Caulfield training centre faces closure within five years
Deal struck to extend racing for 65 years
Brave Smash, by the obscure Tosen Phantom, wins the Group 1 Futurity Stakes at CaulfieldCredit: Vince Caligiuri (Getty Images)
In Tuesday's issue of ANZ Bloodstock News, Caulfield-based stables will be forced to move away from the metropolitan training centre after the Melbourne Racing Club announced that training would cease at the venue within five years.
Also, high-class mare Houtzen has benefited from a four-week break in the lead-up to Friday night's Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
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