Dulcify

It always is.

There's Dulcify going back.

It'll be before your time, Trev.

But I remember Dulcify as a young fella and Brent Thompson.

But, yeah, it's a great race.

It'll be so again today.

$4.50 when she won her first Cox Plate.

Would you like another crack at those? But yeah, that was, it's just that track, isn't it? It's, it's, somebody here in the text has mentioned Dulcify, who won by seven lengths, I think.

Dulcify won his Cox Plate by.

Then the following Saturday, he won the McKinnon by a short I've had, I think, from a horse called Chivalry.

And of course, tragically broke down.

It was the last one.

Oh, a horse called Dulcify.

A hat called Dulcify might have been the other one.

One by seven legs.

Bob Jones from Lang Warren.

It was first run in 1869 and then named after McKinnon a little bit later.

Rising Fast, Tullock, Tobin Bronze, Farlap, Dulcify, Better Loosen Up, Let's A Lope, Lonro, So You Think, like a huge catalogue of just amazing horses in Australia's history, have all won the McKinnon Stakes.

So, McKinnon comes from a pretty noble family, very remarkable line of McKinnons.

The suburb of McKinnon, out in the southeast of Melbourne, takes its name from his family.

And she's super well found in betting, but she is obviously one of the key chances.

Five-year-old color could improve out of the Dulcify from sixteen hundred meters.

Think she's suited going up in trip and one of the other better roughies in the race I thought was nine Refuse To Curtsey.

Won well at Kilmore.

Yep

... who won at Dulcify and then was runner-up in a Gloaming.

Y- you just...

I'm not gonna go on and on about it, but you just look at all her races.