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A behind the headlines look into the lives of those whose destinies were swept up with Phar Lap's. He was a champion of champions--a pug ugly horse who rose from nothing to win 37 races in three years--until he was struck down in a manner unresolved to this day.

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Melbourne Cup 1930 is the story of four days in November that became at the same time the most famous and infamous in Cup history. It began with a gunman, like something out of a Chicago gangster movie, apparently trying to kill Phar Lap on a quiet suburban street. For the newspapers, the twin stories of sporting greatness and seedy corruption were a sensational cocktail. Meanwhile, the other horses, owners, trainers and jockeys were preparing for the biggest race of their lives. Their many diverse stories and the memories they invoke of Cups gone by are an integral part of this unique tale.

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"The story of Phar Lap, the great Australian racehorse, written in ballad form for children."--Provided by publisher.

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Phar Lap the big bold chestnut reigned as king of the turf in the depression gripped Australia of the 1930s. From his humble beginnings the New Zealand bred horse raced on to become the hero of a nation.

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Reveals the complete and incredible true story of Australia's greatest racing hero, Phar Lap, featuring footage previously unseen by the public. Also features Bart Cummings and his success in winning the Melbourne Cup.

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From Archer's walk, to Kiwi's devastating run. Depicts rare footage of many Melbourne cups. The jockeys, the trainers. The fashions, the politics and Phar Lap.

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