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SANDOWN-LAKESIDE
PERFECT BLISS HCP
Race 2 - 1,200 m
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CLAY HERO HCP
Race 3 - 1,200 m
BIG DADDY COOL
KENVAIN HCP
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Derby Bound
Palm Trilogy (photo by Greg Irvine) is Derby bound after a dominant win at Cranbourne on Sunday.
Yet another Darley galloper has emerged as a Classic contender from the Freedman Camp, with Palm Trilogy bullishly scoring a win over 2025m at Cranbourne on Sunday.
"He'll follow the same route as Stockade did last year." Said a satisfied Lee Freedman "He'll take on the Geelong Classic and then into the Derby. Funnily enough I had him pencilled in as my Derby hope after he won his maiden at Bendigo in May; which has since produced the winners Excelltastic and Rock Home Late."
Freedman went on to say "Darley's Racing Manager (Trevor Lobb) has continually suggested that this colt reads the papers . . . . Not a week has gone by, when he hasn't tried to get himself into trouble and he is very lucky to have made it thus far!"
A son of the Darley shuttle stallion Dubai Destination by Kingmambo, this strapping colt could yet make it to the mark as a future stallion if his performance continues to rise. He is the second foal of the Stakes performed Danehill mare Dubai Ice, who is in fact half sister to Patinack's Murtijill and the 3rd season stallion Bradbury's Luck.
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| Article Date | Title |
|---|---|
| 2nd January, 2009 | Expensive I was, but good I am - Marchelle Belle |
| 29th December, 2008 | Mais Oui! Another Stakes Winner |
| 20th December, 2008 | Another Exceed youngster destined for better things |
| 15th December, 2008 | The Slade Bloodstock Honour Roll for December |
| 12th December, 2008 | Convicted to life of hard toil in the Colonies |
| 4th December, 2008 | An Awesome Foursome for Dunn & DLF |
| 27th November, 2008 | Rewarded with a Double, but it is in fact a Treble! |
| 27th November, 2008 | Not only do you get Lee's experience |
| 19th November, 2008 | Freedman's gallopers set Reset alight |
| 17th November, 2008 | Champ Lee Freedman takes standing count - Herald Sun |
Danny Power was Lee's former Racing Manager and his review of the Magic Millions (on www.thethoroughbred.com.au) from the Hunter Valley should leave cash rich buyers salivating!
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The Freedman brothers took a decision in 2002 to switch from a metropolitan training regime to a unique environment on the Mornington Peninsula - they built the world-class complex known as Markdel
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