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23 October 2026

Flemington ‘a big plus’ for Sir Delius’s return to Cox Plate after dramatic scratching

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Flemington ‘a big plus’ for Sir Delius’s return to Cox Plate after dramatic scratching

The five-year-old’s owner remains angry about last year’s controversy but there’s a good reason 2026 could yet be their year.

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