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Kumasi (AUS)
2 c Snitzel – World Joy by Anabaa O: Aquis Hk G1 (Mgr: S J McGrath) T: Gerald Ryan S: Magic Millions Gold Coast Yearling Sale V: Baramul Stud P: Aquis Farm, $500,000 W: 2YO Maiden (1000m), February 26, Gosford Two promising juveniles fought out the finish to the 1000-metre maiden at Gosford on Wednesday,... Read More
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First for Rich Enuff
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Ole Kirk (AUS)
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Outstanding sectional times confirm star quality of Alligator Blood and Catalyst
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The Blue Diamond – as true to form as any race can be
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