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Oh Baby! Arthur's lands big gamble down to odds-on
The gambled-on Arthur’s Baby takes the five- and six-year-old mares’ maiden for owner-trainer Mark McNiffCredit: Healy Racing
The opening division of the Gain Feeds and Vaughan Family five- and six-year-old mares’ maiden saw the gambled-on Arthur’s Baby take victory for owner-trainer Mark McNiff.
Supported from 8-1 down to 4-5 favourite, Arthur’s Baby took the eye in running on the inner under Johnny Barry, who sent the towering daughter of Oscar through to challenge four out.
The five-year-old was in front before the third-last and went on to beat newcomer Emily Roebling by two lengths.
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