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Melbourne Cup 2012 E Cup 2012 04 06 09 08 03 05 02 20 07 22 23 24 01 10 12 19 18 13 15 16 21 14 17 11 GALILEO’S CHOICE GALILEO’S FIORENTE ETHIOPIA SANAGAS ATHOS MOUNT CAVALRYMAN ICI VOILA WINCHESTER RED CADEAUX JAKKALBERRY AMERICAIN DUNADEN KELINNI ZABEELIONAIRE SUSPECT UNUSUAL PRECEDENCE HEAVEN OF LIGHTS DE BOISTRON TAC NIWOT PEACE FOR QUEST MY MOURAYAN MALUCKYDAY GREEN MOON GOLD GLENCADAM 04 06 09 08 03 05 02 20 07 22 23 24 01 10 12 19 18 13 15 16 21 14 17 11 GALILEO’S CHOICE GALILEO’S FIORENTE ETHIOPIA SANAGAS ATHOS MOUNT CAVALRYMAN ICI VOILA WINCHESTER RED CADEAUX JAKKALBERRY AMERICAIN DUNADEN KELINNI ZABEELIONAIRE SUSPECT UNUSUAL PRECEDENCE HEAVEN OF LIGHTS DE BOISTRON TAC NIWOT PEACE FOR QUEST MY MOURAYAN MALUCKYDAY GREEN MOON GOLD GLENCADAM 04 04 06 06 09 09 08 08 03 03 05 05 02 02 20 20 07 07 22 22 23 23 24 24 01 01 10 10 12 12 19 19 18 18 13 13 15 15 16 16 21 21 14 14 17 17 11 11 GALILEO’S CHOICE GALILEO’S FIORENTE ETHIOPIA SANAGAS CHOICE GALILEO’S ATHOS MOUNT FIORENTE CAVALRYMAN ETHIOPIA ICI VOILA SANAGAS WINCHESTER ATHOS MOUNT RED CADEAUX CAVALRYMAN JAKKALBERRY ICI VOILA AMERICAIN WINCHESTER DUNADEN RED CADEAUX JAKKALBERRY AMERICAIN DUNADEN KELINNI ZABEELIONAIRE SUSPECT UNUSUAL PRECEDENCE KELINNI HEAVEN OF LIGHTS ZABEELIONAIRE DE BOISTRON TAC SUSPECT UNUSUAL NIWOT PRECEDENCE PEACE FOR QUEST MY HEAVEN OF LIGHTS MOURAYAN DE BOISTRON TAC MALUCKYDAY NIWOT GREEN MOON PEACE FOR QUEST MY GOLD GLENCADAM MOURAYAN MALUCKYDAY GREEN MOON GOLD GLENCADAM SWEEPSTAKE ! RACE 7, 5PM, T0DAY, A$6 MILLION, 3200M ! ! 1ST PRIZE ! SWEEPSTAKE SWEEPSTAKESWEEPSTAKE RACE 7, 5PM, T0DAY, RACEA$6 MILLION, 7, 5PM, T0DAY, 3200M A$6 MILLION, 3200M 2ND PRIZE RACE 7, 5PM, T0DAY, A$6 MILLION, 3200M 1ST PRIZE 1ST PRIZE 2ND PRIZE3RD1ST PRIZE PRIZE2ND PRIZE 3RD PRIZE 3RD PRIZE Melbourne Cup 2012 Form2ND PRIZE Barrier draw 66101 (15) 58 kg MelbourneMelbourne Cup Cup 2012 2012 Form Form BarrierHorse draw Barrier draw 66101 Horse (15) 58 kg 66101 Horse (15) 58 kg 3RD PRIZE 33261 Dunaden (16) 59 33261 Dunaden (16) 59 33261 Dunaden32664 (16) 59 Americain32664 Americain (12) 58 (12) 58 32664 Americain (12) 58 33510 Jakkalberry33510 Jakkalberry (19) 55.533510 Jakkalberry (19) (19)55.5 55.5 7h Nicobar-La Marlia by Kaldounevees. Trainer: Mikel Delzangles,7h Nicobar-La Marlia by Kaldounevees. Trainer: Mikel Delzangles, 8h Dynaformer-America by Arazi. Trainer: Alain de Royer8h Dupre, Dynaformer-America by Arazi. Trainer: Alain de Royer Dupre, 7h Storming Home-Claba Di San Jore by Barathea. Trainer:7h Storming Marco Home-Claba Di San Jore by Barathea. Trainer: Marco Melbourne7h Nicobar-La Marlia by Kaldounevees. Trainer: Mikel Delzangles, France. 34 starts, 10 wins, 16 placings, A$7,085,611. CupFrance. 34 starts, 10 wins, 16 placings,8h A$7,085,611.Dynaformer-America by France.Arazi. 33 Trainer: starts, 11 wins, Alain 8 placings, de Royer2012 A$5,923,677. Dupre, France. 33 starts, 11 wins, 8 placings, A$5,923,677. Botti, England. 25Form starts,7h 10 Storming wins, 5 placings, Home-Claba A$1,577,283.Botti, England.Di San 25 Jore starts, by 10 wins,Barathea. 5 placings, Trainer: A$1,577,283.Barrier Marco draw 66101 (15) 58 kg France. 34 starts, 10 wins, 16 placings, A$7,085,611. Defending champion and outstanding French galloper whoDefending is champion and outstandingFrance. French 33 galloper starts, who is 11 wins, 8 Cupplacings, winner in A$5,923,677.2010 and a luckless fourth last year. BraveCup fourth winner in in 2010 and a luckless fourth last year. Brave fourth in Australian-owned but English-trainedBotti, England. galloper 25 whose starts, lastAustralian-owned fourHorse 10 wins, 5 but placings, English-trained A$1,577,283. galloper whose last four unbeaten after three starts in Australia. Carrying 59kg –unbeaten 4.5kg more after three starts in Australia. Carrying 59kg – 4.5kg more Caulfield Cup last start and has been backed into favouriteCaulfield since Cuphis last start and has been backed into favourite since his starts have been in Dubai, England, United States and Australia.starts have been in Dubai, England, United States and Australia. Defending champion and outstanding French galloper who is than last year – but was stunning Caulfield Cup winner lastthan start last yearwith – but was stunning CupCaulfield winner Cup winner in 2010last start and with a lucklessFrench jockey fourth was sacked last andyear. replaced Brave by leading fourth Melbourne inFrench rider jockey was sacked and replaced by leading Melbourne rider Won American St LegerAustralian-owned two starts back before being but caught English-trainedWon Americanwide in St Leger galloper two starts back whose before lastbeing fourcaught wide in 58kg. Will need luck in running but obvious winning chance.58kg. Will need luck in running but obvious winning chance. Damien Oliver. Sure to run well. Any rain would help. Damien Oliver. Sure to run well. Any rain would help. Caulfield Cup. Has raced solidly in good northern hemisphereCaulfield com Cup.- Has raced solidly in good northern hemisphere com- unbeaten after three starts in Australia. Carrying 59kg – 4.5kg moreFRA FRA Caulfield Cup last start andFRA has been backed into favourite sinceFRA his ENG pany but draw no help startshere and haveothers lookbeen better. inENG Dubai,pany butEngland, draw no help United here and States others look and better. Australia. than33261 last yearDunaden – but was stunning Caulfield (16) Cup 59 winner last start with French32664 jockey Americain was sacked and replaced by(12) leading 58 Melbourne rider Won33510 American Jakkalberry St Leger two starts back before (19) being 55.5caught wide in 58kg. Will need luck in running but obvious winning chance. $7 Damien Oliver. Sure$7 to run well. Any rain would help. $6 $6 Caulfield Cup. Has raced$ 51solidly in good northern hemisphere$ com51 - 7h Nicobar-La Marlia by Kaldounevees. Trainer:Craig WilliamsMikel Delzangles, DRAWN BY:Craig Williams DRAWN BY: Damien8h Dynaformer-America Oliver by DRAWNArazi. Trainer: BY:Damien Alain Oliver de Royer Dupre, DRAWN BY: Colm O'Donoghue DRAWN ColmBY: O'Donoghue7h Storming Home-ClabaDRAWN Di San BY: Jore by Barathea. Trainer: Marco FRA FRA ENG pany but draw no help here and others look better. France. 34 starts, 10 wins, 16 placings, A$7,085,611. 01 01 France. 33 starts,02 11 wins, 8 placings, A$5,923,677. 02 03 Botti, England.03 25 starts, 10 wins, 5 placings, A$1,577,283. Defending champion and outstanding French galloper who is Cup winner in 2010 and a luckless fourth last year. Brave fourth in Australian-owned but English-trained galloper whose last four unbeaten after three starts in Australia. Carrying 59kg – $4.5kg7 more 21233 Red Cadeaux (18) 2123355.5 Red CadeauxCaulfield Cup(18) last 55.5 start and 39996has been Winchester backed into favourite$ (22) since6 55.5 his39996 Winchester (22) 55.5 36240 Voilastarts Ici have (13) been 55 in Dubai,36240 England, Voila United Ici States (13) and 55 Australia.$51 Craig Williams DRAWN BY: 7g Cadeaux Genereux-ArtisiaDamien by Peintre Celebre. Oliver Trainer:7g Ed Cadeaux Dunlop, Genereux-Artisia by PeintreDRAWN Celebre. Trainer: BY: Ed Dunlop, 8h Theatrical-Rum Charger by Spectrum. Trainer: John 8hSadler, Theatrical-Rum Charger by Spectrum.Colm Trainer: O'Donoghue John Sadler, 8h Daylami-Fair Hope DRAWNby Barathea. Trainer: BY: Peter Moody,8h Melbourne. Daylami-Fair Hope by Barathea. Trainer: Peter Moody, Melbourne. 01 than last year – but was stunning Caulfield Cup winner last start with England. 30 starts, 6 wins, 13 placings, A$1,564,214 England. 3002 starts, 6 wins, 13 placings,French A$1,564,214 jockey was sacked andMelbourne. replaced 29 starts, by 6 leading wins, 9 placings, Melbourne A$1,766,235. riderMelbourne. 29 starts, 6 wins, 9 placings, A$1,766,235. 0332 starts, 13 wins, 11 placings,Won AmericanA$1,725,792. St Leger32 twostarts, starts 13 wins, 11back placings, before A$1,725,792. being caught wide in 58kg. Will need luck in running but obvious winning chance. Trained in England, owned in Hong Kong and ridden by anTrained Australian. in England, owned in HongDamien Kong and ridden Oliver. by an Sure Australian. to run well.Former Any American rain galloper would who help. was a multiple Group I winnerFormer on American turf. galloper who was a multiple Group I winner on turf. Former Italian galloperCaulfield who produced Cup. two good Has runs raced in MelbourneFormer solidly Italian galloperin good who northern produced two hemisphere good runs in Melbourne com- FRA Just beaten last year and has had better preparation thisJust year. beaten last year andFRA has had better preparation this year. Yet to be placed in four Australian starts and badly drawn.Yet Has to be been placed in four Australian starts and badly drawn. Has been before fading ENG badly in Caulfieldpany but Cup. drawBest form no has help beenbefore herewhen fadingable and badly others in Caulfield look Cup. better. Best form has been when able Barrier draw is a concern but a quality stayer who just needsBarrier luck draw in is a concern but a quality stayer who just needs luck in running on but needs to improve on recent efforts. running on but needs to improve on recent efforts. to dictate the pace in small fields and might need rain. Unlikelyto dictate to theget pace in small fields and might need rain. Unlikely to get the running to race well. Leading chance. the running to race well. Leading chance. run to suit here. run to suit here. ENG ENG AUS AUS AUS AUS 21233 Red Cadeaux (18) 55.5$7 39996 Winchester (22) 55.5$ 6 36240 Voila Ici (13) 55 $51 Craig Williams DRAWN7g Cadeaux Genereux-ArtisiaBY: by Peintre Celebre.
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