September Stakes (1992) Hardwicke Stakes (1993) Underwood Stakes (1994) Melbourne Cup (1994) AJC Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1995) C F Orr Stakes (1995) Craiglee Stakes (1995)
Awards
Australian Horse of the Year (1994-95)
Last updated on 23 June 2007
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