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Jockey Jim Byrne rides Rothfire to victory in race 6, the Moet & Chandon Champagne Classic, during Eagle Farm Race Day at Eagle Farm Racecourse in Brisbane, Saturday, May 23, 2020. (AAP Image/Supplied by Michael McInally, Racing Queensland) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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Hot shot Rothfire lives up to hype

Rothfire reminded everyone of why rating experts had him among the nation’s best two-year-olds as Rob Heathcote and Jim Byrne toasted a dominant win in the Champagne Classic.

Jockey Ryan Maloney rode the Toby and Trent Edmonds-trained Jetty to a win in the QTIS Two-Years-Old Handicap (1200m) at the Gold Coast Turf Club on April 17, 2020. Picture credit: Greg Irvine.
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Debut win causes wild celebrations

They sold it for $30,000 and were forced to take it back when the buyer changed his mind. After selling cheap shares to family members and first-time owners, Jetty made his debut by winning on the Gold Coast. Watch the celebrations here.

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Former Security guard now Horse breeder, Peter Trothe,  is on the Gold Coast, looking to make a killing on his own horse, Lot 2225 a Dalakhani Colt, at the Magic Millions National Sales. Picture Glenn Hampson

Bodyguard to the stars of the track

HE’S guarded some of the nation’s biggest equine sport stars, protecting prize-winning racehorses from saboteurs known to sneak into stables of favourites and dope them with “go-slow” drugs.

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Trainer Darren Bell after winning Race 8 with "Falino" at the Caloundra Cup Day at Corbould Park Racecourse. Pics Tara Croser.

Social’s long road to victory

SOCIAL’S win on debut at the Gold Coast was a long time coming. It was nearly a year between the four-year-old mare’s first trial in July 2016 and her win in Saturday’s Maiden Handicap (1100m).

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Starante wins race two at the Gold Coast. Pictures: Trackside Photography.

Starante on the way back

JOHN Smerdon says Starante is showing signs of recapturing her best as the filly today returns to the scene of her first victory on the Gold Coast.

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Scone trainer Greg Bennett and stable hands Katrina Eveleigh and Matt Campbell with Country Championships contenders  Invienna, Clearly Innocent, Chivadahlii and All Summer Long. Picture by Peter Lorimer.

Bennett cheers on Clearly Innocent

FORMER trainer Greg Bennett says he will get as much enjoyment as anyone watching his old stable star Clearly Innocent race in the Group 1 Kingsford Smith Cup at Eagle Farm tomorrow.

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Jeff Lloyd wins on Sun Deck to claim a new record 104 winners in a Queensland Metropolitan season. Photo: Grant Peters, Trackside Photography

Lloyd claims state record

VETERAN Gold Coast jockey Jeff Lloyd has set a Queensland record for the number of wins in a season, aptly aboard a horse trained by his main supporter, Toby Edmonds.

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