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Gear change for Port Lockroy in The Gong

by | Nov 21, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Almost a year to the day since his win in Perth’s Group One Railway Stakes, Port Lockroy will head to Kembla Grange seeking his first victory since then in the $1 million Gong. While the five-year-old hasn’t placed in nine subsequent runs, he was beaten less than 1-1/2 lengths in… Read More »

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