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AUSTRALIA (Racing Season July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007) Pt I—AUS A.D. H-Bel AUSTRALIA (Racing season July 1, 2006 - June 30, 2007) RACE PURSE AGE/SEX DISTANCE TRACK (AUS Dollar) (Meters & Surface Type) A.D. Hollindale S. (GCTC) G2 ............300,000 ............3up ..............1800 T ..............Gold Coast A.J. Moir / Schweppes S. (MVRC) G2 ......200,000 ............3up ..............1000 T ........Moonee Valley A.J. Scahill S. (WATC) G3 ..................100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ......................Ascot A.J.C. Australian Derby (AJC) G1 ....1,925,000 ............3yo ..............2400 T ................Randwick A.J.C. Australian Oaks (AJC) G1 ........660,000 ............3yo f ............2400 T ................Randwick A.R.Creswick S. (VRC) (L)..................100,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T..................Sandown A.V. Kewney S. (VRC) G2 ..................300,000 ............3yo f ............1600 T..................Caulfield Adelaide Cup (SAJC) G2......................400,000 ............3up ..............3200 T............Morphetville Adelaide Guineas (SAJC) (L) .............. 75,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T............Morphetville Adrian Knox S. (AJC) G3 ....................150,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ................Randwick Ajax Quality S. (STC) G2 ....................150,000 ............3up ..............1500 T ..................Rosehill Alexandra S. (MVRC) (L) ....................100,000 ............3yo f ............1600 T ........Moonee Valley Alister Clark S. (MVRC) G2 ................175,000 ............3yo c/g ........1600 T ........Moonee Valley All-Aged S. (AJC) G1 ..........................380,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ................Randwick Angst Quality H. (AJC) (L) ..................100,000 ............4up m ..........1400 T ................Randwick Angus Armanasco S. (MELBRC) G2 ..175,000 ............3yo f ............1600 T..................Caulfield Anniversary Vase (MELBRC) (L)........100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T..................Caulfield Apollo S. (STC) G2 ..............................250,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ..................Rosehill Aquanita S. (WATC) (L) ........................50,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ......................Ascot Ascot Gold Cup (WATC) (L) ................50,000 ............3up ..............2200 T ......................Ascot Ascot H. (QTC) (L) ................................75,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ..............Eagle Farm Ascot Vale S. (VRC) G1 ......................500,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Asian Beau S. (WATC) G3 ..................100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ......................Ascot Aspiration S. (AJC) (L) ........................100,000 ............3up f/m ........1600 T ................Randwick Auraria / Lakewood Stud S. (SAJC) G3......100,000 ............3yo f ............1800 T............Morphetville Aurie's Star H. (VRC) (L) ....................100,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Australasian Oaks (SAJC) G1 ..............250,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ..........Morphettville Australia Day Cup (AJC) (L)..................70,000 ............3up ..............2400 T ................Randwick Australia Day S. (WATC) (L) ................50,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ......................Ascot Australian Cup (VRC) G1..................1,000,000 ............3up ..............2000 T..................Caulfield Australian Cup Carnival S. (VRC) (L) ........100,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Australian Guineas (VRC) G1 ..............750,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ..............Flemington Autumn S. (MELBRC) G3 ..................125,000 ............3yo ..............1400 T..................Caulfield Bagot H. (VRC) (L) ..............................150,000 ............O..................2400 T..................Caulfield Bagguette / Gilgai S. (VRC) G3 ..........250,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Balaklava Cup (BALRC) (L)..................75,000 ............3up ..............1600 T ................Balaklava Ballarat Cup (BTC) (L) ........................110,000 ............3up ..............2200 T ....................Ballarat Barton S. (MELBRC) (L) ....................100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T..................Sandown Batman H. (VRC) (L) ..........................150,000 ............3yo ..............1800 T ..............Flemington Beaufine S. (WATC) (L) ........................50,000 ............3up ..............1000 T ......................Ascot Belgravia S. (WATC) (L) ......................50,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Belle Of The Turf S. (GRC) (L) ..........100,000 ............3up f/m ........1600 T....................Gosford Belmont Classic (WATC) (L) ................50,000 ............3yo ..............2200 T ..................Belmont Belmont Guineas (WATC) (L) ..............50,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ..................Belmont Belmont Newmarket (WATC) (L)..........50,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Belmont Oaks (WATC) (L) ....................50,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ..................Belmont Belmont Sprint (WATC) G3 ................100,000 ............2up ..............1400 T ..................Belmont 1-6 Pt I—AUS Ben-Cen Bendigo Cup (BJC) (L) ........................147,000 ............3up ..............2400 T ..................Bendigo Bernborough H. (BTC) (L) ..................200,000 ............3up ..............1615 T ................Doomben Bill Ritchie H. (AJC) G3 ......................100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ................Randwick Birthday Card S. (STC) (L) ..................100,000 ............3up f/m ........1200 T ..................Rosehill Birthday Cup (SAJC) (L)........................50,000 ............3up ..............1800 T ..........Morphettville Birthday / Salinger S. (WATC) (L) ........50,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Blamey S. (VRC) G2 ............................350,000 ............3up ..............1600 T..................Sandown Bletchingly S. (MELBRC) G3..............100,000 ............3up ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Bloodhorse Breeders S. (VRC) G3 ......100,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Prelude (MELBRC) G3 ......125,000 ............2yo c/g ........1100 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Prelude (MELBRC) G3 ......125,000 ............2yo f ............1100 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Preview (MELBRC) (L) ....100,000 ............2yo c/g ........1000 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Preview (MELBRC) (L) ......100,000 ............2yo f ............1000 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond S. (MELBRC) G1......1,000,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Bob Hoysted S. (VRC) (L) ..................100,000 ............4up ..............1200 T..................Sandown Bobbie Lewis Quality (VRC) G3..........200,000 ............4up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Bolton Sprint H.G. (WATC) (L) ............50,000 ............2up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Boronia / Kevin Hayes S. (MELBRC) (L)....100,000 ............3yo f ............1200 T..................Caulfield Boulder Cup (KRC) (L) ..........................90,000 ............3up ..............1760 T................Kalgoorlie Bow Mistress Trophy (TRC) (L) ............80,000 ............3up ..............1200 ........................Elwick Breeders' Classic (AJC) G3 ..................100,000 ............4up m ..........1200 T ................Randwick Breeders' Plate (AJC) (L)........................75,000 ............2yo c/g ........1000 T ................Randwick Breeders' S. (SAJC) G3 ........................100,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T ..........Morphettville Brian Crowley S. (AJC) (L)....................80,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ................Randwick Bribie H. (QTC) (L)................................65,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..............Eagle Farm Bright Shadow Quality (BTC) (L)........100,000 ............3up ..............1200T ..................Doomben Brisbane Cup (QTC) G2 ......................500,000 ............3up ..............3200 T ..............Eagle Farm Brisbane H. (QTC) (L)............................75,000 ............3up ..............1600 T ..............Eagle Farm BTC Classic (BTC) G3 ........................100,000 ............3yo ..............1350 T ................Doomben BTC Cup (BTC) G1..............................300,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ................Doomben BTC Sprint (BTC) G3 ..........................125,000 ............3up ..............1350 T ................Doomben Bunbury Cup (BRC) (L) ......................100,000 ............3up ..............2200 T ..................Bunbury Bunbury S. (BRC) (L) ............................60,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ..................Bunbury Burgess Queen S. (WATC) (L) ..............50,000 ............3yo f ............1400 T ......................Ascot C.B. Cox S. (WATC) G2 ....................175,000 ............3up ..............2400 T ......................Ascot C.E. McDougall Plate (QTC) (L)..........100,000 ............2yo f ............1200 T ..............Eagle Farm
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