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Michael Travers rides Miss Ta Ta to victory in the Benchmark 65 Handicap at Thoroughbred Park.

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Miss Ta Ta eyes city

David Polkinghorne Goulburn trainer Mark Gee is set to make his city debut after Miss Ta Ta made it back-to-back wins.

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Punters go for Assail

David Polkinghorne Assail co-owner keeping comeback low key in Saturday's group 3 Sweet Embrace Stakes.

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Young and not-so-young take the spoils

David Polkinghorne Two extremes of the jockey game bookended racing at Queanbeyan on Saturday.

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Everage caps return to Carmody's old haunt

David Polkinghorne Randwick trainer Craig Carmody ''cut his teeth'' as a jockey at Thoroughbred Park in 1984.

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Dale backs Gladius to shine on Flemington's big stage

David Polkinghorne As a happily married father of one, Matthew Dale will have eyes for only one filly at ladies' day at Flemington today.

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Room To Boom is pick as quartet might become duo

David Polkinghorne You could be forgiven for thinking race one at Thoroughbred Park today was Keith Dryden's.

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Olive eyes next spring

David Polkinghorne Canberra yesterday, Melbourne next year.

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Sergi happy as stable star returns to form

David Polkinghorne Diamond To Pegasus was a horse on the rise after winning the listed Canonbury Stakes, but constant injuries meant it's been more than 18 months since his last win.

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Best As Zariz tops class in Canberra

David Polkinghorne The mud might have kept the horses away, but it didn't stop the students from enjoying Canberra's first twilight meeting at Thoroughbred Park yesterday.

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Dryden slams Racing NSW over program

David Polkinghorne Top Canberra trainer Keith Dryden has lashed out at Racing NSW over its programming, saying the governing body was turning provincial racing into ''picnic'' meets to boost entries for its spring...

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Amelia eyes city lights

David Polkinghorne Canberra might have seen the last of Gorgeous Amelia after her comfortable two-length win at Thoroughbred Park yesterday.

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Age is no barrier for Sweeney

David Polkinghorne At an age when most jockeys have long retired, 58-year-old Kevin Sweeney is on the verge of winning his third Canberra jockey premiership today.