place Sports Bar is a great spot to enjoy all the racing action and a day of socialising with friends. Plus, in-between races you can watch all the AFL action throughout the day on the big screen. AFL Match Broadcasts Don’t miss a minute of the footy action with Adelaide Crows vs Collingwood and GWS GIANTS vs Brisbane Lions both at 1:45pm and North Melbourne vs Richmond at 4:35pm broadcast in venues across course. Living Legends Maluckyday and Peniaphobia will be joining us for VRC Members Race Day. Be sure to catch them in the horse stalls throughout the day and parading in the Mounting Yard after races 2 and 4. EXCLUSIVE TO VRC MEMBERS AND GUESTS: Complimentary Tastings Complimentary Whiskey Tastings in the Forum will be available for members and their guests, as well as cellar door tastings in the Atrium. Lexus Melbourne Cup Photo Opportunity To celebrate the countdown to the 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival, there will be an opportunity for members to have their photo taken with the 2022 Lexus Melbourne Cup, within the Members Enclosure. After Party After the jump of the last race, The Roof Garden and G.H. Mumm Champagne Bar will both play host to an After Party. With live musical entertainment and complimentary canapes, it is our way of saying thank you to the VRC members for the year that was. 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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VRC Season Premiere Race Day Saturday 6 August 2022

Welcome to the 2022/23 racing season

Witness some of the potential stars of the upcoming Melbourne Cup Carnival making their return to Flemington on VRC Season Premiere Race Day.

The feature race of the day, the Group 3 Aurie’s Star Handicap (1200m), has historically been a steppingstone to stakes-race success for horses including So Si Bon, I Am A Star and Temple Of Boom, as well as future Group 1 winners, Voodoo Lad, Hey Doc, Niconero and Fields Of Omagh.

Tickets for VRC Season Premiere Race Day will be on sale at 3pm Tuesday 26 July at www.ticketmaster.com.au/vrc

Melbourne Cup Carnival Hospitality and Dining: On Sale now Be there live to experience the magic of the 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival. With an array of hospitality and dining options to suit every taste, style and budget, it promises to be the best week of the year! The Furphy Deck will return to Cup Week in 2022 and is the perfect place for racegoers to take in all the action. Situated above the energy and colour of the Flemington Front Lawn, the Furphy Deck features unbeatable views of the track and the famous Winning Post. Also returning is the Makybe Diva Marquee, The Rose Room and The Terrace. Experience the 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival in the new Skyline Lounge, a stylish dining area with a high-end luxe atmosphere, featuring modern all-day grazing menu from renowned guest chefs. Also new in 2022, the Skyline Dining offers a fine dining experience with sweeping views across the track and Front Lawn.

General Admission and Reserved Seats in the Lawn Stand and Hill Stand are also on sale now via Ticketmaster.

Visit vrc.com.au for further details and to book your place at the 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival.

#LOVETHEHORSE

After a riding accident, Claire Skerman wondered if she’d get back in the saddle but she’s aiming high with her off the track thoroughbred, O’Tauto. Claire Skerman had just returned to work after more than a year of rehabilitation when she first met the then three-year- old gelding, O’Tauto. Claire was working as a strapper for Greg Eurell’s stables in Cranbourne and was given the job of accompanying O’Tauto to his first day at the races. “It was at the Cranbourne track and he won and that was the beginning of it all. I’d just returned to work after a serious accident and I was putting my faith in a horse to help me through that challenge – and O’Tauto is definitely that horse,” recalled Skerman. Today, four years after they first met, Skerman is the very pleased and proud owner of O’Tauto, who retired early last year. The Off The Track horse has been a pivotal part of her recovery from injuries that left her wondering if she’d be able to ride again. In August 2017, Skerman fell from her sister’s horse and broke her back. Major spinal surgery and rehabilitation followed. She spent three months in a wheelchair and had to learn to walk – and ride – again. “My younger sister had an Off The Tracker and she had a fall from him and broke her ankle so I offered to keep her horse in work for her. Within about three rides he’d thrown me off, too. As a rider you have falls all the time, but I knew this one was different because, for the first time, I fell and I couldn’t get up. But I had no idea it would be 12 months before I’d ride again,” said Skerman. She was rushed to the Royal Melbourne Hospital and when she realised the extent of her injuries, Skerman had one question on her mind. Would she be able to ride again? BUILDING A BEAUTIFUL PARTNERSHIP BY SARAH MARINOS

O’Tauto and Claire after winning the Furlong Bar Handicap at Flemington in 2019. (Pat Scala/Racing Photos)

“The specialist said he thought I would ride but it would take at least 12 months and that became the driving factor in my recovery – I wanted to make that happen,” said Skerman. “People commented about how positive I was during my recovery and when I was in the wheelchair and then the back brace. I just felt so lucky that I was going to walk and ride again, even if it took time and pain. I counted down every day of that 12 months.” When Skerman was strong enough to get back in the saddle, she invited family and close friends to see her ride her Clydesdale- cross, Falcon, for the first time. “That morning I was so excited but I was also terrified that I’d land in the saddle and feel I didn’t belong there anymore. If I couldn’t ride anymore, I didn’t know what I would do with my life. My whole life has been horses and so it was a huge relief to get in the saddle and it feel like home.”

#LOVETHEHORSE

Skerman doesn’t come from a racing family. She grew up watching The Saddle Club and joined her local pony club in Nunawading when she was six years old. She went to monthly rallies where she could ride other people’s ponies until she got her own horse a year or two later. “I did quite well in VCE and started an arts degree but I was there for three weeks and knew it wasn’t for me. I deferred and began working as a stable hand instead and I fell in love with racing and never went back to uni,” said Skerman. Skerman credits Equine Pathways Australia with helping her make her successful return to riding and racing after her accident. The organisation helps people with disability engage in equine sports and activities and Skerman had classes with Equine Pathways Australia to help her gain confidence and strength in the saddle. “Equine Pathways has been life changing for me. Having clinics each month helped me set goals and work towards them. I still ride there and have worked with sport psychologists, physiotherapists and riding instructors. There is a whole community of people there who support each other,” said Skerman. After joining Greg Eurell’s stables and meeting O’Tauto, Skerman continued to achieve milestones in her recovery and career. In January 2019, she strapped O’Tauto for his first win at Flemington. “I went through a rollercoaster of emotions that day. It was an important moment in my recovery because it brought home the realisation that I had recovered – I’d not only learned to walk again but I’d strapped a winner at Flemington and I was doing what I loved doing the most in working with racehorses,” said Skerman.

“I looked back on my time in hospital and that long 12 months and now I was where I wanted to be. I was in tears when

O’Tauto crossed the finishing line first. I felt like I’d strapped the Melbourne Cup winner.”

Skerman is now Assistant Trainer at Julius Sandhu Racing and helps manage the horses and stable operations. She’s also finished an Equine Veterinary Nurse course so can look after medications, treatments and any injuries, too. While she doesn’t ride trackwork anymore, away from work Skerman is dedicating her time to training O’Tauto to compete in dressage events. “When I first got him, I gave him a long spell and a chance to relax and be a horse again out in the field. I’ve just started introducing him to his new career. We have a partnership on the ground and now we are building that under saddle and O’Tauto is showing huge potential because he moves so well,” said Skerman. “Dressage is an unspoken language. You ask the horse to do incredible movements using your own body and when you get that right, and when you have that level of communication and harmony with your horse, it’s a very special feeling.” WINNING STRAPPERS REWARDED FOR THEIR DEDICATION It’s Christmas in July for strappers at Flemington on VRC Members Race Day, with every winning strapper receiving a TCL 40” Full HD Android TV valued at $499. With the help of TCL, the VRC will offer nine TCL TVs for strappers to celebrate the end of the racing season. The Club is proud to support strappers, who are the backbone of the industry. The VRC are pleased to be able to reward them for all the care and attention that they give to the equine athletes of our sport.

FEATURE STORY

THE BYERLEY HANDICAP

The Byerley name has a hallowed place in international thoroughbred history. The Victoria Racing Club honours it today with the running of The Byerley Handicap over 1800 metres. The Byerley Handicap has become a coveted event for owners and trainers with hearts set on the great spring classics at Flemington – the time-honoured Kennedy Oaks for fillies and the Penfolds Victoria Derby. The Melbourne Cup Carnival is not so far away. The winner of The Byerley Handicap is guaranteed ballot exemption to run in the Derby or the Oaks. It is a big incentive for trainers to set their horses for today’s race, and it gives racegoers a preview of the rising generation of stayers. In 2020, for example, Johnny Get Angry ran the Byerley winner Alycone to within a length, and he ended up memorably winning the Victoria Derby for owner-trainer Denis Pagan. This is a much anticipated end-of-season distance race for our two-year-olds. As July and the Australian racing season of 2021–22 near their conclusion, The Byerley Handicap is the ideal testing ground and preparation for the rising generation of stayers. Horses in this race will soon turn three years old, for 1 August is the horses’ birthday for every horse born in the Southern Hemisphere. And the Penfolds Victoria Derby and the Kennedy Oaks over 2500 metres are the three-year-old classics. The VRC introduced the 1800 Byerley Handicap to the July calendar back in 2017 as a logical stepping stone for young horses looking for longer distances in their racing. The story of the Byerley Turk has been told many times, many places. This dark brown horse, foaled in Europe more than 330 years ago, is regarded as one of the three male progenitors of the modern thoroughbred, in company with the Darley Arabian and the Godolphin Arabian.

He was both a war horse and a racehorse. The tale is that he was captured by Englishman, Captain Robert Byerley (1660– 1714), when the so-called Holy League was besieging the Turks at Buda in Hungary in 1686. Some historians discount this part of the story but don’t dispute that Captain Byerley rode the horse as a charger in the 1690 Battle of the Boyne in Ireland, and that he won a race the same year in Northern Ireland. The Byerley Turk later stood at stud in Yorkshire. His dominant ‘male line’ descendants included Herod (1758), sire of the unbeaten Highflyer (1774). This line of succession led to some of the earliest thoroughbred stallions and mares to make their mark in Australia, including through the British sire Rockingham (1781) and his descendants. And The Byerley is a name that Victoria Racing Club members now associate with the finest of dining in the Club Stand at Flemington. The VRC proudly speaks of luxury, service and style at The Byerley restaurant with its sweeping views over the home straight. Whichever way you look at it, the Byerley name speaks of enduring thoroughbred quality.

Byerley Turk, the earliest of three stallions that foundered the modern Thoroughbred breed. The Byerley Turk, hand coloured etching after John Wootton. (VRC Collection)

FEATURE STORY

THE FLEMINGTON CUP 1849 BY ANDREW LEMON

When was ‘Flemington’ not ‘Flemington’? This year, for the third time, the Victoria Racing Club is proudly presenting a 2000 metre race for three-year-olds and upwards with the curious name “The Flemington Cup 1849”. It honours a piece of racing history almost as old as the racecourse itself. There is a unique Australian-made, two-handled silver cup in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Victoria. It is inscribed as “The Flemington Cup”. It stands 17.6 centimetres tall. It was the trophy for an 1849 race won by a thoroughbred named Belzoni. It has special significance as the oldest known racing trophy awarded in Victoria. The silversmith was Charles Brentani, a young Italian jeweller who worked in Collins Street, Melbourne from 1845 until just before his death in 1853. The cup is the only example of his craftsmanship held by the NGV.

The inscription clearly reads:

FLEMINGTON CUP Presented by Mr. James Dunbar

and run for on the Melbourne Race Course on the 15th Jan[uary] 1849. Won by Belzoni beating 5 Others. The Property of James E. Crook. Ridden by Mr R Lovelock. There is a riddle surrounding this trophy. Flemington Racecourse, as we know it, hosted its first race meeting in March 1840, but in its first fifteen years or more the place was simply called “The Melbourne Race Course”. So how do we explain a big race held here as early as 1849 and called “The Flemington Cup”? The locality name of “Flemington” originally referred to a small cluster of houses and buildings around today’s Mount

Charles Brentani The Flemington Cup 1849 National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Purchased through The Art Foundation of Victoria with the assistance of BP Australia Limited, Governor, 1984. (National Gallery of Victoria)

Alexander Road and Debney’s Paddock near the bridge over the Moonee Ponds Creek. High on the hill above was landowner James Watson’s homestead Flemington House, later rebuilt into a great mansion by pastoralist Hugh Glass. Watson, the first colonial owner of the property (but not of the racecourse, which remained Crown Land) had called his whole estate Flemington in honour of the Scottish birthplace of his wife, Elizabeth Rose. Travellers by road from the city centre to “The Melbourne Race Course” had to pass this way. It made sense for Watson to build a hotel just over the bridge, advertised at the time of opening as “Half Way to the Race Course”. The first landlord of the Flemington Inn was a brawny young Scot, James Dunbar. He marked the opening of the hotel in April 1848 with a couple of horse races in the adjacent paddocks. The feature event was a hurdle race – the winner receiving “a first rate saddle and bridle”.

FEATURE STORY

By the following summer, Dunbar was planning a much grander event. The occasion was “Auld Hansel’s Monday”, a traditional Scottish mid-January holiday. There were plenty of precedents for holiday race meetings organised by publicans, such as at seaside Brighton on Boxing Day or St Kilda on New Year’s Day. Dunbar evidently arranged to conduct his meeting not at the Flemington Inn but at the Melbourne Race Course. He commissioned the silver cup as a trophy for the main race. Its stated value of 15 guineas represented several weeks’ wages for the average labourer. Newspaper accounts of the meeting were sparse in detail, but it is now clear that this Flemington Cup 1849 was indeed contested not at the hotel but at the Melbourne Race Course. There are references to specific details of the course such as “the hill” and “the distance”. The race was a mile and a half (2414m) – but run in heats, as was often the custom at that time. To win the Flemington Cup, Belzoni had to defeat his opponents twice in the same afternoon. He won the first heat by several lengths, the second by a nose. Poor Dunbar was left seriously out of pocket when the local magistrates refused his application for a liquor licence at the racecourse: his potential profit evaporated. Indeed his time as a publican was brief. He became insolvent the following year. It fell to others to arrange a second attempt at Auld Hansel’s Monday races in 1850. These were again scheduled for the Melbourne Race Course but, by a twist of fate, heavy rain partly flooded the track. The races were run instead on a course set in the grounds of the Flemington Inn – but this time the “Flemington Cup” was replaced by a “Farmer’s Cup”. Over the next four years, Dunbar’s successors at the Inn ran occasional race meetings at what they specifically called “The Flemington Racecourse” but which wasn’t “The Melbourne Race Course”. Only in the later 1850s did the name migrate. So by a quirk of fate “The Flemington Cup 1849” and its silver trophy turned out to be part of historic Flemington Racecourse story after all.

VRC

Join in the fun and excitement of the VRC Punters Club, in The Peak, every Flemington race day throughout the 2021/22 racing season. Register on the day for only $20 and you’ll get access to expert tipsters including Nick Quinn and Nic Ashman who will work hard to turn a profit for you by the end of the race day. Reserve your free-to-book spot in The Peak via Ticketmaster and register for the VRC Punters Club when you arrive on the day.

For more information about the VRC Punters Club, visit vrc.com.au/vrc-punters-club

FLEMINGTON PREMIERSHIPS

2021/22 SEASON

Leading Jockeys @ Flemington Jockey

1st 2nd 3rd Rides WIN %

Jye McNeil

18 23 20 155

12%

Damien Oliver

14 14 7

108

13%

James McDonald

12 6 5

29%

Damian Lane

11 12 5

12%

Jamie Kah

11 10 8

14%

Brett Prebble

7 8

13%

Craig Williams

6 7

104

11%

Matthew Cartwright (a)

10 6 5

17%

Michael Dee

8 7 7

10%

John Allen

7 8 8

10%

Leading TRAINERS @ Flemington Trainer

1st 2nd 3rd Runners Win %

Ciaron Maher & David Eustace

23 14 20 150

15%

Chris Waller

14 7 7

103

14%

Ben & JD Hayes

12 7 4

16%

Danny O'Brien

11 12 3

13%

Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr)

9 8 5

14%

James Cummings

8 11

11%

Patrick Payne

8 6 8

14%

Anthony & Sam Freedman

6 6 4

11%

Grahame Begg

5 8 4

14%

Leon & Troy Corstens

4 9 6

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

Saint Eustace

106

Kalkarni Royale

107

Agrimony

Kipps

Angelic Scent

Saint Tropez

Kiss And Cry

Badda Boom Baby 113

Salaasel

118

Lady Adelaide

Bie’res

Sam’s Image

Lascars

Bill The Boxer

111

Selburose

Laurie Blue

Blandford Lad

Sham I Am

Lord Domino

105

Blue Chair Bay

Shamister

Loveplanet

Blue Cup

Shove Over

Maluckyday

Capital Elle

112

Skiddaw

124

Mangwanani

Cheerful Legend

Skyphios

Manhattan Force 34

Cosmic Rhapsody

Soaring Eagle

Mankayan

Creedence

Southern France 108

Memphis

117

D’aguilar

101

Spanish Tides

Midnight Glow

Daily Bugle

Spirit Of Gold

Mimi’s Award

Daytona Bay

Squid Game

100

Miss Dior

119

Designer Dreamer 22

Starconi

Mohican Heights

Diamonds Inthe Sky 92

Stupendo

125

Moscow Red

Disturbia

Sweet Thomas

109

My Yankee Girl

El Cordobes

122

Swelter Magic

Nasraawy

Elite Legacy

Tamerlane

Never Again

Florescent Star

Nicolini Vito

Fly Nice

Tapin’ Three

Nixie

Freedom Escape

103

Thalassophile

Ocean Raider

Gabstar

The Gauch

Oceana Blue

Giga Kick

The Red Kite

Ostile

Girello

Threeood

Pappalino

110

Gold Spark

115

Through Irish Eyes 73

Pascero

Grinzinger Bishop 123

Top Honours

Peniaphobia

Hearts And Minds 99

Transzam

Permutation

104

Herman Hesse

Tripoli

Philadelphia Storm 116

Hezashocka

Twist Of Fury

Pioneer River

High Emocean

Umgawa

Pitchanun

121

Highland Blaze

Unanimous

Port Guillaume

Hoofs Don’t Lie

Unique Artist

Putsch

Horrifying

120

Veranskova

Quang Tri

Incredulous Dream 82

Verifier

Rajnish

114

Interpretation

Winning Bid

Rioyuki

It’s True

Witsabouthim

Rusutsu

Jigsaw

Zousonic

Sachem

Jimmy The Bear

102

Sacred Palace

Kaido

RUNNERS BY TRAINER

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

# Horse

Race

Amy & Ash Yargi 7 Florescent Star Ben & JD Hayes 5 Hoofs Don’t Lie 5 Mimi’s Award 7 Port Guillaume 2 Nicolini Vito

David Brideoake 4 Starconi 5 Soaring Eagle 6 Twist Of Fury

Danny O’Brien 1 Stupendo 6 El Cordobes 11 Pitchanun

1 3 6

1 2 3 5 9

1 4 7

2 Grinzinger Bishop

Matthew Brown 11 Designer Dreamer

9 Skiddaw

Luke Oliver 4 Spanish Tides Jackson Pallot 3 Highland Blaze Steven Pateman 7 Saint Eustace Patrick Payne 2 Hearts And Minds 9 Lady Adelaide 1 Quang Tri 9 Squid Game 4 D’aguilar 3 Jimmy The Bear Paul Preusker 3 Freedom Escape 16 Permutation

9 Ciaron Maher & David Eustace 8 Fly Nice 1 3 Through Irish Eyes 4 1 Mankayan 7 3 Interpretation 7 8 High Emocean 7 10 Herman Hesse 7 11 Blue Cup 7 12 Kipps 7 4 Pioneer River 9 12 Unanimous 9 15 Incredulous Dream 9 Emma-Lee & David Browne 6 Disturbia 5 Jason Warren & Dean Krongold 12 It’s True 3

Peter Burgun 7 Lord Domino Pat Carey 12 Mangwanani

2 7

13 Tripoli

Will Clarken 13 Agrimony

2 2 5 6 7 8

Kevin Corstens 2 Swelter Magic

Matt Cumani 1 Zousonic 2 Creedence

3 7

James Cummings 3 Lascars 13 Tamerlane

1 9

2 2

Melody Cunningham 10 Cosmic Rhapsody Tom Dabernig 1 Kalkarni Royale Clayton Douglas 2 Giga Kick Henry Dwyer 8 Moscow Red Mitchell Freedman 11 Ostile Peter Gelagotis 9 Blandford Lad

Nick Ryan 6 Rajnish John Sadler 10 Bie’res 11 Gold Spark

Ken & Kasey Keys 14 Top Honours Leon & Troy Corstens 7 Shamister

1 9

5 8

1 6 8

1 Umgawa

5 Sam’s Image 10 Cheerful Legend John Salanitri 14 Midnight Glow 5 My Yankee Girl Colin Scott 10 Laurie Blue Lindsey Smith 3 Sacred Palace Matthew Smith 1 Southern France 2 Sweet Thomas Phillip Stokes 3 Unique Artist Chris Waller 5 Thalassophile 6 Mohican Heights 4 Pappalino 8 Selburose 14 Loveplanet Matthew Williams 4 Sachem

Mark & Levi Kavanagh 6 Horrifying Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) 9 Hezashocka Peter & Paul Snowden 11 Salaasel Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock 13 Ocean Raider 8 Miss Dior

5 8

1 6

Reece Goodwin 10 Never Again

Doug Harrison 8 Manhattan Force

4 4 4

2 5 8

8 Transzam 11 Daily Bugle

Michael Kent 15 Putsch

2 3 8

Tony & Calvin McEvoy 6 Bill The Boxer 9 Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young 1 Saint Tropez 2 8 Witsabouthim 4 13 Winning Bid 5 4 Pascero 8

10 Kiss And Cry

14 Girello

Matt Laurie 9 Angelic Scent

2 7 9 9

Ray Matthews 3 Sham I Am

Clinton McDonald 13 Kaido John Moloney 9 Shove Over Peter G Moody 12 Tapin’ Three 10 Oceana Blue 6 Rusutsu 7 Spirit Of Gold 7 Daytona Bay 5 The Gauch Michael Moroney 5 Memphis

Cindy Alderson 12 Veranskova

2 8

6 8 8

6 Rioyuki

2 Jigsaw 12 Gabstar

Archie Alexander 1 Threeood Trevor J Andrews 7 Blue Chair Bay Gavin Bedggood 2 Nasraawy Grahame Begg 9 Nixie

1 2 3 3 6 8 9

11 Diamonds Inthe Sky

7 8

Rob Blacker 12 Skyphios

8 Philadelphia Storm Annabel Neasham 5 Capital Elle 9 Badda Boom Baby

Nigel Blackiston 4 Verifier Andrew Bobbin 7 The Red Kite

5 5

Tony Noonan 4 Elite Legacy

JOCKEYS BY RIDES

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# Horse

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Jamie Kah 11 Salaasel 10 Oceana Blue

Undeclared 12 Mangwanani 10 Cheerful Legend

Teo Nugent 9 Lady Adelaide 9 Blandford Lad 5 Capital Elle 9 Shove Over Damien Oliver 3 Lascars 6 El Cordobes 1 Southern France 6 Mohican Heights 4 Pascero 13 Tamerlane Jacob Opperman 12 It’s True 3 Sacred Palace 8 Miss Dior Brett Prebble 5 Thalassophile 8 Selburose Josh Richards 15 Putsch 10 Kiss And Cry 10 Herman Hesse 4 Pioneer River Daniel Stackhouse 5 Hoofs Don’t Lie 14 Top Honours 14 Girello 5 Mimi’s Award 7 Shamister 7 Port Guillaume 8 Philadelphia Storm 2 Nicolini Vito Thomas Stockdale 2 Swelter Magic Craig Williams 8 Manhattan Force 1 Threeood

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

2 8

2 4 5 8 1 2 4 6 7 8 9

3 Through Irish Eyes 9 Badda Boom Baby

Ethan Brown 8 Fly Nice 6 Disturbia

1 5 7 8 9

13 Agrimony 9 Hezashocka 7 Daytona Bay

3 Interpretation

13 Kaido

15 Incredulous Dream

12 Unanimous Tatum Bull 1 Zousonic

Alana Kelly 10 Bie’res

13 Ocean Raider 11 Pitchanun

Matthew Cartwright 2 Giga Kick 3 Freedom Escape 9 Angelic Scent 3 Highland Blaze 10 Cosmic Rhapsody

1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9

11 Ostile

6 Twist Of Fury

3 9

13 Tripoli 1 Umgawa

6 Bill The Boxer

1 Mankayan 12 Gabstar

2 9

Lachlan King 3 Sham I Am

7 Florescent Star Tayla Childs 7 Spirit Of Gold

Laura Lafferty 2 Hearts And Minds 8 Moscow Red 5 Memphis Jye McNeil 1 Stupendo 16 Permutation 4 Pappalino 4 Verifier 12 Veranskova 11 Blue Cup 5 My Yankee Girl Logan McNeil 3 Unique Artist 1 Kalkarni Royale 4 Elite Legacy Linda Meech 12 Tapin’ Three 7 The Red Kite 8 Witsabouthim 13 Winning Bid 2 Jigsaw 11 Diamonds Inthe Sky 8 High Emocean Beau Mertens 4 Starconi 1 Saint Tropez 10 Never Again Luke Nolen 5 The Gauch 2 Grinzinger Bishop 9 Skiddaw

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

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

Harry Coffey 9 Nixie

1 2 4 5 7

11 Designer Dreamer 2 Sweet Thomas

12 Skyphios

12 Kipps

Hannah Edgley 4 Spanish Tides

Billy Egan 6 Rajnish 1 Quang Tri 2 Nasraawy 4 D’aguilar

1 5 6 7 8 9

3 9

3 Jimmy The Bear 11 Gold Spark Celine Gaudray 5 Soaring Eagle 5 Sam’s Image Carleen Hefel 7 Blue Chair Bay 6 Rusutsu 10 Laurie Blue 11 Daily Bugle

2 4 5 6 7 9

6 Horrifying 8 Transzam 9 Squid Game 2 Creedence 14 Loveplanet

3 6

1 3 5 8 2 4 5 8

Dean Holland 4 Sachem

7 Saint Eustace 14 Midnight Glow

6 Rioyuki

Shirley Hunter 7 Lord Domino

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Race 6

1000m

3:00pm

Sir Eugene Gorman Handicap (Of $130,000)

1 47s0s Kalkarni Royale (2) Tom Dabernig (dwc) ............. Logan McNeil (a3/55kg) 61 2 10s11 Nasraawy (8) Gavin Bedggood (dwc) ....................................... Billy Egan 57.5 3 8s3s2 Sham I Am (10) Ray Matthews (d) . ....................................... Lachlan King 57.5 4 95s01 Elite Legacy (9) Tony Noonan (dw) ....................... Logan McNeil (a3/55kg) 57 5 45s98 Sam’s Image (1) John Sadler (dw) ...................... Celine Gaudray (a3/52kg) 57 6 0s037 Twist Of Fury (12) David Brideoake (dw) ................. Alana Kelly (a2/51kg) 57 7 15s21 Lord Domino (5) Peter Burgun (dw) ................................ Shirley Hunter 56 8 421s5 Miss Dior (13) Peter & Paul Snowden (dw) . .......................... Damien Oliver 56 9 3s532 Squid Game (NZ) (6) Patrick Payne (t) ................................ Craig Williams 56 10 025s6 Cosmic Rhapsody (3) Melody Cunningham (d) . Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 55 11 34s95 Diamonds Inthe Sky (4) Peter G Moody ............................ Linda Meech 54.5 12 2216s Veranskova (11) Cindy Alderson (w) . ..................................... Jye McNeil 54 13 00618 Agrimony (GB) (7) Will Clarken (w) ........................................... Jamie Kah 54

Race 7

2000m

3:40pm

VRC Members Handicap (Of $130,000)

1 14s11 Mankayan (IRE) (4) C Maher & D Eustace (w) . Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 60 2 2s4s0 Creedence (9) Matt Cumani (dwtc) ................................... Craig Williams 58 3 1144s Interpretation (IRE) (5) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ... Ethan Brown 58 4 1s151 D’aguilar (3) Patrick Payne (dwt) ............................................ Billy Egan 56.5 5 105s8 Memphis (GER) (6) Michael Moroney (d) ................. Laura Lafferty (a3/53kg) 55.5 6 8s5s0 Mohican Heights (IRE) (13) Chris Waller (dw) .................... Damien Oliver 55 7 58s34 Port Guillaume (FR) (1) Ben & JD Hayes (dw) . ........... Daniel Stackhouse 54.5 8 9s25s High Emocean (NZ) (11) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ........ Linda Meech 54 9 6s132 Hezashocka (NZ) (8) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (wt) .............. Jamie Kah 54 10 225s8 Herman Hesse (GB) (10) C Maher & D Eustace (d) ... Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 54 11 800s4 Blue Cup (FR) (12) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ................... Jye McNeil 54 12 65s38 Kipps (IRE) (2) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (d) ....................... Harry Coffey 54 13 s0069 Tripoli (7) Pat Carey (dw) ........................................ Alana Kelly (a2/51kg) 54

Race 8

1400m

4:15pm

K.A Morrison Handicap (Of $130,000)

1 71441 Umgawa (9) Leon & Troy Corstens (wt) ....................... Alana Kelly (a2/51kg) 60 2 51186 Jigsaw (4) Cindy Alderson (w) ................................. Logan McNeil (a3/55kg) 59 3 2s811 Jimmy The Bear (1) Patrick Payne (wc) . ................................. Billy Egan 59 4 127s4 Pascero (7) Trent Busuttin & Natalie Young (d) ........................ Damien Oliver 59 5 55311 My Yankee Girl (2) John Salanitri (wc) ................................... Jye McNeil 58 6 16s82 Rioyuki (13) Matthew Williams (w) ....................................... Dean Holland 54 7 1s13 Daytona Bay (8) Peter G Moody (w) ......................................... Jamie Kah 54 8 14s66 Philadelphia Storm (11) Michael Moroney (wc) ....... Daniel Stackhouse 54 9 4s112 Shove Over (3) John Moloney (w) . ........................................ Teo Nugent 54 10 s8209 Cheerful Legend (6) John Sadler ....................................................... 54 11 76857 Daily Bugle (12) Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock .. Carleen Hefel (a2/50kg) 54 12 s5152 Gabstar (14) Cindy Alderson (dw) ............. Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 54 13 21 Kaido (5) Clinton McDonald .................................................. Ethan Brown 54 14 63221 Girello (10) Michael Kent (w) .............................. Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 54

Race 9

1200m

4:47pm

L.V Lachal Handicap (Of $130,000)

1 s389s Threeood (2) Archie Alexander (dw) ................ Thomas Stockdale (a2/54kg) 60 2 1110s Nicolini Vito (7) Ben & JD Hayes (dwt) ....................... Daniel Stackhouse 59.5 3 41531 Sacred Palace (NZ) (1) Lindsey Smith (dw) ........ Jacob Opperman (a2/54kg) 59 4 158s3 Pioneer River (4) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (c) . Josh Richards (a2/50kg) 58.5 5 224s7 The Gauch (13) Peter G Moody (dw) . ...................................... Luke Nolen 58.5 6 8s111 Bill The Boxer (12) Tony & Calvin McEvoy (dw) ........ Alana Kelly (a2/51kg) 57.5 7 32742 Florescent Star (11) Amy & Ash Yargi (dwt) . Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 57 8 s4175 Selburose (5) Chris Waller (dw) ....................................... Brett Prebble 57 9 8739s Skiddaw (10) Danny O’Brien (d) ............................................... Jye McNeil 57 10 8s80s Never Again (3) Reece Goodwin (dwt) ................................ Beau Mertens 56.5 11 619s6 Gold Spark (8) Nick Ryan (w) . .............................................. Billy Egan 56 12 3221s Unanimous (6) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (w) ................... Ethan Brown 56 13 242s3 Tamerlane (14) James Cummings (dw) ............................... Damien Oliver 55.5 14 4759s Loveplanet (NZ) (15) Chris Waller (w) .............................. Craig Williams 54.5 15 2477s Incredulous Dream (9) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ...... Jamie Kah 54

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12:00pm

Trevor Clarke Handicap 1000m

START

Of $130,000 . 1st $71,500, 2nd $23,400, 3rd $11,700, 4th $6,500, 5th $3,900, 6th $2,600, 7th $2,600, 8th $2,600, 9th $2,600, 10th $2,600. Prizemoney contribution totaling 3% will be directed to jockey and equine welfare prior to distribution. This race carries a SUPER VOBIS Nominators Bonus of $7,000 and a SUPER VOBIS Owners Bonus of $23,000 for

qualified horses. For Two-Years-Old. Handicap. Apprentices can claim. Track & Class Record: 0-55.42E Black Caviar (16/02/2013) [Good3]

TAB Assessed Odds

1 129s Stupendo (9) Danny O’Brien (t) . ................................................. Jye McNeil 59 $10 2 1s Giga Kick (6) Clayton Douglas ................... Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 56.5 $2.20 3 6s82s Lascars (3) James Cummings . .............................................. Damien Oliver 56.5 $13 4 51 Starconi (10) David Brideoake ............................................... Beau Mertens 56.5 $41 5 3 Hoofs Don’t Lie (5) Ben & JD Hayes ............................ Daniel Stackhouse 55.5 $14 6 Rajnish (1) Nick Ryan ................................................................. Billy Egan 55.5 $21 7 8s Blue Chair Bay (4) Trevor J Andrews ...................... Carleen Hefel (a2/50kg) 54.5 $201 8 85s31 Fly Nice (2) Ciaron Maher & David Eustace (dw) ......................... Ethan Brown 54 $31 9 s3910 Nixie (11) Grahame Begg (w) .................................................... Harry Coffey 54 $51 10 Bie’res (7) John Sadler ................................................ Alana Kelly (a2/51kg) 54 $14 11 Salaasel (12) Peter & Paul Snowden ............................................. Jamie Kah 54 $10 12 Tapin’ Three (8) Peter G Moody ............................................... Linda Meech 54 $4.60 FORM SUMMARY LASCARS has been impressive winning his last trial. He has the race experience and will be very hard to beat. GIGA KICK could be hard to catch having won on debut running fast times. SALAASEL is a sister to Hilal and could finish over the top of them.

TREVOR CLARKE WJT (Trevor) Clarke (1902-83) served on the VRC Committee for 24 years from 1953-77, was joint Vice-Chairman 1964-69, and Vice-Chairman 1969-73. Owner of the Mount Schanck pastoral station in South Australia, he lived at Devon Park, Dunkeld and was a council member of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria. He was Chairman of the Warrnambool Racing Club 1939-53 and raced many good horses, especially jumpers, including Llandrillo, winner of the VRC Grand National Steeplechase. He was a great-grandson of Victorian landowner WJT (Big) Clarke.

(9) 59kg

1 Stupendo Rtg 68

Danny O’Brien (Flemington) Jye McNeil 2yo b c 11/08/19 Supido-Bisutti (Northern Meteor) Breeder Widden Stud Australia Pty Ltd Owners Mrs J O’Brien, Miss B Dimery, Miss N Cooper, Mrs J Devitt, Mrs K Thompson, Mrs E Salter, Mrs A Barwick, Ms E Hawkins, Mrs G Sims, Ms S Doherty, Miss S Miller & Mrs J Duncan Royal

Blue, Pink Diagonal Stripes And Striped Sleeves, Pink And Royal Blue Seams Cap (t) 3 Starts 1-1-0 $222,333 Track 1:1-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-1-0 1st Up 1:1-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-1-0 1 -7 FLEM m Sat 11Dec21 1100 G 4 2Y HCP C Williams (5) 57 $5ef 2-Kin 55

TECHFORM 100

0.2L 1:04.18

2 -10 GCST m Sat 8Jan22

1100 S 7 2YC&G-SWP

C Williams (8)

56.5 $4.60 1-Mishani Spartan 55.5 0.8L 1:05.99

9 -16 GCST m Sat 15Jan22 1200 G 3 MM 2Y CLASSIC -RL C Williams (14) 57 $26 6.3L 1:09.04 Back half, wound up from turn, 0.8L at Aquis Park Gold Coast 2Yc&G-Swp over 1100m Soft 7. Slow out, mile back turn, never likely 6.3L at Aquis Park Gold Coast Mm 2Y Classic Restricted Listed over 1200m. 2 Giga Kick Rtg 63 (6) 56.5kg Clayton Douglas (Mornington (2)) Matthew Cartwright (a1.5/51kg) 2yo ch g 19/10/19 Scissor Kick-Rekindled Applause (GB) (Royal Applause (GB) ) Breeder G S A Bloodstock Pty Ltd Owners Pinecliff Racing (Mgr: J B Munz) White, Red Stripes 1 Starts 1-0-0 $19,250 TECHFORM 83 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 0:0-0-0 1st Up 1:1-0-0 1 -6 SALE Sun 13Feb22 1100 G 4 2Y MDN-SW J Kah (4) 58 $3.80 2-Take On Jen 56 4.3L 1:03.82 Toyed with rivals once found the front in what was a quality winning performance 4.3L at Sale 2Y Mdn-Sw. He could be hard to catch having won on debut running fast times. 3 Lascars Rtg 63 (3) 56.5kg James Cummings (Agnes Banks) Damien Oliver 2yo ch g 07/10/19 Sepoy-Alizes (NZ) (Rory’s Jester) Breeder Godolphin Australia Owners 1-Coolangatta 55

Godolphin Royal Blue 4 Starts 0-2-0 $52,200

TECHFORM 87

Track 2:0-1-0 Dist 2:0-1-0 Trk/Dist 2:0-1-0 Wet 1:0-1-0 1st Up 2:0-1-0 2nd Up 2:0-1-0 2 -11 FLEM m Sat 2Oct21 6 -11 FLEM m Tue 2Nov21 1000 G 4 MARIBYRNONG PLT -G3 D Oliver (9) 58 $8.50 1-Brereton 58

1000 S 6 MARIBYRNONG TRL -LR D Oliver (9) 58 $9.50 1-Get In The Spirit 56 2.0L 58.73

3.2L 58.30

8 -9 CAUL m Sat 12Feb22 1100 G 4 BD/PREL CG -G3

D Oliver (2) 57 $26

1-Lofty Strike 57

7.6L 1:03.98 Rtg 64

2 -5 BRAT 6.0L 1:04.77 Held position to the line when second after settling up with the leaders 6L at Ballarat 2Y. Has been impressive winning his last trial. He has the race experience and will be very hard to beat. 4 Starconi Rtg 63 (10) 56.5kg David Brideoake (Mornington) Beau Mertens Sun 27Feb22 1100 G 4 2YCG&E MDN-SW D Oliver (4) 58 $3.80 1-Zamborghini 58 2yo b g 01/09/19 Star Witness-Biancon Rose (Bianconi (USA) ) Breeder Mr D Brideoake Owners S R Accardo, M M Accardo, G M Accardo & S L Accardo Red, White Star, Green And White Stars Sleeves, Red And White Stars Cap 1 -9 0.8L 1:07.49 Got the better of rivals late to win after running on well from fifth 0.8L at Ballarat 2Y Mdn-Sw. Drops to the 1000m after his last start win, could measure up to these. 5 Hoofs Don’t Lie Rtg 61 (5) 55.5kg Ben & JD Hayes (Euroa) Daniel Stackhouse BRTS Mon 20Jun22 1100 Syn 2Y MDN-SW M J Dee (9) 58 $4.20 2-Divine Flash 56 2yo br c 20/09/19 Shalaa (IRE) -Keltara (Exceed And Excel) Breeder Esker Lodge Australia Owners Snippets Racing No.5, J Weir, A Augustine, P Armstrong, Cockatoo Racing, Dorrington Farm, Dalmatia Racing, J Harris, Mar10 Racing, S Pickworth, D Wickham, D & Mrs F Youngs, M Vogel, B Lyons-Lee, S Rowan, N Walter, C F Hutchison, B F B Racing & Daring to Dream Cerise And Grey Checks, Grey Sleeves, Cerise Cap, Checked Pom Pom 1 Starts 0-0-1 $14,700 TECHFORM 93 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-0-1 1st Up 1:0-0-1 3 -14 CAUL m Sat 25Jun22 1100 S 6 2Y HCP D W Stackhouse (4) 55.5 $26 1-Thron Bone 55.5 2.3L 1:06.46 Behind leader, hit the line strongly top run 2.3L at Caulfield 2Y Hcp. Out of a strong race at Caulfield last start, could finish over the top of them. 2 Starts 1-0-0 $23,200 TECHFORM 83 Track 0:0-0-0 Dist 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dist 0:0-0-0 Wet 1:0-0-0 1st Up 1:0-0-0 2nd Up 1:1-0-0 5 -14 GEEL Sun 5Jun22 1212 H 8 2Y MDN-SW J Mott (3) 58 $10 1-Harmonious Senora 56 3.4L 1:14.91

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