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Keith Dryden will win his 8th Canberra Trainers Premiership tomorrow when racing returns to Thoroughbred Park.

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More than a racecourse, Thoroughbred Park hosts an ever-increasing number of community events ranging from small corporate events to significant conferences and festivals.

Joe Pride trained a double. Jeff Penza and Nick Heywood both rode doubles.

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Four-year-old mare Light Press has been a revelation since joining Garry Kirkup’s stable in early-2023, registering four wins and five places in her 12 starts for the Canberra Trainer.

• CRC is a not-for-profit community Club, responsible for Thoroughbred Racing in the ACT. • Thoroughbred Racing in the ACT accounts for over 500 full-time equivalent local jobs. • The CRC has operated at Thoroughbred Park since 1961 and holds a lease for the lands until 2100.

A not-for-profit community Club, the Canberra Racing Club (CRC), is in the advanced stages of its master plan which includes over 3,200 homes, build-to-rent social housing, commercial uses and a vibrant racing and entertainment precinct for Canberra’s future.

As we anticipated the track played fair and there were some hot finishes. Jack Martin booted home three winners. Keith Dryden trained a double.

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Positioning on the speed was a big advantage. Training honours were evenly shared. Apprentice Coriah Keatings booted home two winners. Apprentice riders won five of the six races.

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