TAB Eureka Watch - All eyes on High Above

11 July 2024 | Adam Hamilton
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Ride High & Clayton Tonkin

Ride High & Clayton Tonkin

THERE are a string of feature races across some terrific meetings this weekend, but could the $2.1mil TAB Eureka winner be hidden away in a $9000 race at Melton on Friday night?

Boom four-year-old High Above, the half-brother to injury-plagued superstar Ride High (16 wins from just 18 starts, makes his long-awaited return against a moderate line-up in the eighth race at Melton).

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