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1stDeny Knowledge6yo by Pride of Dubai × The Paris ShrugA$ 600,000
2ndMr Brightside7yo by Bullbars × LilahjayA$ 180,000
3rdAtishu7yo by Savabeel × PosyA$ 90,000
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Deny Knowledge
PurseA$ 1,000,000
To the winnerA$ 600,000
Distance2000 metres
Winning time2m 01.40s
SurfaceTurf · Good(3)
Conditions3-year-olds and up
Runners8

Stories of this Result

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Result

8 runners · prize money to 8th place
PosHorseJockey · TrainerMarginPrize
1stDeny Knowledge7yo mare by Pride of Dubai × The Paris ShrugMark ZahraAnthony & Sam FreedmanA$ 600,000
2ndMr Brightside7yo gelding by Bullbars × LilahjayCraig A WilliamsBen, Will & JD Hayes0.75A$ 180,000
3rdAtishu7yo mare by Savabeel × PosyJames McDonaldChris Waller1.5A$ 90,000
4thAdelaide River5yo gelding by Australia × Could It Be LoveBen MelhamKris Lees4.5A$ 45,000
5thCoco Sun4yo mare by The Autumn Sun × Miss HufflepuffBlake ShinnT & C McEvoy6.25A$ 25,000
6thKalapour8yo gelding by War Command × KaladenaDamian LaneKris Lees9A$ 20,000
7thVow And Declare9yo gelding by Declaration Of War × GeblitztW J EganDanny O'Brien19A$ 20,000
8thJennilala5yo mare by Shalaa × RosarianDeclan BatesCiaron Maher44A$ 20,000

Pedigree of the winner

As of race day 12.10.24
Deny Knowledge
The Paris ShrugDamby Manduro
DamThe Paris Shrug

Deny Knowledge is one of two winners out of The Paris Shrug (Manduro), who won over 1m½f at Dundalk and is a half-sister to Big Orange (Duke Of Marmalade), winner of the Gr.1 Gold Cup at Royal Ascot.

Second damMiss Brown to You

Second dam Miss Brown to You (Fasliyev) was a winner.

Third damAlmaaseh

Third dam Almaaseh (Dancing Brave) produced Military Attack (Oratorio), Horse of the Year and champion middle-distance horse in Hong Kong and also a Group 1 winner in Singapore, and Almaty (Dancing Dissident), winner of the Gr.3 Molecomb Stakes, Ireland's champion 3-year-old sprinter of 1996 and later a sire.

Wider family

Another daughter of Almaaseh is the dam of Red Cadeaux (Cadeaux Genereux), who won stakes races in Hong Kong, Ireland and the UK, among them the Gr.1 Hong Kong Vase, and finished second three times in the Gr.1 Melbourne Cup. The fourth dam Al Bahathri (Blushing Groom) won the Gr.1 Irish 1,000 Guineas.

Connections

All winners since 2020

YearWinnerTrainer / JockeyOwner / BreederVideo
2023Alligator BloodAll Too Hard × Lake SuperiorGai Waterhouse & Adrian BottTimothy ClarkG Harvey, Mrs R Simpson & J A SimpsonGerry Harvey
2022AnamoeStreet Boss × AnamatoJames CummingsJames McDonaldGodolphinGodolphin
2021ProbabeelSavabeel × Far FetchedJamie RichardsBrett PrebbleB J Lindsay Mnzm & Mrs J E A LindsayGarry Chittick
2020Arcadia QueenPierro × ArcadiaG & A WilliamsWilliam PikePeters Investments Pty LtdBob and Sandra Peters

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