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Bred to Win

Bred to Win
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Title
Bred to Win
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NZ On Screen
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Description

This National Film Unit documentary looks at thoroughbred racehorse breeding in New Zealand, an industry described as producing "the world's finest racing" — eg 1966 Melbourne Cup winner Galilee. Made when racing could arguably still be called our national sport, the film visits leading stud farms (such as Trelawney in the Waikato) to follow the life of a foal, from birth through yearling sales and training, to Wellington Cup race day — when roads are gridlocked with "a congregation whose bib...

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Video
Date created
1968
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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/bred-to-win-1968
Related subjects
horse racing / gambling / horses / thoroughbred / stud / melbourne cup / wellington cup / bart cumming / jockey / agricola / alcimedes / le filou

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