Diamond on the mend

Carte Diamond will remain in Australia and is set to be campaigned for this year’s renewal of the Melbourne Cup.

Wed, 04 Jan, 2006 - 08:00

Carte Diamond will remain in Australia and is set to be campaigned for this year’s renewal of the Melbourne Cup.

Brian Ellison’s five-year-old impaled his hind-leg on a metal stake after crashing through a running rail in a workout ahead of the 2005 contest, which was won by Makybe Diva.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Australia Place: York Place: North Yorkshire Person: Diamond Person: Brian Ellison Person: Makybe Diva Person: Ellison Person: Sergeant Cecil Person: Barry Smith Person: Barry Person: Lorraine Event: Melbourne Cup Organisation: Racing Post

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