Racing: Australian Bloodstock imports fit the bill for Melbourne Cup carnival campaign

By Craig Kerry
Updated April 15 2021 - 12:12am, first published August 10 2020 - 4:35pm
PROMISING: Collide, ridden by Ryan Moore, winning a class two handicap at Chelmsford on June 9 first-up over 2816 metres for trainer Hugo Palmer. Picture: Megan Ridgwell/PA Images via Getty Images
PROMISING: Collide, ridden by Ryan Moore, winning a class two handicap at Chelmsford on June 9 first-up over 2816 metres for trainer Hugo Palmer. Picture: Megan Ridgwell/PA Images via Getty Images

Melbourne Cup-winning syndicators Australian Bloodstock believe the fitness of imports Collide and Almania will give them an edge in a spring carnival likely to feature less overseas opposition.

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