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Day at the Races Descends into Chaos as Willie Mullins Prepares Vauban for Melbourne Cup

A thrilling day at the races turned chaotic as Australia geared up for the highly anticipated Melbourne Cup.

Despite the chaos, punters are eagerly awaiting the race itself, which will take place at 4am UK time on Tuesday.

Photos of Mayhem at Flemington Racecourse

Photos from Flemington racecourse on Saturday show a scene of mayhem, with drinks and limbs scattered everywhere. Racegoers truly let loose, enjoying refreshing beverages and soaking up the sunshine.

Willie Mullins' Vauban Favored to Win

Willie Mullins, the famous Irish horse trainer, arrived in Australia just in time to witness the barrier draw for the Melbourne Cup. His horse, Vauban, owned by Rich Ricci, is the red-hot favorite with odds of 9-4 to claim the £2.4 million prize. Vauban, a multiple Grade 1-winning hurdler, has already proven himself at Royal Ascot and the Cheltenham Festival.

Challenging the Aussie Crowd

Vauban will face a different challenge when racing in front of the passionate Australian crowd. The raucous atmosphere at Flemington racecourse gives the race a unique intensity.

Charismatic Owner Feels the Pressure

Rich Ricci, the charismatic owner of Vauban, admitted that he will be unable to watch the race due to the nerves and pressure he feels. The finance executive, who is worth an estimated £100 million, said he doesn't want to let people down and will rely on updates instead of watching the race live.

Mullins' Strongest Chance Yet

Willie Mullins described the Melbourne Cup as the biggest race he could hope to win. With Vauban as his strongest chance ever, Mullins is determined to bring home the victory.

Remember to Gamble Responsibly

As the excitement builds for the Melbourne Cup, it's important to remember to gamble responsibly and enjoy the race in a safe and controlled manner.


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