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Latta armed for Riccarton invasion

It's like comparing chalk and cheese but Manawatu trainer Lisa Latta is hoping Platinum Invador can emulate her former Group 3 Canterbury Gold Cup (2000m) winner Authentic Paddy in Saturday's feature at Riccarton. Authentic Paddy was a big, imposing frontrunner who dominated his rivals from the outset to score a narrow but deserved win in[...]
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Ucalledit thriving in Queensland

Like many Kiwis, five-year-old gelding Ucalledit is relishing life in Queensland. The former New Zealand-trained galloper has proved a handy addition to the Kris Lees stable and broke through for his maiden stakes success when comfortably accounting for his rivals in the Listed Lough Neagh Stakes (1400m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday. Originally prepared by[...]
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Startantes claims Group 1 Tatts Tiara

Three-year-old filly Startantes has provided Rob Heathcote another win in the Group 1 Tattersall's Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm, coming from last to win the $700,000 feature race. The Heathcote-trained three-year-old had an uninterrupted preparation into the fillies and mares race on Saturday, following a very brave fifth a fortnight ago in the Stradbroke Handicap (1400m). Having been[...]
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Alligator Blood salutes in the Stradbroke Handicap

Nobody's perfect, including star sprinter Alligator Blood. But he's not far from perfect now. That was the message from the triumphant Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott stable after the five-year-old's classy one-length victory over quality galloper Private Eye in the $1.5 million Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) at Eagle Farm. Make no mistake, Alligator Blood – named Queensland's 2020[...]
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Sheeza Belter wins the Group 1 JJ Atkins

Talk to anyone in the Peter and Paul Snowden stable about how good a Queensland Carnival campaign they've had, and they'll be quick to deflect praise. They'll mention Justin Warwick's astute judgment in sending over Sheeza Belter from Perth, or her supportive owners who travelled over to support their fast-emerging filly. But you cannot dismiss[...]
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