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1st Up Cups (David Pires)2nd Arianne (James Winks)
3rd Schockemohle (Luke Currie)4th Gladstone (
Anthony darmanning)
1st concrete Johnny (Raquel Clark)
Repeater for 2nd minutes (David Pires)
Volcano Sky 3rd (Dean Holland)
Two Launceston locals won the top prize at this year's Launceston Cup live fashion event.
Jessica O'Brien will depart on her first overseas trip to Hong Kong after she bought a mint dress online and won the women's prize.
"Winning in six years is exciting," she said . ".
"I have never traveled before, so it will be my first time to leave Australia.
"I may take my partner, but I may not take him or a girlfriend. . .
It would be nice to make a girl's trip.
"After winning the men's wear with Neil Pitt's outfit, Hipp plans to take his girlfriend to Phuket.
I just thought (I'd go for)
"The color this year is a little brighter, just to stand out from others," he said . ". -
Alexandra HUMPHRIES1st hot dip (Bulent Muhcu)
Glow of 2nd Hussy (Michelle Payne)
3rd Ji Shuang Dee (Siggy Carr)
Prince Ji Gee 1st (Brendon McCoull)
2nd Giggs jet (Siggy Carr)
3rd I'm Wesley (
Anthony darmanning)
Pedal 1st steps (David Pires)2nd Nissky (Boris Thornton)3rd Seajamm (Craig Newitt)
The first three games were won by jockey David Pillay and coach Scott Brenton tattoo tenor Matthew Garwood in the rain ahead of the 2016 Launceston Cup show
The Launceston singer will perform several musicals at this year's World Cup.
Garwood said he did not have any special advice on the Cup.
"I'm kind of like the last one --
Minutes, "said Garwood.
"Because I'm going to see the horses, because I'm singing and so on, I'll look at them in the stock and see what happens when they get into the gate.
Garwood will perform the national anthem at 4.
Twenty o'clock P. M. before the contest starts. -
ALICIA BARKER1st electric crimson (David Pires)2nd Speckie (Hailey McCarthy)
3rd stars (
Anthony darmanning)
The weather could be a grizzly bear, but with the opening of the 2016 Launceston Cup, it didn't stop gamblers from passing through the gates of the Mowbray Racecourse.
Marquis is the most popular game of the day.
Shelter the audience who are about to become a wet event.
For the sake of the cold, the dolphin jacket and umbrella are particularly popular.
Hagley's woman, Elizabeth Richards, is ready for any weather, wearing sports rubber boots to match her clothes and charm.
"We 've been in the Cup for 15 years and today is the worst weather we 've ever seen," MS Richards said . ". -
A box of frogs in ALICIA BARKER1st (David Pires)
2nd turtle nest (Kim Moore)
DH 3rd Slinky Malinky (Boris Thornton)
3rd Ford Lad (DH)Craig Newitt)
The rain has gone down and there is no sign of relaxation, but it does not stop the water house Farmer Mandy Gunn from participating in the 15 th Launceston Cup.
Gunn MS said her horse won second place in last year's match, after which she won tickets for Jansz Marquee.
"We are farmers, so we really need rain, so we are very happy," she said . ".
"We are in a big tent so we can relax and enjoy the day.
Ms. Gunn said her tip was a box of frogs for the first game of the day, as well as Geegees Goldengirl and Up cups for the Launceston Cup.
The first game is expected to start by one o'clock P. M.
Customers have been walking at the door for the past hour, and many umbrellas have been lifted high. -
Alexandra Humphries is likely to have showers today.
The weather bureau predicts rainfall between 8 and 20, with a maximum temperature of 21 degrees, North-westerly winds.
The fire hazard is low to medium.
There is a very high UV Alert Level 10 from Level 9 onwards. 50am to 5pm.
There are 220,000 reasons for the local top stayer Up Cup connection to hope that he will win the Launceston Cup in Mowbray on Wednesday.
Not only will they bring home the check for the $120,000 champion, but the extra $100,000 finish in Hobart-
Launceston Cup
The bonus offered by Ubert, a handbag operator in Tasmania state, consists of $50,000 for owners and $50,000 for trainers.
Since the bonus was in place, the Victorian mare Epingle two years ago was the only one to double.
Coach David Bruton said the money would be spent on his seven-mile beach operation if he was lucky enough to get the bonus.
"This will help the wheels turn more smoothly," he said . ".
Bruton is in half.
Retired after winning seven Tasman train premieres between 2006 and 2014, with only a small group of horses.
His five Premier League wins are in partnership with his son Scott, who is now head coach and has two runners in the Launceston Cup.
Scott Brendon expects Gladstone and Orte to run well for a long time, but if either of them wins an unhappy win and is the second-place Cup
In the Launceston Cup, the examiner is ready for the competition, socializing and fashion in the face of champion Chloe Skipper. The 24-year-
After the last game, the old surprise won the game of the year. minute entry.
Miss Skipper, who lives in Relbia, is no stranger to models, and she won the statewide model competition at the age of 15.
She is now a nurse and she says she likes to be able to give back to the community.
"I used to do some models a lot, and Miss captain said:" I think I 've put too much time into work, nursing and helping others recently, so I think I'll do something for myself. ".
"I was lucky enough to be able to help others, and I got a lot of joy out of it, so modeling is a secondary thing.
"As a racing enthusiast and experienced rider, Miss captain poses at home with the stones of the Launceston Cup runner settlers.
After former Launceston jockey Luke Curry's recent success with group 1 in Melbourne, he is confident that he will chase the biggest home --
On Wednesday, he won a state victory in Mowbray's career.
The 34-year-old Curry will be in a Victorian car.
Train stayer Schockemohle in the $200,000 Launceston Cup.
Schockemohle trained by former champion jump rider Brett Scott is the best-
According to Ubet, the supported interstate runners stood firm from $12 to $8. 50.
11 days ago, Currie won Suavito's first group of Orr shares in Caulfield, and he spent almost all his career in Melbourne and overseas.
He won several featured games when he came home occasionally, but did not win the championship twice.
Scott believed that Schockemohle gave Currie a realistic opportunity to open an account, but warned that the jockey had to earn money.
"He is not the easiest horse to ride," the coach said . ".
"He may be a little strong in the run, so Luke has to be careful not to give him enough too early.
"Another small feature of him is that if you let him go too early and he goes too early, he can start waiting for other horses.
"Scott was very satisfied with the inside draw of Schockemohle (barrier 2)
It is expected that gray elding will settle down in the first four or five years.
Since Scott and his partner, Schockemohle has started 19 times.
The main reason to buy him in New Zealand is the potential jump.
"But when we brought him here, we thought he had a bit more to offer in the apartment and he was quite successful," the coach said . ".
"He won more than 2040 m in Mooney Valley, beat David Haiz's convenient horse, and ran a lot of city locations.
"Schockemohle has run more than 2040 at a time and only finished 3 lengths after De Little Engine in Fleming is over 2540.
"That was more than a year ago, but we are very confident that he will run 2400 on Wednesday," Scott said . ".
Scott is best known for the riders of top jumper such as Karasi, St Steven and Foxboy, who also spent many years as a stable foreman for New Zealand's leading coach, John Wheeler.
He retired five years ago.