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Japanese stayer Admire Rakti wins Caulfield Cup

Japanese seven-year-old stayer Admire Rakti came from well back in the pack after the first half of the race to win the 2,400-meter Caulfield Cup by half a length on Saturday

The Jakarta Post
Melbourne
Sat, October 18, 2014 Published on Oct. 18, 2014 Published on 2014-10-18T15:32:08+07:00

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Japanese stayer Admire Rakti wins Caulfield Cup

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apanese seven-year-old stayer Admire Rakti came from well back in the pack after the first half of the race to win the 2,400-meter Caulfield Cup by half a length on Saturday.

Ridden by Zac Purton, Admire Rakti defeated Rising Romance and Lucia Valentina in one of the key lead-up races to the Melbourne Cup.

Winning trainer Tomoyuki Umeda says the horse "had a handicap of 58 kilograms and wasn't sure about it but he clearly likes Australia. If everything goes well, hopefully his luck keeps going to the Melbourne Cup."

Purton will ride Admire Rakti again in the 3,200-meter Melbourne Cup, Australia's richest and most prestigious horse race, on Nov. 4.

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