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  • Bart’s Group One therapy

    EXCLUSIVE: BART Cummings has put his health scare behind him and is already planning more Group One wins.

     
  • Katsidis to ride for Waller

    TRAINER Chris Waller has won another jockey tug of war – this time for leading Brisbane rider Stathi Katsidis.

     
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  • Round two in hoop tug of war

    JOCKEY Stathi Katsidis is torn between Sydney trainer Chris Waller and Queensland counterpart Gillian Heinrich.

     
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  • On a mad bender

    SYDNEY stayer Metal Bender bounced back to winning form on the Gold Coast yesterday in a perfect end to a brilliant day for up-and-coming trainer Chris Waller.

     
  • Beethog wins GC guineas

    JOCKEY Justin Stanley put aside a couple of horror years to cause a huge upset on Beethog in yesterday’s $125,000 Gold Coast Guineas.

     
  • Gai gives Kerrin a kiss

    KERRIN McEvoy ended his week to remember with an historic win on Common Objective in the $100,000 Lord Mayor’s Cup (2400m) at Rosehill Gardens yesterday.

     
  • Cummings chases Group One title

    ANTHONY Cummings concedes he covets the honour of finishing the season as the nation’s leading trainer of Group One winners.

     
  • Jackpot for NSW industry

    THE NSW racing industry stands to receive nearly $50 million in prizemoney increases per annum and a $70 million infrastructure investment.

     
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  • Rosehill revs up again

    THE carnival may be over but the glamour still remains when racing returns to Rosehill Gardens tomorrow.

     
  • Sir Nick full of courage

    SIR Nick could become the most prolific winner in the metropolitan and provincial area this season he wins at Rosehill.

     
  • Geffen gaps ’em

    GAI Waterhouse must have once feared The Daily Telegraph Punters Club pal Geffen might be better suited to quarter-horse racing.

     
  • Bart’s on the mend

    THE maestro Bart Cummings’ recovery from a serious chest infection is nearly complete and doctors may allow him to leave hospital as early as today.

     
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  • Clash ‘will kill Cup’

    RACING NSW boss Peter V’landys has defended a contentious programming clash that has our staying talent torn between Sydney and the bush.

     
  • Clash ‘will kill Cup’

    RACING NSW boss Peter V’landys has defended a contentious programming clash that has our staying talent torn between Sydney and the bush.

     
 
 
 
 
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