šŸ”œ Last year, she sold Tulloch Lodge to Asian interests because she’d come to a stage in her life where she was happy to work for someone else, as she told CPA Australia chief executive Alex Malley, in an interview for INTHEBLACK TV program #Horse

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ā€œIt's such an honour to train for the Queen."
Palace officials first asked her a series of questions to verify her identity.
Once satisfied that it was the champion Australian racehorse trainer on the line, Waterhouse was put through to the Queen.
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#Queen
Carlton House was a gift to the Queen from Sheikh Mohammed and started favourite in the English Derby and ran third before being runner-up to So You Think in the Prince Of Wales Stakes.

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G1 Queen Elizabeth -. ā€œUnorthodox, yes, but the truth is that the Golden Slipper has played a vital role in Australian racing and breeding since its inauguration in 1957.ā€

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It will be the first time in 35 years that horse racing trainer Gai Waterhouse hasn’t been at Flemington Racecourse to watch the Melbourne Cup

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It is notable that Singleton versus Waterhouse has occurred at a time when another very Sydney matter has been played out in the daily national news. The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry into the awarding of lucrative mining leases -

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ā€œThe country is a constitutional monarchy and part of the commonwealth, and the Queen is the Sovereignā€

ā€œThere, the Queen is not involved in the day-to-day running of the country, but instead conducts important ceremonial rolesā€

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ā€œThe Home Secretary Theresa May said earlier month that child sexual abuse ran through British society like a ā€œstick of Blackpool rockā€ and warned that the public did not fully ā€œappreciate the true scaleā€ of exploitationā€
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