G\ufeffold Trip has come from nowhere to record victory in the group one Turnbull Stakes.<\/p>\n
It was a successful outing for trainers David Eustace and\ufeff Ciaron Maher, who went back-to-back in the Turnbull Stakes after Smokin' Romans won it in 2022.<\/p>\n
Jockey Mark Zahra has also won his second Turnbull Stakes, after he won with Verry Ellegant three years ago.<\/p>\n
READ MORE:\ufeff<\/strong> 'Blame myself': Eddie reveals killer World Cup regret<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n READ MORE:\ufeff<\/strong> NRL stars remain in Eddie's Wallabies rebuild plan<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n READ MORE:\ufeff<\/strong> Key prop in doubt for All Blacks RWC quarter-final<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Zahra \ufeffexpressed his shock at the run, having come from the middle of the pack to win by a jaw-dropping two lengths.<\/p>\n "I'm tingling, I can't believe he won like that, what a win," Zahra said on Racing.com.<\/p>\n "He's such a race-day horse. When he goes down the straight, he looks at the crowd. When I go, I like to give it to him, because he is a stallion.<\/p>\n "I've hit the front at the 200 (metres) and he's just absolutely bolting.<\/p>\n