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Pride happy to talk up stable stars as eyes turn to spring features

Private Eye has earned $12.99 million in prizemoney and returns in the Group 2 Tramway Stakes as trainer Joe Pride backs the nine-year-old sprinter.

Warwick Farm trainer Joe Pride believes Private Eye, at nine, will show $22,500 for a 10 per cent share was an astute buy when he contests the Tramway Stakes.

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Pride happy to talk up stable stars as eyes turn to spring features

Warwick Farm trainer Joe Pride believes Private Eye, at nine, will show $22,500 for a 10 per cent share was an astute buy when he contests the Tramway Stakes.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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