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Andrew Mathieson
Australian equestrian’s biggest prize is firmly in the grasp of Tasmanian riders entering the prestigious Tom Quilty Gold Cup on Saturday.
The arduous ride over its 160-kilometre course returns to the North East of the state for the first time in six years.
The top Tasmanians have a recent stranglehold on the premier endurance event of its kind, starting at midnight.
Brooke Brown-Cordell, of Tunnel, and Debbie Grull, of Staverton, earned a Tasmanian quinella in the 2017 Cup.
Lebrina neighbours Bella Pickering and Kirstie Lockhart were remarkably the first two in the country across the line for the junior division...
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