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    • We have a general admission area like no other planned for the TAB Karaka Millions and there really is nothing general about it. Keep reading to find out what’s in store for our GA pals…….pssst this year GA tickets gain you access to the TAB Karaka Millions afterparty! How gooood!! Of course as per, you’re very welcome to hang out in the usual GA spots of the Newmarket Room or the outdoor seating of the Ellerslie Stand and there’ll still be plenty of space for your picnic blankets/chairs on the lawns adjacent to the stabling complex. Remember you can also bring along your own picnic food, unopened non-alcoholic beverages and as always under 15’s are free admission. A note for TAB account holders who can usually gain access to TAB Winning Post on racedays, this area will be exclusively reserved on TAB Karaka Millions night for a private function.
    • General Admission $50pp (or $60pp on the day)
    • Top Darwin jockey Sonja Logan aboard Queen In The North, trained by husband Tom Logan, after the five-year-old mare made it three straight wins at Fannie Bay on Saturday. Picture: Caroline Camilleri (Fotofinish Racepix) In-form Darwin jockey Sonja Logan celebrated a winning treble at Fannie Bay on Saturday. Logan saluted on Queen Of The North and Crown Waters for husband and trainer Tom Logan before claiming a narrow win aboard Phil Cole’s Lord Fenrir. Queen In The North was the $2.25 favourite with online bookmakers over 1300m at 0-64 level and Crown Waters started at $4.80 over 1200m in 0-58 grade, while Lord Fenrir won over 1000m in the BM54 ranks at $2.60. It was three straight wins for the five-year-old mare Queen In The North, who continues to produce powerful late finishing bursts after winning at the 13th attempt in Darwin on December 14 before saluting again on January 4. Crown Waters, a four-year-old mare, was making her NT debut after posting a second from five starts in Victoria from July-October. Lord Fenrir made it two wins in a row – albeit narrowly yet again – after prevailing on December 28. Logan’s last Darwin treble was Melbourne Cup Day in 2022. She came close to making it four wins on Saturday when Chris Pollard’s No I’m Not ($5) finished a close second in the 1200m maiden. For Tom Logan, it was another double after achieving the feat on October 5 and November 29. Cole secured a winning double for the third straight meeting after Conclave Prince delivered over 1200m at 0-70 level; he now has 18 wins for the season. Gary Clarke leads the way on 22 in the Top End and Country trainers’ premiership, while Tom Logan is third with 10. Jarrod Todd is ahead in the jockeys’ premiership with 18 wins from Sonja Logan, who has 14 in the bank. Trainer Jason Manning and jockey Vanessa Arnott combined to win the maiden with Carat Time, while Wayne Davis made it three wins from the last three meetings since returning from injury after piloting Conclave Prince. Conclave Prince, fifth in the Palmerston Sprint (1200m) in August, was a first-up fourth following a spell over 1100m in open company a fortnight ago. Lumping 61kg, the five-year-old gelding did a great job catching Chole Baxter’s $2.80 favourite La Boqueria, who carried 54.5kg courtesy of Olivia Kendal’s 2kg claim, in the closing stages to win by just under a length. It was a tough day for Baxter and Kendal as Siberian Larch succumbed to Lord Fenrir by a short half-head. Horse racing news View the full article
    • 'coasters' are a loyal lot, the 3 meetings are a good excuse to head back to coast!  
    • GISW Johannes (Nyquist) has emerged from his victory in the GII San Gabriel Stakes with bone bruising and will need time off, Camilla Yakteen tweeted on X Friday. A three-quarter-length winner of that graded contest for trainer Tim Yakteen, his fifth in a near perfect 2024 season blemished only by a game second in the GI FanDuel Breeders' Cup Mile, Johannes will be given time off to heal and will resume his 2025 campaign once fully recovered. “Coming out of the San Gabriel Stakes, Johannes developed a mild case of bone bruising,” said Yakteen in the tweet. “As always, Tim and the owners, Debby and Joe McCloskey, will put Johannes first and give him the necessary time off to fully recover before resuming his 2025 campaign.” The post Johannes Sidelined with Bone Bruising after San Gabriel Victory appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article
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