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  • Beneteau ‘will get trip’

    PAUL Messara is banking on Beneteau’s class to overcome any stamina limitations in the Group One Champagne Stakes.

     
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  • Sea of chances in Sydney Cup

    THE scriptwriters have so much material to work with for the $400,000 Schweppes Sydney Cup at Randwick today.

     
  • Time for a luck change

    ANTHONY Cummings might be enjoying a career-best season but he could be excused for wondering what might have been if luck had been on his side.

     
  • Autumn’s in full bloom

    I CAN’T wait to get to Royal Randwick tomorrow for Sydney Cup day – the final day of the 2010 Sydney Autumn Carnival. The action is sure to be exciting.

     
  • I’ve still go it – Cassidy

    JIM Cassidy’s critics are falling into the trap of writing him off yet again – but “The Pumper” has sent a message to his detractors – “It doesn’t worry me.”

     
  • Much more than just winning

    THE cruel affliction strikes without warning, leaving a fit, tough thoroughbred in a distressed state and writhing in agony.

     
  • More good News for Bart

    IF BART Cummings didn’t have a smile on his face after Yaqubi got the cash at Canterbury midweek, surely the maestro would have enjoyed Latin News’s win.

     
  • Bart’s hospital win

    WE ALL knew Bart Cummings was a training genius. Now he has even won a race from his bed in St Vincent’s Hospital, with Yaqubi winning at Canterbury.

     
  • Pssst Craig, will you be my hoop

    CRAIG Williams, No. 1 on Gai Waterhouse’s hit list to share her stable riding with Nash Rawiller, is poised to secure successive wins in the Sydney Cup.

     
  • No Payne, no gain for Yosei

    MICHELLE Payne never thought too much of Yosei when she was first legged aboard her in a maiden at Benalla in early February.

     
  • Rangi headlines Queen Elizabeth field

    DONCASTER Mile winner Rangirangdoo heads a small but select field of nine runners for Saturday’s Group One Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Royal Randwick.

     
  • Jockey whip fine cut by $1000

    CHAMPION jockey Michael Rodd has succeeded in having his $2000 fine halved but his conviction for breaching the whip rules stands.

     
  • Mic Mac tip top says Hugh

    HUGH Bowman has given Mic Mac a glowing assessment ahead of Saturday’s All Aged Stakes after partnering the four-year-old in a workout at Warwick Farm.

     
  • Stay where you are, Pa

    TRAINER Anthony Cummings has urged famous father Bart to remain in hospital to ensure he recovers fully from a heavy dose of influenza.

     
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  • Nash to back up on Rangirangdoo

    CHRIS Waller has got his man Nash Rawiller two weeks in a row after Gai Waterhouse failed to nominate Theseo for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

     
  • Vale to Bart’s gallant Viewed

    VIEWED, the horse that gave Bart Cummings his 12th Melbourne Cup in 2008, has died after complications from a twisted bowel. He was put down on Saturday.

     
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  • Waterhouse has no grudge with Waller

    AS Chris Waller soaked up the elation after Rangirangdoo’s exciting win in the Doncaster, one of the first to congratulate him was Gai Waterhouse.

     
 
 
 
 
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