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A 16.3 hand bay stallion by the name of Archer won the inaugural Melbourne Cup of 1861 in a time of 3.52.00, ridden by John Cutts.
Traditionally it is 24 horses. It depends on the final nominations after the Saturday races when the final qualification races are completed. If less than 24 are nominated then all will get in.
The Melbourne Cup is held in Australia; the venue being the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne. It is the annual thoroughbred horse race and is one of the most popular events in the country. It has been nicknames as 'The race that stops a n...
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Although they may live thousands of miles from Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, Australians enjoy the annual Melbourne Cup horserace on the first Tuesday in November. The race is 3200 metres (1.9 miles long), so every second counts and e...
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does anyone know if the time is different for QLD? will it still be 3p.m. qld time?
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I guess, in these austere financial times, the plebs in the carpark may have to settle for a Guinness or three to wash down their prawns, while they watch the race on the big screen. The weather will probably have more effect on the parties...
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I actually went down to melbourne and went to the cup. i had an awesome time. had too many drinks and caught up with heaps of family and friends at the event. it was so much fun!
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Yes. But we should limit the numbers 27%
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Tom Bartholomew: I don't think there is, no. Well for three years we've been up there, it's been fairly full-on, it's not a public holiday of course, but you wouldn't know that when you go down to the local pub-TAB. And this year the scho...
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