By AAP The racing community is heading back to the track following the death of an apprentice jockey after a fall during routine trackwork a day earlier. Mikaela Claridge, 22, died from undisclosed injuries suffered when she fell from her horse during routine trackwork on Friday. Officials had called off Friday’s Pakenham… Read More » Read full article
Victoria races back on after jockey death
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