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"Nothing was gonna beat Without A Fight given that performance today".
The seven-year-old gelding wasn't the favourite to win the Melbourne Cup, but TAB Trackside TV's Aidan Rodley clearly thinks he was a deserving champion.
He caught up with D'Arcy Waldegrave on Sportstalk post-race.
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The race that stops two nations kicks off in about half in hour.
About 80,000 punters will be track side at Flemington for the Melbourne Cup, with 23 horses ready to hit the ground running.
Australian correspondent Donna Demaio says the party's already started.
"Post-pandemic, it really feels like the Melbourne Cup has got its buzz back."
Newstalk ZB will cross live to the race when it begins.
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Cloudy conditions are forecast for today's 163rd running of the Melbourne Cup.
The TAB is expecting New Zealanders to put more than $12 million on the big five o'clock race.
Several horses have New Zealand connections, including Kiwi jockey James McDonald and Sydney-based Kiwi trainer Chris Waller.
Melbourne Cup correspondent Donna Demaio told Kate Hawkesby that there'll be an electric atmosphere.
She says 24 local and international horses will be racing around the track at Flemington, with $9 million in prize money.
Off the track, Christchurch's Lily Simons is set to represent New Zealand at the Fashion on the Fields competition.
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The NZ Kiwis won the Pacific Nations Cup on Saturday with an emphatic victory over Australia in Hamilton.
While India continue to cement themselves as favourite for the Cricket World Cup.
And the build up for the 2023 Melbourne Cup continues.
ZB Sport's Andrew Alderson wrapped up the weekend's sports with Kate Hawkesby on Early Edition.
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