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While I generally agree that “a good big horse will always beat a good little horse,” I feel the word “always” should be amended to “most of the time”.
In the “big horse” category we have the mighty mare Black Caviar.
But among the little horses I wish to mention two outstanding champions of the past, both a bit smaller than average.
They are Tulloch, the 1957 Caulfield Cup winner, and Light Fingers, the 1965 Melbourne Cup winner who ran second the following year to the great Galilee.

Garry Mills
Glenroy (Vic)

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Wednesday 17 April

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