War Decree Stakes
New Zealand | FEATURE RACE GUIDE
Previous War Decree Stakes Winners
| Date | Horse | Jockey | WT | Trainer | BP |
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ORIGIN OF LOVE
(AUS)
3F SNITZEL (AUS) - RE EDIT (AUS) CAMELOT (GB) |
JOE DOYLE | 55.0 | MARK WALKER & SAM BERGERSON | 2 |
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HE'S LUCID
(NZ)
3G CONTRIBUTER (IRE) - BIG DREAMER (NZ) NO EXCUSE NEEDED (GB) |
LILY SUTHERLAND | 57.0 | KEVIN MYERS | 7 |
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BURN TO SHINE
(NZ)
3G SO YOU THINK (NZ) - SMOULDER (NZ) TRADITIONALLY (USA) |
J PARKES | 57.0 | STEPHEN MARSH | 2 |
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DISS IS DRAMATIC
(NZ)
3F DISSIDENT (AUS) - OUR DRAHMA QUEEN (NZ) DARCI BRAHMA (NZ) |
TINA COMIGNAGHI | 55.0 | L LATTA | 4 |
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NOVERRE
(NZ)
3C SAVABEEL (AUS) - MAGIC DANCER (NZ) RIP VAN WINKLE (IRE) |
J D LAKING | 56.5 | JAMIE RICHARDS | 5 |
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VITESSE BO
(NZ)
3F PROISIR (AUS) - CISSY BOWEN (NZ) COLOMBIA (NZ) |
T R MOSELEY | 54.5 | BEN FOOTE | 9 |
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SHERWOOD FOREST
(AUS)
3G FASTNET ROCK (AUS) - CHASING MAMMON (AUS) GIANT'S CAUSEWAY (USA) |
T N HARRIS | 56.5 | TONY PIKE | 11 |
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THE CHOSEN ONE
(NZ)
3C SAVABEEL (AUS) - THE GLITZY ONE (AUS) FLYING SPUR (AUS) |
M CAMERON | 56.5 | MURRAY BAKER & ANDREW FORSMAN | 8 |
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EVER LOYAL
(AUS)
3G SEBRING (AUS) - MISS LUCILLE (AUS) RORY'S JESTER (AUS) |
J L WADDELL | 56.5 | TONY PIKE | 13 |
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DANCES WITH DRAGON
(NZ)
3G SAVABEEL (AUS) - AROUND THE CLOCK (AUS) GALILEO (IRE) |
M CAMERON | 56.5 | STEPHEN AUTRIDGE | 3 |
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RISQUE
(NZ)
3F DARCI BRAHMA (NZ) - SO EXPLICIT (NZ) STRAIGHT STRIKE (USA) |
M MCNAB | 54.5 | STEPHEN AUTRIDGE | 5 |
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