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Pat Hyland’s stable forewoman Erin Barker leads dual Group 1 winner Zarita into the mounting yard at Cranbourne recently.Zarita is set to run in the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate this spring. 				    Picture: Glen Atwell.Pat Hyland’s stable forewoman Erin Barker leads dual Group 1 winner Zarita into the mounting yard at Cranbourne recently.Zarita is set to run in the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup and Cox Plate this spring. Picture: Glen Atwell.

By Glen Atwell
CRANBOURNE trainer Brian Jenkins will lead the local charge in the Spring Racing Carnival with 10 nominations in feature races.
Cranbourne Training Complex trainers have a total of 72 nominations in the six feature races of the racing carnival. Races on Cranbourne’s hit-list include the Melbourne Cup, Caulfield Cup, Cox Plate, Crown Oaks, Caulfield Guineas and Thousand Guineas.
Jenkins has his sights set on the Caulfield Cup, nominating five of his gallopers in a bid to win the 2400-metre race. His quest for glory will be led by Allanthus, Devil’s Mountain, Global Fashion, Monte Cassino and Schwarzer.
Michael Kent is preparing an assault on the 3200-metre Melbourne Cup nominating four horses in the race that stops a nation. Kent’s staying line-up is Banana Man, Montahlia, Night Magic and Piety.
Rodney Douglas and Robbie Laing have nominated eight and six horses respectively in feature races. Greg Eurell and Pat Hyland have both entered five.
Hyland’s ticket to the spring includes dual Group 1 winning star Zarita. Hyland has entered Zarita in the carnival’s three biggest events, the Caulfield Cup, Melbourne Cup and Cox Plate.

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