Karaka Million
New Zealand | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous Karaka Million Winners
| Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
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VELOCIOUS
(AUS)
2F WRITTEN TYCOON (AUS) - PARMALOVE (AUS) SNITZEL (AUS) |
JAMES MCDONALD | 55.0 | STEPHEN MARSH | 7 |
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TOKYO TYCOON
(NZ)
2G SATONO ALADDIN (JPN) - ALL ABOUT THE COIN (AUS) STARCRAFT (NZ) |
CRAIG ZACKEY | 57.0 | MARK WALKER | 13 |
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LORD DYNASTIC
(NZ)
2C ALMANZOR (FR) - MEIR (NZ) VOLKSRAAD (GB) |
O P BOSSON | 56.5 | JAMIE RICHARDS | 4 |
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ON THE BUBBLES
(AUS)
2G BRAZEN BEAU (AUS) - MORE BUBBLES (AUS) SEBRING (AUS) |
J PARKES | 56.5 | JAMIE RICHARDS | 14 |
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COOL AZA BEEL
(NZ)
2C SAVABEEL (AUS) - COOL 'N' SASSY (AUS) TESTA ROSSA (AUS) |
O P BOSSON | 56.5 | JAMIE RICHARDS | 2 |
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PROBABEEL
(NZ)
2F SAVABEEL (AUS) - FAR FETCHED (NZ) PINS (AUS) |
O P BOSSON | 54.5 | JAMIE RICHARDS | 14 |
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AVANTAGE
(AUS)
2F FASTNET ROCK (AUS) - ASAVANT (NZ) ZABEEL (NZ) |
O P BOSSON | 55.0 | STEPHEN AUTRIDGE | 5 |
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MELODY BELLE
(NZ)
2F COMMANDS (AUS) - MELEKA BELLE (NZ) IFFRAAJ (GB) |
O P BOSSON | 54.5 | STEPHEN AUTRIDGE | 3 |
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IMPERIAL WIN
(NZ)
2G IFFRAAJ (GB) - STRAY (NZ) TALE OF THE CAT (USA) |
DANIELLE JOHNSON | 56.5 | STEPHEN MCKEE & EDDIE CHIPPENDALE | 1 |
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HARDLINE
(NZ)
2G SHOWCASING (GB) - MIDNIGHT BREAKER (NZ) HOUSEBUSTER (USA) |
D J BROWNE | 56.5 | LIAM BIRCHLEY | 9 |
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VESPA
(NZ)
2C ELUSIVE CITY (USA) - MISS AVALON (IRE) FANTASTIC LIGHT (USA) |
MARK DU PLESSIS | 56.5 | JOHNO BENNER | 4 |
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RUUD AWAKENING
(AUS)
2F BERNARDINI (USA) - DAWN ALMIGHTY (AUS) DANEHILL (USA) |
CRAIG WILLIAMS | 54.5 | STEPHEN MARSH | 7 |
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CHOICE TREASURE
(NZ)
2C ANY SUGGESTION (AUS) - SHADOW RAY (JPN) GROOM DANCER (USA) |
CRAIG WILLIAMS | 56.5 | ANTHONY FREEDMAN | 12 |
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FORT LINCOLN
(AUS)
2G CHARGE FORWARD (AUS) - BELLE TOUJOURS (NZ) FLYING SPUR (AUS) |
J K RIDDELL | 56.0 | L LATTA | 1 |
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SISTER HAVANA
(NZ)
2F GENERAL NEDIYM (AUS) - ULTIMA VITA (AUS) CANNY LAD (AUS) |
S KATSIDIS | 54.5 | LIAM BIRCHLEY | 1 |
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THE HECKLER
(AUS)
2G LUCKY OWNERS (NZ) - COMEDY CAFE (AUS) RORY'S JESTER (AUS) |
M RODD | 56.0 | MURRAY & BJORN BAKER | 2 |
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VINCENT MANGANO
(NZ)
2G NO EXCUSE NEEDED (GB) - RATIONABLE (NZ) HOUSEBUSTER (USA) |
V A COLGAN | 56.0 | PETER MCKAY | 14 |
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CROSSYOURHEART
(NZ)
2F SHOW A HEART (AUS) - RED CENTURY (NZ) CENTAINE (AUS) |
MS N L COLLETT | 53.0 | RICHARD COLLETT & SHANE HAPETA | 1 |
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ROMA
(NZ)
2F ROSSINI (USA) - KNOCKMEOUT (NZ) KINGDOM BAY (NZ) |
M B WENN | 57.0 | C MCNAB | 6 |
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