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AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA (Racing Season August 1, 2012 - July 31, 2013) Pt I—AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA (Racing season August 1, 2012 - July 31, 2013) RACE PURSE AGE/SEX DISTANCE TRACK (AUS Dollars) (Meters & Surface Type) Adelaide Cup (SAJC) G2......................400,000 ............3up ..............3200 T ..........Morphettville Adelaide Guineas (SAJC) (L) ................80,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ..........Morphettville A.D. Hollindale S. (GCTC) G2 ............300,000 ............3up ..............1800 T ..............Gold Coast Adrian Knox S. (ATC) G3....................125,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ................Randwick Ajax Quality S. (ATC) G2 ....................175,000 ............3up ..............1500 T ..................Rosehill A.T.C. Australian Derby (ATC) G1....1,500,000 ............3yo ..............2400 T ................Randwick A.T.C. Australian Oaks (ATC) G1 ......550,000 ............3yo f ............2400 T ................Randwick A.J. Moir S. (MVRC) G1......................350,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ........Moonee Valley A.J. Scahill S. (WATC) G3 ..................125,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ......................Ascot Albury Cup (ARC) (L)..........................170,000 ............3up ..............2000 T ....................Albury Alexandra S. (MVRC) (L) ....................120,000 ............3yo f ............1600 T ........Moonee Valley Alinghi (MELBRC) (L) ........................100,000 ............2up f/m ........1100 T..................Caulfield Alister Clark S. (MVRC) G2 ................200,000 ............3yo c/g ........2040 T ........Moonee Valley All-Aged S. (ATC) G1..........................400,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ................Randwick Andrew Ramsden S. (VRC) (L)............200,000 ............3up ..............3200 T ..............Flemington Angst S. (ATC) (L) ..............................100,000 ............4up m ..........1400 T ..................Rosehill Angus Armanasco S. (MELBRC) G2 ......................................................220,000 ............3yo f ............1400 T..................Caulfield Anniversary Vase (MELBRC) (L)........120,000 ............3up ..............1400 T..................Caulfield Anzac Day H. (VRC) (L)......................120,000 ............2yo ..............1400 T ..............Flemington Apollo S. (ATC) G2..............................250,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ..................Rosehill Aquanita S. (WATC) (L) ........................80,000 ............3yo ..............1800 T ......................Ascot A.R. Creswick S. (VRC) (L) ................125,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Ascot Gold Cup (WATC) (L) ................80,000 ............3up ..............1800 T ......................Ascot Ascot H. (BRC) (L) ................................80,000 ............3up ..............1300 T ..............Eagle Farm Ascot Vale S. (VRC) G1 ......................500,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Asian Beau S. (WATC) G3 ..................125,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ......................Ascot Aspiration S. (ATC) (L)........................100,000 ............3up f/m ........1600 T ................Randwick Auraria S. (SAJC) G3 ..........................115,000 ............3yo f ............1800 T ..........Morphettville Aurie's Star H. (VRC) G3 ....................150,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Australasian Oaks (SAJC) G1 ..............350,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ..........Morphettville Australia Day Cup (ATC) (L) ..............100,000 ............3up ..............2400 T ........Warwick Farm Australia Day S. (WATC) (L) ................80,000 ............3up ..............1100 T ......................Ascot Australian Cup (VRC) G1..................1,000,000 ............3up ..............2000 T ..............Flemington Australian Guineas (VRC) G1 ..............600,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ..............Flemington Autumn S. (MELBRC) G2 ..................220,000 ............3yo ..............1400 T..................Caulfield A.V. Kewney S. (VRC) G2 ..................500,000 ............3yo f ............1400 T ..............Flemington Bagot H. (VRC) (L) ..............................120,000 ............open ............2800 T..................Caulfield Baguette S. (VRC) G2 ..........................250,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Balaklava Cup (BALRC) (L)..................80,000 ............3up ..............1600 T ................Balaklava Ballarat Cup (BTC) (L) ........................130,000 ............3up ..............2200 T ....................Ballarat Barton S. (MELBRC) (L) ....................100,000 ............3up ..............1400 T..................Caulfield Batman H. (VRC) (L) ..........................150,000 ............3yo ..............1800 T ..............Flemington Beaufine S. (WATC) (L) ........................80,000 ............2up ..............1000 T ..................Belmont Begonia Belle S. (VRC) (L)..................150,000 ............3up m ..........1100 T ..............Flemington Bel Esprit S. (MELBRC) (L) ................100,000 ............2up ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Belgravia S. (WATC) (L) ......................80,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ......................Ascot 1-7 Pt I—AUSTRALIA Belle of the Turf S. (GRC) (L)..............100,000 ............3yo f ............1600 T....................Gosford Belmont Classic (WATC) (L) ................80,000 ............3yo ..............2200 T ..................Belmont Belmont Guineas (WATC) (L) ..............80,000 ............3yo ..............1600 T ..................Belmont Belmont Newmarket (WATC) (L)..........80,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Belmont Oaks (WATC) (L) ....................80,000 ............3yo f ............2000 T ..................Belmont Belmont Sprint (WATC) G3 ................125,000 ............2up ..............1400 T ..................Belmont Bendigo Cup (BJC) (L) ........................200,000 ............3up ..............2200 T ..................Bendigo Bernborough H. (BRC) (L) ..................200,000 ............3up ..............1615 T ................Doomben Bill Ritchie H. (ATC) G3......................125,000 ............3up ..............1400 T ................Randwick Birthday Card S. (ATC) G3 ..................125,000 ............3up f/m ........1200 T ..................Rosehill Birthday Cup (SAJC) (L)........................80,000 ............3up ..............2000 T ..........Morphettville Birthday S. (WATC) (L) ........................80,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont B.J. McLachlan Plate (BRC) G3 ..........150,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T ................Doomben Black Opal S. (CRC) (L) ......................250,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T ..................Canberra Blamey S. (VRC) G2 ............................220,000 ............3up ..............1600 T ..............Flemington Bletchingly S. (MELBRC) G3..............150,000 ............3up ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Prelude (MELBRC) G3 ......................................................150,000 ............2yo c/g ........1100 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Prelude (MELBRC) G3 ......................................................150,000 ............2yo f ............1100 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Preview (MELBRC) (L)......................................................120,000 ............2yo c/g ........1000 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond Preview (MELBRC) (L)......................................................120,000 ............2yo f ............1000 T..................Caulfield Blue Diamond S. (MELBRC) G1......1,000,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Blue Sapphire S. (MRC) (L) ................100,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T..................Caulfield Bob Hoysted S. (VRC) (L) ..................120,000 ............4up ..............1000 T ..............Flemington Bobbie Lewis Quality (VRC) G3..........150,000 ............4up ..............1200 T ..............Flemington Bolton Sprint (WATC) (L) ....................80,000 ............2up ..............1200 T ..................Belmont Boronia S. (MELBRC) (L) ..................100,000 ............3yo f ............1200 T..................Caulfield Boulder Cup (KRC) (L) ........................100,000 ............3up ..............1760 T................Kalgoorlie Bow Mistress Trophy (TRC) G3 ..........150,000 ............3up f/m ........1200 T......................Hobart BRC Sprint (BRC) G3 ..........................125,000 ............3up ..............1350 T ................Doomben Breeders' Classic (ATC) G2..................175,000 ............4up m ..........1200 T ........Warwick Farm Breeders' Plate (ATC) (L) ....................100,000 ............2yo c/g ........1000 T ................Randwick Breeders' S. (SAJC) G3 ........................115,000 ............2yo ..............1200 T ..........Morphettville Brian Crowley S. (CTATTC) (L) ........100,000 ............3yo ..............1200 T ................Randwick Bribie H. (BRC) (L)................................80,000 ............3up ..............1200 T ................Doomben Bright Shadow Quality (BRC) (L)........100,000 ............3up f/m ........1200 T ................Doomben Brisbane
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