Russian Revolution has racked up his second Group One win in a tight finish to the Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained four-year-old was sent off the $4.60 favourite and after racing wide dug in the final 300m of Saturday’s 1100m sprint to beat Snitty Kitty ($9) by a half-neck, with Hellbent ($16) a short-half-head away third.
Russian Revolution has now won two of the top 1100m sprints on the Australian calendar, having taken out last year’s Group One Galaxy at Rosehill.
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What a cracking finish to the Oakleigh Plate!
Russian Revolution finishes on top for @SnowdenRacing1 and Mark Zahra!#7racing pic.twitter.com/XGx0xNy7XF
— 7HorseRacing ? (@7horseracing) February 24, 2018
Article from JustHorseRacing.com.au
