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The horse, the prep, the race itself — how to win the Melbourne Cup

3 November 2024
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The horse, the prep, the race itself — how to win the Melbourne Cup
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Kerrin McEvoy, a successful jockey, won his first Melbourne Cup in 2000 on Brew, despite starting from the widest barrier. The international presence in the Melbourne Cup has increased over the years, with horses from various countries achieving victory, including American, French, and German-bred winners. McEvoy’s second Melbourne Cup win came in 2016 aboard the German-bred Almandin, showcasing the diverse range of winners in the prestigious race.

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