BREEDING INSIGHTS: Hong Kong produces a world-class event
BREEDING INSIGHTS: Hong Kong produces a world-class event 2023-12-15
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Why Duckworth is content to stay in Waller's shadow
When you do an in-depth interview with Chris Waller’s right-hand man Charlie Duckworth, there’s one question you can’t avoid asking.
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Bosson's emotional Belle tribute
Link to Share Opie Bosson knows the time is right for Melody Belle to stop racing. But it didn’t mean he wasn’t affected by it. Melody Belle ended her racing career at the weekend when finishing fifth in Bosson’s hands in the Gr.1 Doomben Cup (2000m), finishing as well as anything behind the runaway winner Zaaki. She was subsequently sold at auction for A$2.6 million to the Written Tycoon Syndicate. Bosson rode Melody Belle in 16 of her 40 starts, scoring nine wins and three minor placings. He was unbeaten on her in eight starts and was sad he wouldn’t partner her again.
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Punters on right side of Snowden Guineas raid
Punters on right side of Snowden Guineas raid Marboosha will now got for a spell after winning the Gold Coast Guineas. Picture: Grant Peters/Trackside Photography 06:26am • 08 May 2021 Paul Snowden returned to the scene of his Gold Coast Magic Millions Guineas triumph with Aim in January to score another Guineas in a successful one-hit winter carnival raid with filly Marboosha on Saturday. Punters weren’t cheering when Snowden and his father Peter claimed the Magic Millions Guineas with $31 chance Aim earlier in the year but they loved it when the same team won Saturday’s Group 3 Go...
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Explosive family gives Muollo another G1
Link to Share The success of New Zealand-bred horses in the Gr.1 Australian Derby (2400m) continued last Saturday with Explosive Jack taking out the Sydney Classic. The son of the ill-fated stallion Jakkalberry got up to win in the last stride of the 2400m feature, closing from the rear of the field to prevail from fellow New Zealand-bred runners Young Werther (Tavistock) and Lion’s Roar (Contributer). Trained by Ciaron Maher and David Eustace, Explosive Jack followed a less traditional path into the Derby, traversing Australian states at will. He won on debut over 1600m in late November,...
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