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- Irish Yearlings Day-1: $808k Giant's Causeway Filly
- Irish Yearlings Day-1: $714k Montjeu Colt
- Irish Yearlings Day-1: $510k Sadler's Wells Filly
- Irish Yearlings Day-1: Top Lots
- Irish Yearlings Day-1: $121k Average
- Cassidy Recovering After Surgery To Severed Fingers
- Europeans Appear For 1st Work At Sandown
- Scenic Blast Out Of Quarantine In Japan
- Aust-Bred Encosta Filly Wins In Japan
- 18th Winner For Europe Freshman Antonius Pius
- 3rd Winner For Europe Freshman Big Bad Bob
- Champs Elysees To UK Banstead Manor Stud In 2010
- Kavanagh Re-Appointed Irish Horse Racing CEO
- Louisiana Yearlings Day-1: US$55k Kafwain Colt & Ide Filly
- Louisiana Yearlings Day-1: Average Down 32.9%
- Churchill Plans Permanent Lights For Night Racing
- 6th Winner For US Freshman Sire Bwana Charlie
- 6th Winner For US Freshman Sire Mingun
Cassidy Recovering After Surgery To Severed Fingers
In Sydney, leading jockey Jim Cassidy "is recovering after undergoing lengthy surgery to repair 2 fingers he nearly severed in a gardening accident," reported The Daily Telegraph. Manager Matt Privato confirmed last night: "I spoke to Jim briefly & he seems to be doing pretty well under the circumstances. He hasn't seen the surgeon since the operation, but we are all hoping for some good news." Cassidy, 46, suffered the injuries when he was trimming hedges at his home on Monday & "remains hopeful of making a comeback to the saddle by the end of the year".