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- UK Tatts Yearlings Day-1: $1.045m Galileo Colt
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- UK Tatts Yearlings Day-1: $760k Holy Roman Emperor Filly
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- UK Tatts Yearlings Day-1: Top Lots
- UK Tatts Yearlings Day-1: Average Down 2%
- Maryland Yearlings Day-1: US$117k Malibu Moon Colt
- Maryland Yearlings Day-1: Top Lots
- Maryland Yearlings Day-1: Average Down 19.4%
- California Yearlings: US$120k Tiznow Filly
- California Yearlings: Top Lots
- California Yearlings: Average Down 25.6%
- 1st Winner For Lyndhurst Freshman Hidden Dragon
- Sky To Launch 2 New Racing Channels
- 85 2nd Declarations For Melb Cup
- Profound Beauty Out Of Melb Cup
- Internationals "Step It Up" At Sandown
- Japan Victory Is 4th Win For Freshman Leroidesanimaux
- Tapeta Surface Installed At Meydan
- IFHA 1: Standard World Rules "Absolute Priority"
- IFHA 2: Call For Stakes Races "Without Medication"
- IFHA 3: French Web Betting "Key Issue" for Europe
- IFHA 4: "Great Potential" For Global Co-Mingling
- IFHA 5: Plans For More International Simulcasting
- 17th European Winner For Freshman Shamardal
- 5th Winner For Europe Freshman Sire Doyen
- 2nd Winner For Europe Freshman Sire Westerner
- Heaven Sent Retired To UK Cheveley Park
- US Drug Testing Task Force To Be Formed
- Keeneland November Catalogue Down 17.6%
- 21st Winner For US Freshman Sire Wildcat Heir
- US$8m Mr Sekiguchi Moves To Bridlewood
- US Sire Hear No Evil Moving To Journeyman
- US Sire Costa Rising To Stud At Clear Creek
- 2,000 Wins For Canadian Jockey Husbands
- Vupt Vapt Wins Brazil Gr1 Premio Jockey Club
- Presente Wins Brazil Gr1 Premio Diana
- Catorce De La Fama Wins Chile Gr1 Criterium
- Belle Watling Wins Chile Gr1 Ricardo Lyon
- Peru Victory Is 3rd Win For US Freshman Powerscourt
Presente Wins Brazil Gr1 Premio Diana
Wednesday, 7th October 2009
Also in Brazil, the filly Presente (Know Heights-Go Who, by Jolly Quick) was 2nd-across-the-line by a head but then awarded victory by the stewards (for interference in the straight) in a dramatic climax to the Gr1 Premio Diana (2000m on turf & 3rd leg of Cidade Jardim's Triple Crown for 3YO fillies) in Sao Paulo. Presente (ridden by Joao Moreira for trainer Nelson Lima) defeated Hold Me Tight (Roi Normand-Indian Blossom, by Fred Astaire) who had crossed the line 1st & Queen Shu (Shudanz-Ornella In Love, by Nugget Point). Presente (who finished 4th in each of the initial 2 legs of the Triple Crown) took her overall record to 2 wins from 5 starts.
