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DALE WEBSTER, The Weekly Times
September 20, 2016 7:00am
JULIE Woods will become the oldest Victorian to ride in Australia’s toughest endurance horse race next month when she mounts up at the age of 80 for the Tom Quilty Gold Cup.
Ms Woods rode her first “100-miler” when she was 50 and if she completes the course successfully on October 8 she will collect her sixth Quilty buckle.
With her at the starting line for the first time will be her sister, Lois Sharam, who is making her Quilty debut at age 75...
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