By Peter Quilty
Matthew Clark was a spritely 20-year-old catching pen attendant when the inaugural Topgun – a deadheat between Golden Currency and Worth Backing – was decided at Sandown Park in 1993.
And ever since, Clark, now 47, has held on to ‘haunting’ dreams of winning the prestigious invitation-only event.
But Clark’s vision could finally become reality when Catch The Thief – aptly nicknamed “Ghost” – contests the Group 1 TAB Topgun (525m) at The Meadows on Saturday night.
“I was only a ‘kid’ when the first Topgun was run in 1993… It’s like the Cox Plate, you’re hand-picked,” Clark said. “It’s always been my Read full article
Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2020/11/04/ghosts-of-topguns-past/
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