Dublin Down (2c Exceedance x Dublin Lass (O'reilly)) for T & C McEvoy. Flemington race 1
MM Gold Coast Yearling Sale Vendor: Edinburgh Park, Wingham, NSW; Buyer: McEvoy Mitchell Racing/Belmont Bloodstock Agency (FBAA) $370,000
Exceedance - New Winner
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