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Star of India with Harry Eustace ahead of Australia move

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Star of India with Harry Eustace ahead of Australia move

Star of India has been bought by an ownership group in Australia and will be trained in Melbourne or Sydney. Harry Eustace will take care of him during the summer. He will run him in a couple of Group Three races at Windsor or Paris. Latin Lover is no longer with Harry, he has sold to race in Hong Kong. i in the UK and Ireland. iReport.com is a free service. It offers unlimited race replays of all UK & Irish racing. No monthly subscription fee. If you don't have any of these accounts, it's completely FREE to register.

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