Graham: This rivalry has many chapters left to be written

17 September 2021
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One of the narratives of the 2020 season was the brilliant rivalry that developed between LADIES IN RED and TOUGH TILLY throughout their futurity features.  

In a wonderful closure to their season-long stoush, Tough Tilly (pictured) turned the tables on Ladies In Red at their final meeting in the Vicbred Super Series, after the latter had seemingly had the advantage.

The battle of these brilliant fillies reignites this Saturday night at Ballarat when they go head-to-head in the Nutrien Argent 3YO Classic as race four on the card.

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