trq magazine | winter 2014 | issue 19

COUNTRY CHIC

REVIVING THE SOPHISTICATION

OF PICNIC RACING

YEAR OF THE HORSE

GALLOP FULL FORCE INTO YOUR FUTURE

WIN AN ALFA ROMEO MiTo

AT FA S H I O N AT T H E R AC E S

TRQ T H E R AC E S Q UA R T E R LY S A | W I N T E R 20 14

4 FASHION FORECAST Kate Freebairn

6 NEWS FROM THE RACES Proud families and racing success

10 PICNIC SUCCESS The Paddock wows gourmands and racegoers alike

12 PERRI CUTTEN Classic elegance never dates

16 A FITTING FINAL Jayd Foote reigns supreme in high fashion stakes

18 SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC Understanding the Year of the Horse

20 SETTING THE SCENE The outback shines on the silver screen

22 DARK, RICH AND APPEALING Adding Irish charm to the kitchen

24 SOCIAL SCENE

38 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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T H E S TAT E ’ S M O S T S T Y L I S H R AC EG O E R S W I L L B E TA K I N G C U E S F R O M A N E W FA S H I O N A M B A S S A D O R T H I S Y E A R A S T H E I N AU G U R A L

FA S H I O N AT T H E R AC E S CO M P E T I T I O N K I C K S O F F AG A I N FO R 20 14-15 .

Fashion savvy Ten News

Weather Presenter Kate

Freebairn has been named

this year’s Fashion at The

Races ambassador and is looking

forward to embracing all the

role has to offer.

Adelaide-born Kate joined

Network Ten as a News Reporter

in 2007 and took on the role of

Weather Presenter in April 2013.

She has frequented country and

city race meetings since she was a

child and has a keen eye for fashion

– hosting and judging numerous

fashion events across the State.

“I am so excited to be the new

Fashion at The Races ambassador.

I’ve found the competition really

lifts the bar at race days across

the State – it’s a great excuse to

get dressed up,” Kate said.

Racing’s most stylish attendees

will be taking cues from Kate as

the inaugural Fashion at The

Races competition kicks off

again for 2014-15.

Sixteen lucky finalists will be

selected from Fashion at The

Races heats at race meetings

throughout the year to compete

for the grand prize, culminating

on the Fashion at The Races State

Final at Sportingbet SA Derby Day

in May 2015.

Kate made her debut last month

at the Scott Group of Companies

Mt Gambier Gold Cup – the first

of many race days she will be

attending throughout the year.

And what is she on the lookout

for this season?

“I always have an eye out for

unique styles and classic outfits,

which is what Fashion at The

Races is all about,” Kate said.

“I’ve noticed South Australian

racegoers have really stepped it

up over the past few years, so I’m

looking forward to seeing what

they have to offer.

“I prefer quality over quantity.

I’d rather spend a bit more to

invest in a classic piece of

clothing that I can keep for years,

than fill my wardrobe with on

trend pieces I will only wear once

before they go out of fashion.”

In the cooler months Kate said

she’s keen to see contestants

having some fun accessorising

with things like gloves and

scarves.

“My advice to Fashion at The

Races entrants is be true to your

own personal style and don’t be

afraid to stand out,” she said.

“Remember to dress for a

traditional race day and not for

a night out, and invest in a great

head piece – it can make or break

your outfit!”

This season, the grand prize

winner will walk away with a

brand new Alfa Romeo MiTo, while

the runner-up will have a year’s

worth of racewear looked after,

taking away a $3000 wardrobe

and styling session from fashion

partner Perri Cutten.

In addition to taking home the

individual prizes provided by each

club, all regional winners will be

treated to two nights’

accommodation at Oaks Plaza

Pier Glenelg and hospitality for

two at SA Derby Day in May 2015.

KATE FREEBAIRN

FA S HI O N F O R E C A S T


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MAY 20144 Millicent Cup at

Penola16 Mount Gambier

Gold Cup*24 Hawker Cup

JUNE 14 Quorn Cup

JULY 6 Port Augusta

Cup** AUGUST2 Roxby Downs

Outback Cup*

SEPTEMBER3 Balaklava Cup*14 Mindarie-Halidon

Cup28 Gawler Cup*

OCTOBER4 Jamestown Cup15 Murray Bridge

Gold Cup*

NOVERMBER 4 SAJC’s Melbourne

Cup Day at Morphettville*

DECEMBER 14 Bordertown Cup

JANUARY 201511 Strathalbyn Cup17 Ceduna Cup

FEBRUARY8 Naracoorte Cup15 Kangaroo Island

Cup*15 Lock Cup

MARCH6 Port Lincoln Cup*14 Penong Cup22 Kimba Cup at

Port Lincoln28 Streaky Bay Cup

APRIL 4 Clare Valley Easter

Races**5 Penola Cup**6 Oakbank Easter

Races*25 SAJC’s Oaks Day

at Morphettville (Fashion at The Races Final)*

MAY 2 SAJC’s Derby Day

D R E S S T O IMP R E S S

FO R YO U R C H A N C E TO W I N B I G AT T H E R AC E S !

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The following events will host Fashion at The Races heats for your chance

to progress through to the Final*.

*Automatic qualifying to Fashion at The Races final. All other winners will need to progress through finals stages.**Denotes regional final.

“ I PREFER QUALIT Y OVER QUANTIT Y. I’D RATHER SPEND A BIT MORE TO INVEST IN A CLASSIC PIECE OF CLOTHING THAT I CAN KEEP FOR YEARS...”


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T he carnival, which includes

Schweppes Oaks Ladies Day,

Sportingbet SA Derby Day and

Tapestry Wines Goodwood

Day, saw some of Australian

racing’s biggest names descend

on Morphettville to chase

Group 1 success.

Schweppes Oaks Day kicked off

the carnival in great fashion with

two Group One races keeping the

oncourse punters happy and the

finale of the Statewide Fashion at

The Races competition keeping

all the fashionistas entertained.

Being Ladies’ Day it was only

fitting that racing’s first lady,

Gai Waterhouse, would enjoy

success. Her mare, Driefontein,

crossed first in the weight for age

Robert Sangster Stakes. In the

other feature of the day, The

Australasian Oaks, May’s Dream

for trainer Darren Weir saw off the

appropriately named Star Fashion

in front of a strong crowd.

The second weekend of the

carnival, Sportingbet SA Derby

Day, was held in wet and blustery

conditions that saw punters

rugging up and riders going

wide to try and find some

clear ground.

In the Group 1 Sportingbet SA

Derby rider Dom Tourneur went

against the trend of the day,

riding Scratchy Bottom hard

against the fence. The bold move

looked to have paid off until

Richard Jolly’s Kushadasi, bobbed

up on the line to win by a hair.

Smokin’ Joey’s upset win in the

Tapestry Wines Goodwood was

the crescendo to the TattsBet

Adelaide Autumn Carnival. The

rank outsider stormed home

to edge out last year’s winner

Platelet who was looking to

create history as the first ever

back-to-back winner of the race.

It was trainer Wez Hunter’s

first ever Group 1 success

and a fitting end to another

great carnival.

C A RNI VA L HE R OE S

A L L T H E G L I T Z , G L A M O U R A N D E XC I T E M E N T O F T H O R O U G H B R E D R AC I N G WA S O N S H OW T H R O U G H O U T T H E R EC E N T T H R E E W E E K

TAT T S B E T A D E L A I D E AU T U M N R AC I N G C A R N I VA L .


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When you buy South Australian,chances are you’re buying from someone,who knows someone, who knows someone, who knows Liza Emanuele.

The more you buy South Australian, the more South Australians you support.

To find out who you’re supporting visit www.buysouthaustralian.com.au

Image Source: Liza Emanuele

WHERE ARE YOU SHOPPING THIS SPRING RACING SEASON?

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A family that races together

stays together! The Walters

family from Mount Gambier

are heavily involved in racing;

patriarch Wayne Walters is a

successful trainer and his two

daughters Kate and Melissa are

riding high in the saddle.

At the recent Millicent Cup, the

family had a memorabele day with

the sisters taking out three races

of a possible eight including a

one, two double in the third race.

With two wins under her belt,

Kate paired with her father to

take out the feature race, the

coveted Millicent Cup. The win

on Luckzat was no mean feat for

Kate who had only given birth to

her first child, Peyton, four months

prior. It was an emotional family

that took to the podium to accept

the Cup with Kate being joined by

her father, sister and fellow

jockey (and husband) Kane Post.

The Walters’ winning ways

continued two weeks later at

the Scott Group of Companies

Mount Gambier Gold Cup. Kate

again guided Luckzat to the

front to share the spoils of the

$44,000 race.

Luckzat is the second galloper

in the past decade to take out the

Millicent/Mount Gambier cup

double, with the Darryl Dodson

trained Montjeu Madame also

successful in 2010.

SISTER ACTD ynamic duo K ate and Mel iss a Walter s are r iding high in the L ime s tone Co as t

The heroes of South Australia’s thoroughbred racing industry – past

and present – will be celebrated at Thoroughbred Racing SA’s annual Industry Awards and Hall of Fame

induction in August.

“It’s an opportunity to look back on the past season and recognise the

people, the horses and the moments that make racing the unique sport it

is,” said Thoroughbred Racing SA Chief Executive Jim Watters.

“All of the awards incite much friendly rivalry and it’s fantastic to have the industry come together

to honour the top-performers for the season.”

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RACE IN TO OAKSFOR AN EXTRA 5% OFF

OUR BEST AVAILABLE ONLINE RATE

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There’s no horsing around when it comes to Oaks Hotels & Resorts. Enjoy your next stay away with spacious apartment style rooms and extensive facilities in the best CBD, resort and regional destinations. From tropical coastal regions and peaceful leisure settings to active city centres, Oaks is sure to impress. For both short or longer stays, Oaks Hotels & Resorts is an affordable option for singles, couples, families and groups alike.

And for Club Personnel we are offering an extra 5% discount on the best available online rate.

Simply visit oakshotelsresorts.com and enter ‘The Races SA’ in the ‘Corporate/Group/PromoCode’ section of the Reservations panel

SYDNEY • PORT STEPHENS • THE ENTRANCE • BRISBANE • SUNSHINE COAST REDCLIFFE • GOLD COAST • IPSWICH • GLADSTONE • TOWNSVILLE • PORT DOUGLAS MORANBAH • MIDDLEMOUNT • MELBOURNE • ADELAIDE • GLENELG • BROOMECABLE BEACH • AUCKLAND • QUEENSTOWN • BANGKOK • DUBAI • ABU DHABI

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THE PADDOCK

Hundreds of racegoers, looking to

socialise in a sophisticated setting,

entered The Paddock over the

Easter long weekend.

It elevated Oakbank’s profile

in the eyes of racegoers, reviving

the grandeur of picnic racing and

revitalising the Oakbank Easter

Racing Carnival for 2014.

DJs spun vinyl records to create

a laidback jazz, funk and soul

soundtrack while guests engaged

in some friendly rivalry playing

croquet and bocce.

Food and beverage vendors

offered racegoers an array of

delicious options in between

gallops, with gourmet local produce

served picnic-style on blankets or

al fresco on wooden tables.

Premium Eden Valley wines

from Yalumba and Jansz Premium

Cuvée were served alongside a

range of decadent cocktails

courtesy of Woodford Reserve

and Brown-Forman.

The Paddock embraced everything

special about Oakbank – autumn,

country racing, picnicking with

friends, eating gourmet food

and enjoying great wines.

Yalumba, Heineken and Brown-

Forman were key supporters of

The Paddock in 2014.

AT THIS YEAR’S OAKBANK EASTER RACING CARNIVAL, BRAND NEW PRECINCT THE PADDOCK CELEBRATED EVERYTHING COUNTRY CHIC AND DELIVERED AN EXPERIENCE THAT WENT BEYOND RACING.


THE PADDOCK...COUNTRY RACING, PICNICKING WITH FRIENDS, EATING GOURMET FOOD AND ENJOYING GREAT WINES.


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FA S H I O N AT T H E R AC E S A M B A S S A D O R K AT E F R E E B A I R N T E A M S U P W I T H P E R R I C U T T E N TO B R I N G YO U T H E L AT E S T T R E N D S I N T R AC K R AC E W E A R

FASHION ON THEFIELD

THIS PAGE: Ivory Sheer Singlet Top $199.00, Ivory Wide Legged Elastic Waisted Evening Pant $289.00. OPPOSITE PAGE: Black and White Prince Wales Check Prince Coat $549.00, Ivory Silk Daisy Shirt $299.00, Black Stretch Knit Gisela Skirt $249.00.

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THIS PAGE: (Above) Bronze Silk and Polyester Pierre Coat $599.00, Animal Print Silk Trudy Top $249.00, Black Jade Skirt $229.00. (Below) Blue Animal Print Silk Crepe de Chine Isobel Shirt $289.00, Black Stretch Knit Gisela Skirt $249.00. OPPOSITE PAGE: Animal Print Silk Milla Top $259.00, Latte Polyester and Silk Ann Skirt $249.00.

ADD A TOUCH OF ST YLE AND

SOPHISTICATION TO YOUR

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O f the 16 finalists it was Adelaide mum

Jayd Foote, representing Murray

Bridge Racing Club, who took out

the coveted title of South Australia’s

best dressed racegoer at Schweppes Oaks

Day at Morphettville Racecourse.

The prize she was vying for; business class

return flights for two to Paris, five nights’

accommodation in a five star hotel, a new

set of luggage, two days of luxury fashion

tours and tickets to a Parisian fashion show.

Jayd wowed the judges with her modern

ensemble, pairing a Ginger and Smart animal

print dress with striking headpiece from

Peacock Millinery featuring Redtail Black

Cockatoo feathers. In what was almost a

photo finish moment, fellow contestant

Claudia Rogosich was declared runner-up.

Shining in a divine dress and carefully

selected millinery, she received an

extravagant $5,000 shopping spree at King

William, Hyde Park for her efforts.

Each of the finalists had been declared

fashion victors at various race meets around

the State over the past 12 months – an

achievement in itself.

It was local fashion designer Liza Emanuele,

Antimo Iannella from the Advertiser and

Kate Freebairn from Ten News who had

the unenviable task of judging the stunning

group of contenders.

They were judged on the appropriateness

of their outfit for the event, originality

A B E V Y O F I M M AC U L AT E LY D R E S S E D L A D I E S TO O K TO T H E S TAG E FO R T H E FA S H I O N AT T H E R AC E S 20 13-14

G R A N D F I N A L – B U T O N LY O N E C A M E AWAY W I T H T H E H O L I DAY O F A L I F E T I M E

FASHION AT THE RACES

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and confidence, attention to detail with

accessories, appreciation of current fashion

trends, grooming and deportment.

Thoroughbred Racing SA Marketing

Manager Jane Wellington, also a judge,

said the decision was not a simple one.

“The finalists looked incredible, it was clear

that they had put in an impressive amount of

effort to take home the ultimate accolade

and five star holiday,” she said.

“We were looking for that real ‘wow-

factor’ – someone who dressed with class,

style and a touch of personality and Jayd is

to be congratulated on her superb personal

presentation – she was most definitely

deserving of the title.”

Hosted by Mix 102.3’s Jodie Oddy,

former My Kitchen Rules contestant Jenna

Marie, aka Little Miss Cupcake, and singer/

songwriter Cat Southern were among

the local names at the luncheon

celebrating Jayd’s win.

Guests were entertained by a fashion

parade featuring racewear designs from

up and coming TAFE SA students and

styles by King William Road traders.

The 2013-14 Fashion at The Races season

was supported by King William Road traders,

Oaks Hotels and Resorts and the South

Australian Jockey Club.

The 2014-15 season of Fashion at The Races has already begun, kicking off at the Scott Group of Companies Mt Gambier Gold Cup in May.

Above: King William Road, Hyde Park fashion parade


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“ FASHION AT THE RACES... ENCOMPASSES ALL THAT WE LOVE – CIT Y GLAMOUR, COUNTRY ST YLE AND REGIONAL PRIDE”

Liza Emanuele announces the final winner

Winner: Jayd Foote


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Y E A R O F T HE

T H E H O R S E Y E A R I S A B O U T F R E E D O M , L I F E ’ S A DV E N T U R E S A N D E N J OY I N G E V E RY M I N U T E .

Horse

RATHER THAN CANTERING THROUGH LIFE, TURN THINGS UP A NOTCH, AND GALLOP FULL FORCE INTO THE FUTURE.

T his Chinese New Year more

than a billion Chinese people

waved goodbye to the Year

of the Snake and welcomed

the Year of the Horse. The Chinese

animal zodiac runs on a 12-year

cycle which interacts with the

five elements: wood, metal, fire,

water and earth. January 31

marked the first day of Chinese

New Year in 2014, the day on

which the year of the wood horse

took over from the water snake.

Those born in 1918, 1930, 1942,

1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002 and

2014 are said to possess certain

qualities reminiscent of the

majestic, four-legged creature.

Their energy is free-spirited,

wild, wilful and independent.

Quick-witted and gifted,

movement is everything for them.

Freedom and independence are

essential and they tend to act on

impulse. This of course means there

is an element of unpredictability

about Horse people, much like

the outcome of a big race.

Chinese people believe horses

are born to race or travel, which

is why Horse people tend to leave

home young.

The horse is a highly intuitive

animal, so people born in the

Horse year follow their hunches,

with keen judgment and a natural

intuition that helps them make

the right decisions throughout

their life.

People born in the Year of the

Horse are cheerful, perceptive

and talented and love to be in

the centre of a crowd.

They are independent, down-

to-earth and very appealing to

others. Adventurers at heart who

love to travel; they are free spirits,

graceful and happy people.

This year is specifically the Year

of the Wooden Horse, which

represents fire energy. It is believed

to be a time of unexpected

adventure, surprising romance

and fast victories – perfect for

anyone in the thoroughbred

racing industry!

On a global scale, the Year of

the Horse will bring strength to

some world economies while

others experience economic

chaos and collapse. Under the

Horse’s strong influence there

is no middle ground.

It’s set to be a wild ride as the

world changes, and changes fast.

Rather than cantering through

life, turn things up a notch, and

gallop full force into the future.

If it’s right then there’s nothing

to think about. Just follow

your instincts.

It’s about freedom, enjoying life

and life’s adventures.

The Horse year is the time to

act fast, buy that home, launch that

business, travel the world, make a

big purchase, get a promotion at

work, have a breakthrough – take

a leap and fly.

GAI WATERHOUSEBorn in 1954, Gai possesses many qualities characteristic of those born in the Year of the Horse. Before settling in Australia to pursue a career as a trainer, Gai spent time living overseas and has loved travel ever since. It is through sheer determination, energy and risk taking that she has come to be one of the nation’s all-time leading trainers. Predictions for this Horse year suggest that Gai will be in for some more welcome victories.

FAMOUS PEOPLE BORN IN THE YEAR OF THE HORSEEmma Watson, Denzel Washington, Ashton Kutcher, Harrison Ford and Oprah Winfrey.

LUCKY COLOUR Green

LUCKY NUMBERS 2, 3, 7

BEST FRIEND/LOVE MATCHTiger, dog

WORST FRIEND/LOVE MATCHRat

B O R N IN T H E Y E A R O F T H E H O R S E


{ YEAR OF THE HORSE }

OU TBACK SAPROVES

FLAWLESS ON FILM

South Australia is often

referred to as Australia’s

gateway to the outback,

providing a sense of

isolation despite being within

easy reach of Adelaide.

Earlier this year, Australian

director David Michôd chose to

shoot his post-catastrophic thriller

The Rover (2014) in the Flinders

Ranges. The film, which stars Guy

Pearce and Robert Pattinson, was

met with rave reviews at the

Cannes Film Festival in May.

The Rover pays homage to the

unforgiving nature of Australian

outback terrain, with the sheer

expansiveness of the Flinders

Ranges making it well suited to

films that fit the drama, thriller

or horror brief.

The Rover’s producer, Liz Watts,

said South Australia’s dynamic

blend of landscapes was an ideal

fit for the film’s dark plotline.

“The ability of South Australia

to offer dramatic, unique and

stunning landscapes, mixed with

B OA S T I N G E V E RY T H I N G F R O M U N S P O I LT S A LT L A K E S TO D R A M AT I C

COA S T L I N E S A N D R U G G E D B U S H L A N D S C A P E S , T H E S O U T H AU S T R A L I A N

O U T B AC K I S Q U I C K LY B ECO M I N G T H E S E T O F C H O I C E FO R F I L M M A K E R S

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towns of distinctive original

character, all supported by world

class facilities, was a major part

of our decision to shoot in South

Australia,” she said.

Renowned Australian director

Peter Weir recognised the

capabilities of the South Australian

landscape decades ago, choosing

to shoot three iconic films there.

Despite each of the projects

calling for entirely different

landscapes, the State’s rural areas

delivered each and every time.

“The landscape of South

Australia evokes memories of

other times and other places,”

Peter said. “It gave me the chrome

yellow plains in Picnic at Hanging

Rock; a good match for the dry

Turkish landscape in Gallipoli;

desert scenes and a perfect

urban setting in The Last Wave.”

Fellow Australian filmmaker

Phillip Noyce joined Peter in

commending the State’s diverse

range of locations.

“South Australia is blessed with

a wide variety of locations, from

parched desert to green rolling

hills, intensely wooded forests

and intact period urban locations,”

Phillip said.

He filmed Rabbit-Proof Fence

(2002) in the country town of

Parachilna, truly capturing the

rich tones of the Australian bush

setting with the help of a South

Australian team.

“South Australian crews play

their part with precision – their

effort, commitment and

enthusiasm remain undiminished

throughout the project,” he said.

“Shooting doesn’t get much

better than this.”

Racing enthusiasts can judge the

State’s spectacular outback scenery

for themselves at the City of Port

Augusta Cup (July 6), the Quorn

Hotel Cup (June 14) and the BHP

Billiton Roxby Downs Outback Cup

(August 2).

*Producer testimonials

courtesy of the South Australian

Film Corporation.

O N T HE B I G S C R E E N

The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert

(Stephan Elliott, 1994)•

The Tracker (Rolf de Heer, 2002)

•Last Ride

(Glendyn Ivin, 2009)•

Look Both Ways (Sarah Watt, 2005)

•The Inbetweeners 2

(set for release in August)

M U S T S E E F I L M S S H OT I N S O U T H AU S T R A L I A

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C O O K IN G W I T H G UINNE S S

SAVOURY

GUINNESS MUSTARD

A fantastic condiment for a St. Patrick’s Day style dinner of corned beef and cabbage. Via The Parsley Thief

BEER CAN CHICKEN

Beer can chicken is moist and so easy to make at home. You can make it in a conventional oven or in a barbeque. Add herbs and spices or keep it simple and let the flavours of the chicken shine through. Via Another Pint Please

IRISH BEEF STEW

A dish to warm the soul on those chilly winter days. Comfort food at its very best. Via Taste Food Blog

SWEET

IRISH POACHED PEARS WITH CHOCOLATE SAUCE AND GUINNESS SORBET

This unusual recipe takes inspiration from classic Poires Belle Hélène, adding a distinctly Irish twist.Via Beyond Wonderful

BEERAMISU

This take on Tiramisu strays pretty far from the traditional. It calls for Guinness and Irish Cream instead of coffee and Marsala, but the requisite creamy, soft layers will surely please anyone crazy for this Italian dessert.Via Serious Eats

If you are not a beer fan, do not worry. The Guinness is not overpowering. Much of the alcohol is cooked off and the slight bitterness of the stout beer is mellowed out by the chocolate and the sweet butterscotch. Via the Little Epicurean

GUINNESS DRAUGHT CHOCOLATE MOUSSE

Guinness Draught may surprise many with its hint of caramel sweetness and coffee tones. It is these wonderful flavours that make Guinness Draught the ideal ingredient for rich, dark desserts, like the popular after dinner treat.Via The Guinness Storehouse

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1. Hannah Goldfinch. 2. Kimberley Agars, Emma Tully and Alanah Beard. 3. Josh Robins and Travis Beard. 4. Travis Beard and Sam Wakefield. 5. Mikala Gerloff, Brodie Pearson, Raine Playfair and Kiara Kay.


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PORT LINCOLN CUP

1. Best Dressed Pt Lincoln Cup, Rikki Lee Hull. 2. Corey Edmonds and Jelena Edmonds. 3. David Danders and Deidre Sanders. 4. Sam Kennedy. 5. Kalesha Rogers, Holly McDonald and Penny Will. 6. Nick Redin, Jane wellington and Shane Pope.

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ADELAIDE CUP AT M O R P H E T T V IL L E

1. Elle Griffiths and Laura Soden. 2. Nadia Foti and Cameron Chin. 3. Jodie Dowie and Julia McArdle. 4. Bree May and Jessica Liebich. 5. Jess Roach and Belinda Riverso. 6. Nick Pelvay, Jacinta Lamacchia and Greg McDonald.


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1. Michelle Koncurat and Jelena Edmonds. 2. Fashion at The Races Finalist Eyre Peninsula, Renee Arnesen. 3. Shane Hunt and Ashlee Swalve. 4. Alyssa Davies, Samantha Haslam and Cassie Flitter. 5. Alice Clark and Sue Ellen Shepardson. 6. Daniel Brookes.

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1. Monique Ann Necic and Jess Davis. 2. Holly Tomney, Simone Picken and Cody Innes. 3. Rebecca Godwin. 4. Renae Nettle and Nyssa Bell. 5. Renae Edmunds and Brooke Cupples.


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CLARE EASTER RACES

1. Ali Barbour, Crystal Kimber and Karen Edwards. 2. Lisa Kirk, Ellen Molony, Alexandra Wright and Samantha Duell. 3. Sam Taplin and Emma Kentwell. 4. Philip Donnelly and Kristen Georgiou. 5. James Munn, Desley Edwards and Darcy Munn. 6. Michelle Harwood, Elle Griffiths and Laura Soden.


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1. Tom Clayfield and Ben McIntryre. 2. Emma Schulz, Alexandra Abbey and Laura O’Connell. 3. Lucille Bailey, Madeline and Oliver Skeer. 4. Tammy Koch, Daniel Cooney, Bryce Pollard and Kristy Koch. 5. Renae Nicholson and Angela Farley. 6. Georgie Hamlyn and Joe Cooke. 7. Deb Redman, Rose Ampt and Michelle Stehbens.

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OAKBANK EASTER RACES

1. Tahlia Wall, Sophie Fornarino and Daisy Shirley. 2. Bianca Wood and Kristy Rosengren. 3. Lucinda Clifford, Brooke Corbell, Tayla Corbell, Kristen Williams and Jake Webster. 4. Joanne Grant and Katye LeMay Robbins. 5. Jane Ente, Mark Wellington and Lihini Haysman. 6. Dominic and Gab Leonello.

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OAKS LADIES’ DAYAT M O R P H E T T V IL L E

1. Donna Cox and Amanda Miller. 2. Carolyn Constable and Karen Hilton. 3. Annie Bawden and Jane Wellington. 4. Alicia Roberts, Hollie Cockshell and Katica Cockshell. 5. Cat Southern, Kelly Noble and Jenna Marie. 6. Brodie Worrell and Jen Marsh.

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MILLICENT CUP

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1. Lucy Barber, Jami Walker and Tayla McCourt. 2. Bridie Merrett, Ashlee Fenson and Alana Fenson. 3. Sarah McGrath and Helen Varcoe. 4. Ebony Clark and Megan Thiele. 5. Natalie Potter, Melinda Squire and Tanaya Redman. 6. Rosemary Ampt, Jackie Wells, Briana Scanlon and Kimmi Varcoe. 7. Rebeckah Lowe, Emily Nettle and Sheryl Lowe.


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DERBY DAYAT M O R P H E T T V IL L E

1. Alessia Favata and Erin Watson. 2. Michael Vella, Georgina McGrath, Travis Smelt, Sam Georgeson, Marty Gillespie, Leah Morrison and Bradley Reseigh. 3. Jess Ellis, Grace Chapman and Tim Fulton. 4. Victoria Ferguson, Andrea Ripper, Alie Brown, Sam Carmichal and Sheree Heading.

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MOUNT GAMBIER GOLD CUP

1. Helen Varcoe, Gina Payne and Melissa Barnes. 2. Kate and Simon Hastings. 3. Kristi and Zoe Leamey. 4. Noeleen Henley, Michael Poon and Nat McLaughlin. 5. Louise Stock, Kylie Watson andNicole Reschke. 6. Virginia Harkness, Ronon Mackle and Heidi James. 7. Kate Freebairn and Dru Reschke.

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Balaklava Cup3rd September 2014

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CARLTON DRAUGHT MURRAY BRIDGE GOLD CUP

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