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Trainers urge early call as Kembla Grange meeting in doubt
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Clouds hovering: With Saturday's Kembla Grange meeting moved to Newcastle, Tuesday's raceday is also in doubt after another week of rain. Picture: Robert Peet
Luke Price launches spring assault on the Golden Eagle
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Loved and nurtured: Luke Price is determined to look after star filly Jamaea in their quest for Group 1 glory. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Lazzarini eyeing a Big Dance on first Tuesday in November
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Optimistic: Kembla Grange trainer Brett Lazzarini. Picture: Anna Warr
Rain has Kembla Grange trainers looking to Sydney sky
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Assessing his options: Kembla trainer Kerry Parker. Picture: Adam McLean
Everest still an option, but Price keeping open mind for Count De Rupee's spring
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Hard to handle: Luke Price has experienced a frustrating campaign with star gelding Count De Rupee. Picture: Adam McLean
After years of delays, Kembla Grange track upgrade inches closer
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Starting signal: Peter De Vries is confident track upgrades to Kembla Grange are imminent. Picture: Adam McLean
Bateup's $3000 yearling returns to where journey began in search of more black-type success
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Stakes winner: Monegal is chasing a second black-type victory on Saturday. Picture: Getty Images
Group 1 glory first goal for Count De Rupee before attention turns to the Everest
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Twin ambitions: Owners Bruce (left) and Ken Noble with their star gelding Count De Rupee. The horse will race for Group 1 glory on Saturday. Picture: Sylvia Liber
Prices chasing Inglis riches on opening day of Scone carnival
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Pursuing success: Kembla trainer Luke Price. Picture: Adam McLean
Price star Count De Rupee on track for Doomben 10,000 despite soggy forecast
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On track: A wet week in Brisbane is unlikely to stop Count De Rupee contesting the Doomben 10,000. Picture: Adam McLean

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