Looking for information on Australian race horse Late Show?
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Unfortunately, I only found one reference to a horse with a similar name and it was called Late Late Show. Is that the horse you are referring to?\n\nAnd the race Late Late Show was in was already over so there are no recent details about the horse.\n\nSorry.
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Dont back - lay the horses, its the only way to make money from racing. Contact me if you are interested. The favourite, Dabbers Ridge, will NOT win the 3.20
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You can get them from following links.. and yes dont forget to select my answer as best answer.... :-)\nAustralian Innings..\nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/15334984/Aus_5th_ODI_30_min_Aus_Inngs_Highlights.wmv.html\n\nSouth African Innings...\nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/15401070/Sa_V_Aus_5th_ODI_30_min_SA_Inngs_Highlights.wmv.html
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Well if you know the name of the horse go to pedigreeonline.com it really helps or try aqha.com and look in the books on that web page hope it helps!!!!!\n~good luck~
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http://stanjames.teamtalk.com/StanJames/Ashes_Popup\nhttp://www.cricketworld.com/radio/
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You can catch it on ABC Aussie radio or BBC Aussie.!!!\nGo Australia.!!!
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Try the website below you can find a full list of race meetings by date:\n\nhttp://www.britishhorseracing.com/goracing/racing/fixtures/find_a_meeting.asp\n\nHope this helps
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.funtrivia.com/quizzes/sports/oceania/australia.html
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My family and I compete here in Ontario. The important horse shows in Canada are organized by Cadora or the Canadian Equestrian Federation. There should be organizations like this in Australia too. Call some boarding stables in your area. Maybe take a few lessons. Ask around. Once you find the website, the organization should have the whole season's schedule, so you can pick and choose the shows you would like to compete in. Try googling. Hope you find what your looking for. Best of luck in competition!
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www.bluescopestell.com.au\nAUSTRALIAN CONTINENT
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One of the best international race mares retired last year.  Her name was Maykbe Diva and she ran in Austalia.  She is most famous for winning the Melbourne Cup three years in a row - a feat no other horse in history has done.  The Melbourne Cup is Australia's most coveted championship race - similar to the Breeder's Cup Classic in America.  Overall Makybe Diva raced 36 times, winning 15 and earning a US equivalent of over $10 million.  For more information, check http://www.pedigreequery.com/makybe+diva\n\nIn American racing, one of the best mares of recent years was named Azeri.  She was named US Horse of the Year in 2002, and won the Eclipse Award for Champion Older Mare in 2002, 2003 and 2004.  She retired as the leading money earning mare with more than $4 million bankrolled.  She won 11 consecutive races in 2002-2003 and overall won 11 G-1 races.  Her information can be viewed at http://www.pedigreequery.com/azeri\n\nLast year's Eclipse Award winning mare was named Ashado, who also won the 3yo Eclipse Award in 2004.  Ashado is generally not considered a 'great' mare but she was very consistant and earned over $3 million.  None of the mares currently racing are considered particularly good.  The current Eclipse Award winning filly in training is named Smuggler, she has lost both her starts this season.  The Kentucky Oaks winning filly is named Lemons Forever but her win in that championship race was a very big upset.  The mare mentioned earlier, Gorella, has a great deal of talent and has competed with some success against males but still has much to prove to be considered 'great'.
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Yeah... Dogtanian and the Muskehounds. It was on in the UK years ago. I remember watching it!
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Try news sites. I see it on my tele every night.\nhttp://media.smh.com.au/?rid=18150&sy=smh&source=smh.com.au%2F&t=628151&ie=1&player=wm7&rate=195&flash=1
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http://www.tabinfo.com.au/springcarnival/Audio/aud io.aspx?Page=media\nCheers and good Luck
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Shire horses.\n\nThe Shire is the largest – and among the oldest – of the British horse breeds.\n\nFor more dtails look here..\nhttp://www.rarebreeds.co.nz/shire.html
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Watch 5 Takes on the Travel Channel, MOnday nigts at 8pm. They are touring the Pacific Rim and they are currently in Australia. You can also check them out at 5takes.com. Happy travelling.\n\nCheers!
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You can subscribe to the Thoroughbred Times or you could log onto ThoroughbredTimes.com and search, page by page. There is also a stallion directory on the web page of Thoroughbred Times which lists, some with photo's, every stallion standing at stud. That stallion directory will tell you the name of the farm where the horse is standing at stud. You may write or telephone that particular farm and discuss your intentions with them and ask to get in touch with the owner of the horse. \n\nYou may go to the library and retrieve, by exact date, any date from any publication, including the New York Times-Sports section, Blood Horse (which also has a web site), Sports Illustrated, etc., for a particular horse, i.e., Secretariat in the winners circle wearing a wreath. \n\nThe racetrack within your community running their racing  program, public relations office, may also be another way of getting photo's of horses with winning wreaths around their necks. If you are looking for any horse with a wreath around his neck, try visiting any racetrack with a high digitaL camera, 4MP or greater with a zoom lense-without a flash (so as not to scare or frieghten the horse) and snap away. Check with the security office or the racing secretary's office before you take your camera to the racetrack and talk to them as to your intentions.\n\nBarnes and Noble may also carry books and publications on horses who have won races. Laura Hillenbrand wrote an excellent book on Seabiscuit which was made into an oscar nominated film. Blockbuster may also carry films on horses and films of famous races. \n\nAlso, Set Your VCR-DVD recorder on Kentucky Derby day on the first weekend in May or any other race telecasted within your community-state on the date the race is televised. Download the DVD onto your computer and print out the horse with a wreath around its neck.