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Svanosio eyes third straight Maori Mile with Arcee Phoenix

Chris Svanosio’s connection with the Maori Mile on Bendigo Cup night runs deep.

One of his first major career highlights came in the Group 1 when he drove Sparkling Success for John Meade, and years later the famous trotting feature has become a defining part of his story.

Chris Svanosio, now a 500-win trainer, returns to Bendigo with superstar trotter Arcee Phoenix, known as Ray at home, aiming for a third straight Aldebaran Park Maori Mile victory.

With champion mare Keayang Zahara providing the ultimate test and Bendigo Cup night ushering in Victoria’s Summer of Glory carnival, Bronte Nieuwenburg caught up with Svanosio as he prepares for another crack at one of the sport’s most coveted races.

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