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Cox Plate - fashions and fillies
The Cox Plate is Australia's premier weight for age race and widely regarded as the No.2 event on the spring racing calendar behind the Melbourne Cup.
And it didn't disappoint this year with popular trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman snaring their first victory as Sydney mare Winx claimed a run-away win in the group one race.
As usual, the big day drew a plethora of beauties and big names to Moonee Valley with plenty of dazzle trackside to match the thoroughbreds on course.
Among those shining in the sun was Jessie Habermann, the partner of Carlton footballer Marc Murphy, who lit up the Fashons in the Field with a touch of colour. (Pics: AAP and Getty)
Attribution: Not SuppliedAnd it didn't disappoint this year with popular trainer Chris Waller and jockey Hugh Bowman snaring their first victory as Sydney mare Winx claimed a run-away win in the group one race.
As usual, the big day drew a plethora of beauties and big names to Moonee Valley with plenty of dazzle trackside to match the thoroughbreds on course.
Among those shining in the sun was Jessie Habermann, the partner of Carlton footballer Marc Murphy, who lit up the Fashons in the Field with a touch of colour. (Pics: AAP and Getty)
Hugh Bowman rides Sydney mare Winx to victory to claim his first Cox Plate.
Attribution: Not SuppliedAn emotional Bowman wipes away tears as his wife Christine looks on after his triumph.
Attribution: Not SuppliedTrainer Chris Waller gives Winx a kiss after breaking his drought to win his first Cox Plate
Attribution: Not SuppliedWaller and Bowman were all smiles as they got their hands on the prized Cox Plate.
Attribution: Not SuppliedModel and former Miss Universe contestant Rachel Finch was picture perfect in a white lace number.
Attribution: Not SuppliedThe ever popular Finch, struck a striking pose with Richmond AFL star Jack Reiwoldt.
Attribution: Not SuppliedFox Sports AFL reporter Neroli Meadows opted for a plunging neckline in baby blue.
Attribution: Not SuppliedBig hats were all the rage at Moonee Valley for many punters.
Attribution: Not SuppliedRacegoers enjoy the atmosphere at Moonee Valley.
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