Racing photos – November 22, 2016
Apprentice Mellisa Ward shows care and affection for her mount Francia&rsquo;s Pride.<strong></strong>
Horse Racing, Sports
November 20, 2016

Racing photos – November 22, 2016

Apprentice Mellisa Ward shows care and affection for her mount Francia’s Pride.

 

 

 

Trainer Robert Pearson (right) taking care of his charge Will In Charge.<strong></strong>
Trainer Louis Richards (left) walks with the Royal Lancaster Trophy he received from former many-time champion jockey Charles Hussey.<strong> (Photos: Naphtali Junior)</strong>
Trainer Fitzroy Glispie (right) seems to be enjoying his chat with jockey Shane Ellis in the Parade Ring.<strong></strong>
Trainer Kingsley Rose in deep concentration as he seeks that vital all-cure.<strong></strong>

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