Golden Slipper Day was back to its best with 21,093 patrons at Rosehill on Saturday absorbing Group 1 racing with a massed vibe complemented by an autumn blast of heat – the goliaths of the thoroughbred world duked it out and even for these mammoth, well-resourced operations there were firsts. Read full article
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