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BALLARAT
ASSOC FIBROUS PLASTERERS (62)
Race 5 - 1,000 m
HEX
CAULFIELD
BMW CAULFIELD AUTUMN CLASSIC
Race 3 - 1,800 m
SPECTER
SPORTINGBET OAKLEIGH PLATE
Race 6 - 1,100 m
FIRST COMMAND
PATINACK FARM BLUE DIAMOND STK
Race 7 - 1,200 m
ARMED FOR ACTION
CARLTON DRAUGHT P. YOUNG STKS
Race 8 - 1,800 m
LUCAS CRANACH
TBV MANNERISM STAKES
Race 9 - 1,400 m
FOLLONICA
MATAMATA
REID & HARRISON LTD SLIPPER
Race 5 - 1,200 m
OCKHAM'S RAZOR
CAULFIELD
PATINACK FARM BLUE DIAMOND STK
Race 7 - 1,200 m
ARMED FOR ACTION
Almost for Lucas
Lucas Cranach performed brilliantly to finish third behind Dunaden in the Group 1 Emirates Melbourne Cup.
Jockey Corey Brown gave the German import a wonderful ride, and the game little horse gave his all in response.
"Perhaps the issues we had with his hoof for the past three weeks cost him in the end, but he ran a great race," trainer Anthony Freedman said.
"If you offered me any horse from the Cup to train in the next 12 months, I'd take Lucas Cranach. He's a very good horse."
Lucas Cranach will go for a well-earned spell, although an autumn programme hasn't been mapped out. The obvious options include the Group 1 Australian Cup (2000m, Flemington) and the Group 1 The BMW (2400m, Rosehill).
"He has a turn of foot, so he might be a Cox Plate horse next spring," Freedman said.
Pictured is Lucas Cranach (checked cap), Dunaden (1st, yellow) and Red Cadeaux (2nd, red cap) - courtesy of Slattery Media Group (photo by Sean Garnsworthy).
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| Article Date | Title |
|---|---|
| 23rd February, 2012 | Smokin' at Sandown |
| 23rd February, 2012 | Tassie win for Warrior |
| 15th February, 2012 | Anthony Freedman buys at Perth sales |
| 6th February, 2012 | Armed For Action for New Zealand |
| 30th January, 2012 | Freedman wins NZ's richest race |
| 17th January, 2012 | Smashing Magic Millions colts |
| 9th January, 2012 | Employment opportunities at Markdel |
| 20th December, 2011 | New German import for Markdel |
| 5th December, 2011 | Freedman's hot run for Darley |
| 25th November, 2011 | Looking at Outdoor for an Oaks |
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