
SINGAPORE AIRLINES INTERNATIONAL CUP: Military Attack (Zac Purton) is a clear winner of Kranji's headline race.
words by STEPHEN HOWELL IN SINGAPORE
Anything Brett can do Zac can do better … Australian jockey Zac Purton won the $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup (2000m) at Kranji last night less than an hour after fellow Hong Kong-based Aussie Brett Prebble won the other Group 1 race on the card, the KrisFlyer Sprint (1200m).
And like Prebble's win on Lucky Nine, Purton's on Military Attack came on a horse owned and trained in Hong Kong. There was, however, an extra Australian connection, the winner being trained by John Moore, son of a Hall Of Fame jockey, the late George Moore. John has lived in Hong Kong since the early 1970s.
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