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Horse sold by King Charles wins Melbourne Cup thriller

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“Horse sold by King Charles wins Melbourne Cup thriller”

Dubai: A horse once owned by King Charles produced a stunning late surge to claim victory in the 166th Melbourne Cup at Flemington on Tuesday. Point of Law, a three-year-old colt sold by the British monarch for an undisclosed fee earlier this year, secured the biggest win of his career in just his sixth competitive appearance. With Australian jockey Ethan Brown in the saddle, Point of Law charged through the field before accelerating past his rivals in the closing 100 metres. Zahrann finished…

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