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Julius Caesar conquers rivals

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From: The Press
Date: 20030122
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Smart juvenile pacer Julius Caesar beat the older pacers over 2400m at the Ashburton trials yesterday.

Christian Cullen's younger brother was a neck winner of the non- win mobile heat in 3min 06.7sec, with the leaders sprinting in over their last 800m in 57.6, and the 400m in 27.2.

Julius Caesar confirmed his potential first-up in the Group Two $30,000 Cardigan Bay Stakes at Alexandra Park, in Auckland, last month.

The In The Pocket colt was beaten a long neck by Lennon, with the others seven and a half lengths away.

Rolleston trainer Brian O'Meara also returned Oscar De La Hoya, the ...

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