Ipswich took centre stage on Saturday with its headline meeting showcasing three standout Listed features, while Randwick and Tauranga each contributed a Listed race of their own.
The progressive mare Kin proved too sharp in the Listed Gai Waterhouse Classic, while the rising 10-year-old Flash Aah, who turned back the clock to produce a stirring late finish and claim the Ipswich Cup.

Saturday Summary: Kin grows the family tree with Gai Waterhouse Classic triumph

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It was a quiet Saturday from a 2 and 3-year-old perspective with no stakes races programmed, but there was an exciting juvenile winner and a handful of promising 3-year-old victors whose names we may hear more in the coming winter months. One of the most promising is Buccleuch, who stormed to victory at Flemington in a dominant effort.

Two and Three-year-old Summary: Buccleuch bounds away at Flemington as part of a four-timer for the Paynes

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