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Tycoon Hums Home And Heads For A Spell – Horse Betting
John McArdle knows Tycoon Humma’s family inside and out and he thinks the best strategy for the undefeated two-year-old filly is to send her for a spell.
Tycoon Humma, ridden by Jamie Mott, wins the Very Special Kids Plate at Flemington.
John McArdle will eschew chasing further two-year-old riches during the autumn with Tycoon Humma despite her keeping her undefeated record intact.
Tycoon Humma, by boom stallion Capitalist, flew home to grab Kallos and win the Very Special Kids Plate (1000m) at Flemington on Saturday to take her record to two starts for two wins.
“She’s a nice filly but I think she’s looking for the paddock now,” McArdle said.
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