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Captivant wins Champagne Stakes after spell in paddock cut short – Racenet
This has to go down as one of the training masterstrokes of the year – Captivant being pulled out of a spelling paddock for a Group 1 success at Royal Randwick.
This has to go down as one of the training masterstrokes of the year Captivant being pulled out of a spelling paddock for a Group 1 success at Royal Randwick.
Peter Snowden, who trains in partnership with son, Paul, revealed the unlikely backstory to Captivant’s exciting win in the $500,000 Moet & Chandon Champagne Stakes (1600m).
Snowden had sent Captivant for a short break with the plan to aim the colt at the Brisbane winter carnival.
But when news filtered through last Saturday that Anamoe, who…
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