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This Irish billionaire lost more than $2 million on the Melbourne Cup. He’ll still be back

Publié par The Age · Australie il y a 1 h

The Irish contingent will head home without the result they wanted, but they welcome the challenge that comes with racing against Australia’s best trainers in the Melbourne Cup.

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This Irish billionaire lost more than $2 million on the Melbourne Cup. He’ll still be back

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