Moonee Valley Sale Mail

Tara Madgwick - Thursday March 24

With four stakes races at Moonee Valley tonight there is loads of interest at a meeting that will see Marabi protect her unbeaten record in the Group I MVRC William Reid Stakes, while the Listed 2YO race is a fascinating contest.

The MVRC St Albans Stakes (known these days as the Valley Pearl) sees a couple of million dollar colts engaged in Psychiatrist and Crosswinds up against unbeaten Tasmanian colt Bello Beau, Jameka’s son Sir Bailey and Shelby Sixtysix’s half-sister Incorporation.

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