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The report into the Caulfield Cup horse death has been released, but we need more information

We now know, thanks to a speedy and thorough stewards’ investigation, the direct cause of a devastating horse death in the aftermath of Saturday’s Caulfield Cup. But more information is needed to complete the picture – and protect racing’s flimsy social licence.

Published Oct 20, 2026 · 3:45 AMOriginal source: Brisbane Times - Latest News2 reads
The report into the Caulfield Cup horse death has been released, but we need more information
We now know, thanks to a speedy and thorough stewards’ investigation, the direct cause of a devastating horse death in the aftermath of Saturday’s Caulfield Cup. But more information is needed to complete the picture – and protect racing’s flimsy social licence.
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