The huge push for Port Louis wasn’t far off landing in the Moet & Chandon Champagne Stakes (1600 metres) but in the end, it was Captivant that took out the Group One – Port Louis opened $34 on Wednesday and came in for support right throughout the week – Saturday morning, $15 was still available but by the time the race rolled around, $5 was on the table Read full article
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