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JocKey Jamie Merham became the second woman to win Melbourne cup After your half cooked on a wet track under the sky in Flmington, in front of a crowd of about 80,000 people.
Your half ends two shoe lengths in front of the other two shoes, with the middle of the third.
Asked on the way quickly, Melham said: “What just happened? Oh my God”.
“This is what we do, that's why we get up early every morning at 4am, and do our jobs for the last 15 years that I've been doing this. “It's hard, not all are glorious and perfect as everyone can see sometimes.”
Melham's win comes 10 years after Michelle Payne became the first woman to win the Melbourne Cup on Prince of Pernnance. Payne interviewed him after the run, saying: “Welcome to the club”.
Alham said he had an “amazing” year, including a wedding and some great days along the way, “but nothing compares to this feeling”.
The 27-year-old turned female again to win the Calfield Cup last month, overcoming the loss of a grandmother last week.
“The last thing he looked at the Kaulfield trophy and he was a big supporter of mine, so he's there opening it up for me because I need a few open spaces.”
Tony and calvin Mcevoy Mcevoy Mcevoy trained well until he led with 200m to go and won the next good two shoes.
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Atemne said Meammara has “completely changed” and respects the bond she creates with the horses she rides, predicting more women will follow in her footsteps.
“He's a great athlete and runner and he's just connected with the horses, you can see that,” Tyne said. “Honestly, it's just a new world that we're living in that's coming up, it's exciting.”
Of the $4.5m winning prize, the owner receives about $3.8m, the trainer gets $450,000 and the comedian takes home $225,000.
