The audience lined up for the entrance. (photo by the Times)
More than one hundred thousand people attended the annual Melbourne Cup (Melbourne Cup) race on Nov. 7 at (Flemington Racecourse), the Flemington Racecourse, the Times reported.
The No. 22 horse, Rekindling, won the Melbourne Cup for the first time under the control of rider Brown (Corey Brown).
Rekindling, only 4 years old, is the youngest horse in the game and won the top spot in the Melbourne Cup for the first time. Rider Brown won the Melbourne Cup for the second time. In 2009, he won the Shocking, for the first time.
Joseph O`Brien, Rekindling`s trainer, was just 24 years old and his father was a former champion horse trainer. It was his first win in the Melbourne Cup and defeated his father`s domesticated horse, Johannes Vermeer..
This also makes famous horse owner Williams (Lloyd Williams) become the most successful Melbourne Cup "champion horse" horse owner. His horse has now won six Melbourne titles.
In addition, 7 Ma Johannes Vermeer took second place, and 9 Ma Max Dynamite took third place.
Because of the weather, the race didn`t start until 3 p. M. on Tuesday, but the crowd arrived as early as 9 a. M., in order to get the best place to watch.
Die-hard fans, Kath (Kath), (Ray) and Sarah (Sarah), got up at 5: 00 a. M. that morning and arrived at Flemington by bus from (Boronia) in Poronia and (Yarra Valley) in the Yala Valley. The trio, already a long-time Melbourne Cup fan, has been here for 10 years in a row. But their early rise was worth it, and the trio took a straight line with the finish bar and was able to see the champion jump over the finish line with his own eyes.
Like magic, Flemington`s rain stopped shortly after the racetrack opened, 08:40, and there was a faint sign of clearing. As the audience came in one after another, the sun appeared occasionally.
The carnival will put pressure on the urban railway. (photo by the Times)
The Melbourne Cup brought huge crowds. To ease the resulting rail pressure, Melbourne`s rail operations unit, Metro Trains Melbourne, has inspected the city`s tracks before the race to ensure the safety and timely delivery of passengers to their destinations.
It is reported that last Saturday`s German race horse day (Derby Day) due to major operational errors, six full-load cars appeared for up to 40 minutes of temporary parking, causing many passengers to jump, resulting in one person injured to the hospital. Commuters have feared a similar accident in the Melbourne Cup on July 7. City rail regulators are also worried about one hundred thousand passengers on the day of the race, which could put huge pressure on the rail network, Fafus media reported.
A spokesman for the National Safety Regulatory Office (Office of the National Safety Regulator) confirmed that Melbourne`s railway regulator was investigating derby`s train delays, but had taken measures to prevent similar incidents on the 7th and during subsequent events.
