Beau Frere Struggles Amid Early Race Heats
Beau Frere the popular young horse trained by Bill Chaffe again failed to impress finishing sixth in the Welter division after a poor start and lack of drive. O Sullivan labeled the horse a real dog citing refusal to stretch out as the main cause of his lackluster performance.
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Victoria Park
Jack
O'Sullivan
Beau Frere
Bill Chaffe
Melbourne
Chaffe
Ashman
Lke
St Andrew Triumphs In Close Race At Rosebery
St Andrew wins a tight finish over Bramol at Rosebery amid volatile betting. Gallop led into the straight as Bramol and St Andrew battled, with jockey Billy Cook guiding St Andrew to edge Bramol by a length and a half. Gallop finished a short head behind third.
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St. Andrew
Sologram
Bramol
McMenamin
Bramel
Gallop
Jim Abbs
Mc- Menamin
Ted
Abbs
Paul Muni
Grey Derby
Montague
Enatic
Paul Munn
Cook to ride at Randwick despite Flemington plans
Coach reports Cook originally aimed for Flemington with a winning treble and a double at Flemington on the previous day but will stay home and ride at Randwick instead. The decision shifts plans for the upcoming meeting and keeps options open for further engagements.
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Cook
Randwick
Bury Cook
Flemington
Rand
Rathlin Rushes to Narrow Win in Five Furlong Race
War Trophy driven by Billy Cook overcomes a late Dublin Lad challenge to win by a neck with Dublin Lad second and Pen Name third. Mulligan rode the favorite. Alf Stanton on Beau Eroil, and a late clock call gave Jon time off to ride Beau Eroil.
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War Trophy
Dublin Lad
Billy Cook
Mulligan
River Namol
Beau Eroil
Alf Stanton
Hom
Jon
First Pick Winner Redbreast Shakes Bakery Owner Story
Lockley, a bakery owner known for luck in horse betting, claimed Redbreast as his first yearling purchase after a £100 double win last season. He bought the filly by Christopher Robin from Catanza, hoping she proves speedy, even if not an All Love.
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GF. Lockley
Redbreast
Lockley
Christopher Robin
Catanza
Randwick Repairs Not Too Soon
The A.C. plans new roofs and guttering on the scraping sheds at Randwick mile post. Repairs come after long complaints from trainers about disrepair and chaotic stable conditions. Heavy showers turn the stalls into mud and puddles, hindering vetting areas.
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Randwick
A.C
Contact tries comeback in Melbourne Cup era race
Mosaic trailed a length at the half after Contact’s return while Sir Regal surged from the outside to win by a length and a half over Micawber and Samurai. Rosmead Table Talk Irish Sea and Conteact were among the prominent runners in a fast finish. Dennis and Micawber led early as Sir Regal held off Rosmead to take the prize.
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Mosaic
Contact
Randwick
Mesa. D. Lewis
M. Claveranve
Dennis
Micawber
Sir Regal
Samurai
Table Talk
Trish
Fowarth
Rosmead
Helenik Boy
Conteact
Irish Sea
Regal J. Thompson
Reosmead
T. Talk
Brethren May Soon Bag Boodle
Jim Cook once led a stable capable of winning races at any time and in any year. In earlier days the Brethren show strong form with Cool Vietey and Cool, but recent years lacked a top horse. Now back with Summer Melbourne wales, Brethren aims to win races as Cook pushes for best results. Brethren’s trot ran yesterday but finished with pace, placing last.
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Jim Cook
Cool Vietey
Cool
J.fc
Melbourne
Jim
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Jack O'Sullivan
Big Price
Rosebery
Enade
Greg Derby
Macduff
Jack Mandel
V.P
Ted McMenamin
Alluring
Brucas
Rathlin
Willie
Dublin
Rathiin
Silver Coat
Pen Name
Reg. Real
D. Lewis
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