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Biscay takes Chariots but turns down Miracle Mile start

Regally-bred four-year-old Bay Of Biscay earned an invitation but connections were quick to turn down a Miracle Mile start following a spectacular effort to win Saturday night’s $250,000 Cordina Chicken Farms Chariots Of Fire at Club Menangle.

Minutes earlier star reinsman Cameron Hart became the first back-to-back winner of this great race for four-year-olds.

And he won it at at the start, crossing straight to the front and giving nothing else a chance as he scored a comfortable one and a half metre win over Queenslander Charge Ahead (Rob Morris) with polemarker Major Hot (Cameron Fitzpatrick) a plucky third, just ahead of the fast-finishing Our Luciano.

The winner rated a slashing 1:49 and Hart suggested the son of Somebeachsomewhere deserved that win.

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Photo: Club Menangle

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