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HAIL SAFFIE BUT WAAR’S QUICKER

John Anthony clocks quickies at Doncaster - and Arc hope is the pace ace

IT was fantastic to see one of racing’s final glass ceiling’s cracked by Saffie Osborne becoming the first woman to win a Classic but it’s fair to say that the St Leger wasn’t a vintage renewal.
Winner HIGHWAYMAN clocked just a 94 which is what you might expect from a top handicapper or Listed performer. Saying that, he very much looks a work in progress and he has the look of a horse that will improve as he gets older. Trainer Joseph O’Brien may aim him at the Melbourne Cup a...

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