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EPISODE · Aug 29, 2010 · 39 MIN

The Melbourne Cup: why?

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program · host Dr Andrew Lemon, Victoria Racing Club

Date recorded: 13 August 2010. Having researched written three volumes covering the social and political history of Australian racing, Andrew Lemon has been working as a consultant historian with the Victoria Racing Club and talks about why the Melbourne Cup.

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