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    7- EMIRATES MELBOURNE CUP 3200 M
    Of $5,000,000 and $100,000 trophies. 1st $3,000,000 and trophies of $80,000 to owner $8,500 to trainer $8,500 to jockey $3,000 to strapper, 2nd $750,000, 3rd $375,000, 4th $200,000, 5th $125,000, 6th $110,000, 7th $110,000, 8th $110,000, 9th $110,000, 10th $110,000. Starter Subsidy: $170 for non-prize earning runners. (GROUP 1). No allowances for apprentices.

    No Horse Trainer Ballot Wgt
    1 VIVA PATACA (GB) John Moore 1 59
    2 YEATS (IRE) Aidan O'Brien 2 59
    3 SCORPION (IRE) Aidan O'Brien 3 58.5
    4 EREMEIN Allan Denham 4 58
    5 JAMBALAYA (CAN) Catherine Day-Phillips 5 57.5
    6 SKY CONQUEROR (CAN) Darwin Banach 6 57.5
    7 POMPEII RULER Mick Price 7 57
    8 SEPTIMUS (IRE) Aidan O'Brien 8 57
    9 TAWQEET (USA) David Hayes 9 56.5
    10 LAVEROCK (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 10 56
    11 BLUE MONDAY (GB) David Hayes 11 55.5
    12 XCELLENT (NZ) Michael Moroney 12 55.5
    13 BELLAMY CAY (GB) Dermot K Weld 13 55
    14 BLUTIGEROO Colin Little 14 55
    15 CASUAL PASS Mathew Ellerton 15 55
    16 GALLIC (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 16 55
    17 RAILINGS Roger James 17 55
    18 STAGE GIFT (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 18 55
    19 BEST ALIBI (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 19 54.5
    20 FORMAL DECREE (GER) Saeed Bin Suroor 20 54.5
    21 OBRIGADO (FR) Neil Drysdale 21 54.5
    22 EFFICIENT (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 22 54
    23 FIUMICINO (NZ) John Hawkes 23 54
    24 HEADTURNER John Hawkes 24 54
    25 SPHENOPHYTA (NZ) Lee Freedman 25 54
    26 BLUE KSAR (FR) Saeed Bin Suroor 26 53.5
    27 FALSTAFF (IRE) Lee Freedman 27 53.5
    28 ICE CHARIOT Ron Maund 28 53.5
    29 MAYBE BETTER Brian Mayfield-Smith 29 53.5
    30 MIGHTY (GB) Jane Chapple-Hyam 30 53.5
    31 TUNGSTEN STRIKE (USA) Amanda Perrett 31 53.5
    32 VIVA MACAU (FR) John Moore 32 53.5
    33 ZIPPING Graeme Rogerson 33 53.5
    34 ACTIVATION (NZ) Dale Sutton 34 53
    35 ADMIRAL'S CRUISE (USA) Brian Meehan 35 53
    36 BLACK TOM David Hayes 36 53
    37 CHAMPS ELYSEES (GB) Andre Fabre 37 53
    38 MARSH SIDE (USA) Michael Dickinson 38 53
    39 MISS FINLAND David Hayes 39 53
    40 PURPLE MOON (IRE) Luca Cumani 40 53
    41 TACIT AGREEMENT (USA) Danny O'Brien 41 53
    42 BADDAM (GB) Mike Channon 42 52.5
    43 EMPIRES CHOICE (NZ) Bart Cummings 43 52.5
    44 GROWL (NZ) Almond Lee 44 52.5
    45 KOCAB (GB) Andre Fabre 45 52.5
    46 LEICA FALCON Richard Freyer 46 52.5
    47 CINQUE CENTO Peter G Moody 47 52
    48 FOXHAVEN (GB) Patrick Chamings 48 52
    49 KING OF ASHFORD (NZ) Lee Freedman 49 52
    50 LAZER SHARP David Hayes 50 52
    51 MANDELA (NZ) Richard Yuill 51 52
    52 ON A JEUNE Peter Montgomerie 52 52
    53 SCENIC SHOT Daniel Morton 53 52
    54 SCRIPTWRITER (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 54 52
    55 SOULACROIX (GB) Lee Freedman 55 52
    56 FOORAM (NZ) John O'Shea 56 51.5
    57 MALDIVIAN (NZ) Mark Kavanagh 57 51.5
    58 NEWPORT Paul Perry 58 51.5
    59 PRINCE ARTHUR Bart Cummings 59 51.5
    60 SARRERA Michael Moroney 60 51.5
    61 TESTAFIABLE David Kelly 61 51.5
    62 TUESDAY JOY (NZ) Gai Waterhouse 62 51.5
    63 TURBO LINN (GB) Alan Swinbank 63 51.5
    64 ANAMATO David Hayes 64 51
    65 ANNENKOV (IRE) Peter G Moody 65 51
    66 BOOK OF MUSIC (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 66 51
    67 CRIME SCENE (IRE) Saeed Bin Suroor 67 51
    68 DRACS BACK Darren Weir 68 51
    69 EXPUNGE Mick Price 69 51
    70 ISTA KAREEM (NZ) Colin Little 70 51
    71 NEW KID IN TOWN (NZ) Lee Freedman 71 51
    72 NO WINE NO SONG Kevin Moses 72 51
    73 RESPECT (NZ) Paul Cave 73 51
    74 SIRMIONE Bart Cummings 74 51
    75 STORMHILL Tim Martin 75 51
    76 DOURO VALLEY Danny O'Brien 76 50.5
    77 ESKIMO QUEEN (NZ) Michael Moroney 77 50.5
    78 GLISTENING (GB) Lee Freedman 78 50.5
    79 HARD TOP (IRE) Michael Stoute 79 50.5
    80 LACHLAN RIVER (NZ) John Morrisey 80 50.5
    81 LILAKYN (NZ) Guy Lowry 81 50.5
    82 METTRE EN JEU (NZ) Lee Freedman 82 50.5
    83 MUDAWIN (IRE) Jane Chapple-Hyam 83 50.5
    84 PRINCESS COUP Mark Walker 84 50.5
    85 RENA'S LADY Gary Portelli 85 50.5
    86 SCULPTOR (NZ) Peter Mckenzie 86 50.5
    87 TUBULAR BELLS Andrew J Payne 87 50.5
    88 UTILITY (NZ) Pat Carey 88 50.5
    89 VIZ VITAE (NZ) David Hayes 89 50.5
    90 VOLCANIC STAR Tom Hughes 90 50.5
    91 ACCUMULATE (NZ) Bart Cummings 91 50
    92 AFTERSHOCK (NZ) Donna Logan 92 50
    93 AL EILE (IRE) John Queally 93 50
    94 ALL THE GOOD (IRE) Gerard Butler 94 50
    95 ANNA JOY (NZ) Peter G Moody 95 50
    96 ASSENT Graeme Rogerson 96 50
    97 AUTUMN JEUNEY Michael O'Leary 97 50
    98 BAK DA CHIEF (NZ) Darrell Hollinshead 98 50
    99 BALLYGORAN (NZ) Bart Cummings 99 50
    100 BANC DE FORTUNE John Hawkes 100 50
    101 BARLINNIE (NZ) Peter G Moody 101 50
    102 BAUER (IRE) Luca Cumani 102 50
    103 BAY STORY (USA) Brian Ellison 103 50
    104 BLESSED (NZ) Peter G Moody 104 50
    105 BRAVE LANCER (NZ) Neville McBurney 105 50
    106 BRUT FORCE Graeme Rogerson 106 50
    107 BRYANNBO'S GIFT (NZ) Anne-Marie Ruttley 107 50
    108 BUGATTI ROYALE (USA) Peter Morgan 108 50
    109 CANCANELLE Robbie Griffiths 109 50
    110 CAPE BRETON (NZ) Danny Williams 110 50
    111 CAPE KINAVERAL (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 111 50
    112 CARNEGIE DANCER (NZ) Bruce Wallace 112 50
    113 CEEJAY (NZ) Bruce McLachlan 113 50
    114 CEFALU (CHI) Lee Freedman 114 50
    115 CHARACTER (NZ) Peter G Moody 115 50
    116 CHASE THE SUN (NZ) Denise Jeffcoat 116 50
    117 CHINA CAUSEWAY Michael Kent 117 50
    118 CHOLULA (NZ) Brian Mayfield-Smith 118 50
    119 CLASSIC DE LAGO David Hayes 119 50
    120 COCKERELLI (NZ) Troy Corstens 120 50
    121 COMPLETION (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 121 50
    122 CONQUISTADOR (NZ) Bruce Wallace 122 50
    123 DANEVER David Hayes 123 50
    124 DANTE'S PARADISO (NZ) James Bester 124 50
    125 DANZIBAA Paul Perry 125 50
    126 DEACON (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 126 50
    127 DEFINING (GB) Brendan Woodman 127 50
    128 DENTATUS Diane Poidevin-Laine 128 50
    129 DERRINGER John Salanitri 129 50
    130 DESERT MASTER Brian Jenkins 130 50
    131 DESERT MOVE (IRE) Lee Freedman 131 50
    132 DESERT ONSLAUGHT Nigel Blackiston 132 50
    133 DOLPHIN JO Terry & Karina O'Sullivan 133 50
    134 EIGHTH ARMY (NZ) Lee Freedman 134 50
    135 EL CAZADOR Steve Richards 135 50
    136 EMBANK (NZ) Leon Corstens 136 50
    137 EMIRATES SKYLINE (USA) Saeed Bin Suroor 137 50
    138 EQUAL SIGN (NZ) Tony Malseed 138 50
    139 ESKIMO DAN (NZ) Bevan Laming 139 50
    140 EVERSWINDELL (NZ) John Sargent 140 50
    141 EXINITE (NZ) Kris Lees 141 50
    142 EXTEND Graeme Rogerson 142 50
    143 FALSETTO (NZ) Mick Price 143 50
    144 FAME (NZ) Dale Sutton 144 50
    145 FERERONOCHE Sue Jaensch 145 50
    146 FIANCHETTO (NZ) Bart Cummings 146 50
    147 FILANTE EXPRESS Jim Lee 147 50
    148 FIRST WORLD Rick Hore-Lacy 148 50
    149 FOR CRUYFF'S SAKE Mick J Smith 149 50
    150 FOUR POSTER Louise Bonella 150 50
    151 GALISTIC (IRE) Patrick J Flynn 151 50
    152 GALLIONS REACH (NZ) Richard Yuill 152 50
    153 GIANT'S GATE Mack Griffith 153 50
    154 GOD'S HAND Bart Cummings 154 50
    155 GOOD SAMARITAN (NZ) Anthony Cummings 155 50
    156 GRAPHICAL (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 156 50
    157 HIGH HEEL SNEAKERS (GB) Paul Cole 157 50
    158 HITCHCOCK (USA) Aidan O'Brien 158 50
    159 ILLUSTRATION (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 159 50
    160 INSTRUCTOR (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 160 50
    161 INTERLOCKING (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 161 50
    162 ITSTHEONE (NZ) Lee Freedman 162 50
    163 IWANTITALL (NZ) Rick Hore-Lacy 163 50
    164 JAMBEROO Bede Murray 164 50
    165 JOEY JO JO Lee Freedman 165 50
    166 JUNIPER GIRL (IRE) Michael Bell 166 50
    167 KERDEM (IRE) David Hayes 167 50
    168 KINCHARM (NZ) Kevin Moses 168 50
    169 KING IN WAITING (IRE) John Oxx 169 50
    170 KING OF THE SUN Anne-Marie Ruttley 170 50
    171 KITZ LANE (NZ) Lee Freedman 171 50
    172 KOKO BENE Peter Morgan 172 50
    173 LADY ATIRE (NZ) Michael Moroney 173 50
    174 LANCETTIER (ARG) David Hayes 174 50
    175 LOANHEAD (NZ) Damien Williams 175 50
    176 MAGONIUS Lee Freedman 176 50
    177 MAHLER (GB) Aidan O'Brien 177 50
    178 MASTER O'REILLY (NZ) Danny O'Brien 178 50
    179 MASTERCRAFT Leon Corstens 179 50
    180 MOJO PIN Brian Mayfield-Smith 180 50
    181 MONT ALLEZ (NZ) Pat Carey 181 50
    182 MOONLOUSHE (NZ) Peter G Moody 182 50
    183 MR DANE (NZ) Bruce Wallace 183 50
    184 NEW GUINEA (GB) Saeed Bin Suroor 184 50
    185 OH OKLAHOMA Tim Martin 185 50
    186 OUR FLYING BEAUTY Bart Cummings 186 50
    187 OXIGENADA (ARG) David Hayes 187 50
    188 PACINO Clinton McDonald 188 50
    189 PALIO ARCHWAY Brendan McCarthy 189 50
    190 PEERLESS Tim Martin 190 50
    191 PENTECOSTER (NZ) Cliff Brown 191 50
    192 PERFECT DROP Guy Walter 192 50
    193 PEVENSEY (IRE) John Quinn 193 50
    194 PHANTOM AGENT Diane Poidevin-Laine 194 50
    195 PHILOSOPHE (NZ) Kim Waugh 195 50
    196 POST THYME (NZ) Lee Freedman 196 50
    197 PURDE (NZ) David Hayes 197 50
    198 PURE AND SIMPLE (NZ) Michelle Mateara 198 50
    199 RABBUKA Gai Waterhouse 199 50
    200 RAGS TO RICHES (NZ) Liam Birchley 200 50
    201 RED LORD Anthony Cummings 201 50
    202 REGAL CHIVAS Leon Corstens 202 50
    203 RENEWABLE (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 203 50
    204 ROANOKE Anthony Cummings 204 50
    205 SADDLER'S STORY Robbie Laing 205 50
    206 SAMURAI WAY (GB) Luca Cumani 206 50
    207 SANTAGOSTINO Mark Walker 207 50
    208 SCATTERGUN (NZ) Brian Smith 208 50
    209 SEAFARER David Hayes 209 50
    210 SEFRAH (NZ) David Hayes 210 50
    211 SENTIRE (NZ) Robbie Laing 211 50
    212 SEPIA Graeme Rogerson 212 50
    213 SHUAILY (PER) Lee Freedman 213 50
    214 SIR JAMES (NZ) Bart Cummings 214 50
    215 SKIDDAW PEAK Michael Moroney 215 50
    216 SOM TALA (GB) Mike Channon 216 50
    217 SONIC QUEST Lee Freedman 217 50
    218 SOUTHERN COURAGE (NZ) Mick Price 218 50
    219 SPEELBERG (NZ) Troy Corstens 219 50
    220 STAND TALL (NZ) Russell Cameron 220 50
    221 STRATEGIC MOUNT (GB) Paul Cole 221 50
    222 TAIKOREA (NZ) Howie Matthews 222 50
    223 TAKRIYMA (IRE) Michael Kent 223 50
    224 TANGALOOMA (NZ) Kim Waugh 224 50
    225 TAYLLAROO Shane Oxlade 225 50
    226 TEMPLE HILLS (NZ) Peter G Moody 226 50
    227 THE BAVARIAN Colin Little 227 50
    228 THE CHIEFTAIN Guy Walter 228 50
    229 THE FUZZ (NZ) David Hayes 229 50
    230 THE HUNGRY MILE Erwin Takacs 230 50
    231 THE WOLVERINE (NZ) Troy Corstens 231 50
    232 TOMMIFRANCS Gerald Ryan 232 50
    233 TRICK OF LIGHT (GB) Michael Kent 233 50
    234 TRIGONOMETRY David Hayes 234 50
    235 UBERALLES (NZ) Mark Walker 235 50
    236 VALENTINO EDDIE Kerry Parker 236 50
    237 VERCORS (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 237 50
    238 VIETNAM Liam Birchley 238 50
    239 VINDICATING (NZ) Bede Murray 239 50
    240 WATCHES Michael Kent 240 50
    241 WILLIN (NZ) Barry Dunn 241 50
    242 WILLY LEICA Alan Bailey 242 50
    243 WINNERSAREGRINNERS (NZ) David Hayes 243 50
    244 YOLO (NZ) Peter G Moody 244 50
    245 ZATTERO Kris Lees 245 50
    246 ZAVITE (NZ) Anthony Cummings 246 50
    247 ZILZIE (NZ) Peter G Moody 247 50
    248 ZINGARA Cliff Brown 248 50
    249 ZULU KING (NZ) Brian Mayfield-Smith 249 50
    250 BEST BEWARE Lindsey Smith 250 49
    251 BROMLEY (NZ) Graeme Rogerson 251 49
    252 COTHAM Graeme Rogerson 252 49
    253 GUILLOTINE (NZ) David Payne 253 49
    254 LAP OF HONOR (NZ) David Payne 254 49


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    O'Brien leaning towards Scorpion and Mahler although the latter has very little chance of getting in.

    Purple Moon looks a definate for the race as does Belamy Cay.
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    Bellamy Cay is a seriously h34r: horse in this, his shocker in the Irish Leger notwithstanding.

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    Big entry from Godolphin, I guess they really badly want to win this race - who doesn't!
    I can't see any of theirs in with a chance though; whereas Yeats and Septimus do look interesting

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    Interesting to see where Yeats and Septimus go now they have been confirmed non-runners. Will they clash in the staying races or drop to the 1m4f races?

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    Ah, I didn't realise they were def N/R. That makes things even more interesting!

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    I can't see Scorpion coping with the atmosphere on the day at all.

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    Originally posted by Gareth Flynn@Sep 20 2007, 08:55 AM
    I can't see Scorpion coping with the atmosphere on the day at all.
    Agreed... could see him extremely wound up

    Even Yeats got a bit wound up last year which is not like him.
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    Originally posted by Galileo@Sep 20 2007, 01:52 PM
    Interesting to see where Yeats and Septimus go now they have been confirmed non-runners. Will they clash in the staying races or drop to the 1m4f races?
    At least one of them for the Cadran?
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    I take on board the atmosphere of the day but think Scorpion would be better suited to the race than Yeats.

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    My best friend's horse, Douro Valley, won todays Listed Naturalism Stakes over 2000m at Caulfield, guaranteeing him a start in the Caulfield Cup. Should he run in the first 3 he automatically qualifies for the longer edition of the Melbourne Cup.

    So fingers totally crossed, as I might be going to Melbourne for the Cup this year with her!

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    Best of Luck, Grand Armee. What a fantastic opportunity for you and your friend so I hope he does you proud!

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    Very exciting indeed GA! Fingers crossed for the Caulfield Cup...

    As for Yeats and Septimus, I reckon Coolmore might be keen to give Yeats a shot over a mile and a half before they pack him off to stud.. don't really have much to lose..

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    Both Scorpion and Mahler will travel to Melbourne. Steve Baster will ride Mahler if he gets a run while Scorpion will be ridden by Mick Kinane.

    Does Mahler have any chance of getting a run?

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    Looks like Mahler would need 9 runners rated above him to drop out so with Yeats and Septimus not running he would need seven more. It is possible with injuries etc. Purple Moon needs two more to drop out before he gets in.

    3200m Handicap to be run Tuesday 6 November 2007
    Elimination Order - 1st Acceptors as at 18 September 2007

    BENCH- P'MONEY
    MARK SINCE 1/8/05 DATE DETAILS RACE
    Exempt
    1 YEATS (IRE) (Aidan O'Brien) 7 h 59.0 -0.5 $1,371,422 15/09/2007 1st G1 2800m Winner : 2007 Irish St Leger IRE

    Passed ballot clause as of 11 September 2007: Total 71
    2 SCORPION (IRE) (Aidan O'Brien) 6 h 58.5 -1.0 $737,727 1/06/2007 1st G1 2400m Coronation Cup UK
    3 SKY CONQUEROR (CAN) (Darwin Banach) 6 h 57.5 -2.0 $2,164,121 22/07/2007 1st G2 2400m Northern Dancer Breeders Cup CAN
    4 SEPTIMUS (IRE) (Aidan O'Brien) 5 h 57.0 -2.5 $969,993 21/08/2007 1st G2 3280m Londsdale Cup UK
    5 TAWQEET (USA) (David Hayes) 6 h 56.5 -3.0 $2,193,666 21/10/2006 1st G1 2400m BMW-Caulfield Cup
    6 MISS FINLAND (David Hayes) 4 m 53.0 -3.5 $4,240,525 9/11/2006 1st G1 2500m VRC Oaks
    7 EFFICIENT (NZ) (Graeme Rogerson) 4 g 54.0 -4.0 $1,124,025 04/11/2006 1st G1 2500m VRC Derby
    8 BLUE MONDAY (GB) (David Hayes) 7 g 55.5 -4.0 $820,097 22/10/2006 4th $140k 2400m Woodbine International CAN
    9 RAILINGS (Roger James) 6 g 55.0 -4.5 $2,960,450 15/10/2005 1st G1 2400m BMW-Caulfield Cup
    10 BLUTIGEROO (Colin Little) 6 g 55.0 -4.5 $1,793,600 31/03/2007 1st G1 2400m BMW-Tancred Stakes
    11 GALLIC (NZ) (Graeme Rogerson) 8 g 55.0 -4.5 $940,000 14/04/2007 1st G1 3200m Sydney Cup
    12 BELLAMY CAY (Dermot Weld) 6 g 55.0 -4.5 $403,426 22/10/2006 2nd G1 3100m Royal Oak FR
    13 OBRIGADO (FR) (Neil Drysdale) 5 g 54.5 -5.0 $626,786 25/02/2007 1st G2 2400m San Luis Obispo USA
    14 BEST ALIBI (IRE) (Saeed bin Suroor) 5 h 54.5 -5.0 $517,546 2/07/2006 3rd G1 2400m Irish Derby IRE
    15 ANAMATO (David Hayes) 4 m 51.0 -5.5 $903,390 9/11/2006 3rd G1 2500m VRC Oaks
    16 FALSTAFF (IRE) (Lee Freedman) 6 g 53.5 -6.0 $1,272,985 25/03/2006 3rd G1 2400m Sheema Classic UAE
    17 MAYBE BETTER (Brian Mayfield-Smith) 5 g 53.5 -6.0 $868,750 7/11/2006 3rd G1 3200m Emirates Melbourne Cup
    18 ICE CHARIOT (Ron Maund) 5 g 53.5 -6.0 $848,100 7/07/2007 1st G3 3200m Queens Cup
    19 ZIPPING (Graeme Rogerson) 6 g 53.5 -6.0 $815,495 28/10/2006 1st G2 2500m Moonee Valley Gold Cup
    20 RENA'S LADY (Gary Portelli) 4 m 50.5 -6.0 $504,695 11/04/2007 1st G1 2400m AJC Oaks
    21 PRINCESS COUP (Mark Walker) 4 m 50.5 -6.0 $435,311 17/03/2007 1st G1 2400m New Zealand Oaks NZ
    22 LAZER SHARP (NZ) (David Hayes) 4 g 52.0 -6.0 $382,600 6/05/2007 1st G1 2500m SAJC Derby
    23 TUNGSTEN STRIKE (USA) (Amanda Perrett) 7 g 53.5 -6.0 $343,209 2/05/2007 1st G3 3200m Sagaro Stakes UK
    24 ESKIMO QUEEN (NZ) (Michael Moroney) 4 m 50.5 -6.0 $328,811 2/06/2007 1st G1 2400m Queensland Oaks
    25 MIGHTY (GB) (Jane Chapple-Hyam) 5 h 53.5 -6.0 $196,001 6/05/2007 3rd G2 2400m Jockey Club Stakes UK
    26 ACTIVATION (NZ) (Dale Sutton) 6 g 53.0 -6.5 $575,750 7/10/2006 2nd G1 2400m Metropolitan Handicap
    27 BLACK TOM (David Hayes) 7 h 53.0 -6.5 $545,785 1/01/2006 1st G2 3200m Perth Cup
    28 PURPLE MOON (IRE) (Luca Cumani) 5 g 53.0 -6.5 $402,165 3/08/2007 1st LR 2400m Glorious Stakes UK
    29 TACIT AGREEMENT (USA) (Danny O'Brien) 7 g 53.0 -6.5 $372,223 22/07/2006 1st LR 3200m Umphrey Handicap USA
    30 MARSH SIDE (USA) (Michael Dickinson) 5 h 53.0 -6.5 $335,422 22/07/2007 2nd G2 2400m Northern Dancer Breeders Cup CAN
    31 ADMIRAL'S CRUISE (USA) (Brian Meehan) 6 h 53.0 -6.5 $284,437 19/08/2006 1st G3 2700m Geoffrey Freer Stakes UK
    32 LEICA FALCON (Richard Freyer) 6 g 52.5 -7.0 $451,200 8/10/2005 1st G2 2400m Herbert Power Hcp
    33 MAHLER (GB) (Aidan O'Brien) 4 h 50.0 -7.0 $416,064 22/06/2007 1st G3 3200m Queens Vase UK
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    Will all those horses be allowed to run given the virus there? If Mahler managed to sneak in he must surely have a decent chance off that weight if he runs to form?

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    Not sure how the virus will play out.

    Mahler will love the trip but might not have enough toe at the business end of the race.

    I could see him setting it up for Scorpion.
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    They should stick Scorpion right out the back and let him come through the horses.

    Mahler is not a slow horse (do you really need a turn of foot to win a Melbourne Cup), loves fast ground, tough and honest and that weight is too good to be true.

    But he has to get into the race first I guess.

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    Is Miss Finland being aimed at it then?

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    Yes, she was beaten yesterday though.

    9 is not that big a number to fall by the way side. 2 already gone.

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