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Cameron Happ dissects the Underwood Stakes meeting from Caulfield – Racenet
Russian Camelot was the star attraction stamping himself as the one to beat in everything, on a day when a number of horses put their hand up as potential GI winners over the pointy end of the Spring carnival.
Russian Camelot was the star attraction stamping himself as the one to beat in everything, on a day when a number of horses put their hand up as potential Group 1 winners over the pointy end of the Spring Carnival.
The inside section was inferior, but overall the track played extremely well after receiving almost 19mm of rain overnight. We had winners up on pace and when tempo allowed there was no issue storming home from the back. Surprisingly, there were only two outright favourites win on th…
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