Superhorse Zabeel follows in his father's hoofmarks

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New Zealand horse trainer Patrick Hogan in 1999 is perhaps the premier horse breeder in the Australian-Asian region. Hogan worked with animals and on farms as a boy. His father emigrated from Ireland and worked as a dairy farmer. The horse Sir Tristram was the champion that produced Hogan's greatest legacy. The horse Zabeel, sired by Sir Tristram, has become another great sire.

New Zealand, Appreciation, Horse trainers

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Runaway success

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Australian Racehorse Let's Elope, who won the Australian Cup in 1992 and both the Melbourne Cup and the Caulfield Cup in 1991, has three foals, two of which will race in France. Her owner, Dennis Marks, bought the mare for $NZ150,000 in 1991, and now owns the 1600-hectare Seven Creeks Estate, one of Victoria's grand farms.

Social aspects, Australia, Behavior

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