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PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

OCTOBER 16-22, 2019

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Welcome to our annual spring racing edition. No one covered the sport better than the late journalist Les Carlyon, who wrote about racing (a carry-over from our aristocratic roots) with a romanticism that is sometimes lost in this Instagram age – from the scallywags in the betting ring to the body language of the thoroughbreds. Through his prose, a handsome stallion with a neck arched like a carousel horse became a swashbuckling Errol Flynn-type character. Here, we capture that admiration, plus the fun of the party and tips on throwing a memorable Cup Day celebration at home. ●

FINAL TOUCH \ Statement earrings cap off a Fashions

PHOTO FINISH \ Threads by Melbourne fashion

on the Field-worthy ensemble, which is judged on a

designer Katie Pratt will be as hot as the Cup favourite

complete look. To balance this bold Ted Baker pair,

– her label Elliatt Collective features racecourse-ready,

team with a minimalist headpiece. ● tedbaker.com

feminine power suits. ● elliattcollective.com.au

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OUR COVER \ Kennedy Racing dawn trackwork at Pakenham. Photo by Julian Kingma.

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the sole; supple men’s styles will go the distance at

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““I am Crystal Kimber” … and I’ve won Myer Fashions on the Field I first entered the junior Fashions on the Field

when I was 16, with an outfit I made in textile class.

Both my mum and my grandma were dressmakers, so they were always sewing when I was a kid. When I was younger, Melbourne Cup was the big day on the calendar. One thing I always remembered watching on TV was the Fashions on the Field – I really dreamed of getting up there one day myself.

In 2017, I took out the national final, which was so unexpected. It was probably one of my cheapest outfits, but definitely the most special. I inherited the skirt from my grandma, and she bought it at an opportunity shop about 30 years ago.

I loved it as a kid because it was all these beautiful bright colours, and all the embroidery was made of very delicate raffia. When she passed away, she left me the skirt and I always said I wanted to make it into a dress because it was very long.

When my mum and I were planning spring carnival outfits, it was sitting in mum’s sewing room, kind of half-made into a dress that we didn’t really know what to do with. We put an interesting top on it, and I wore a crown-meets-halo headpiece.

I won a Lexus car, a massive Myer shopping spree and a Kennedy watch, which I still absolutely adore.

This year I am the Myer Fashions on the Field ambassador, and I get to judge all the days. I think for me, sleeve detail is really on trend at the moment, and there are so many different ways you can wear a statement sleeve – a one-shoulder with a puffed sleeve, a long sleeve; there are lots of soft chiffons as well. Colour also plays a huge part, obviously outside of Derby Day. Expect to see a lot of ice blues and some pastels.

Another trend that’s slowly coming through is high-shine PVC fabrics. A lot of designers, including Alex Perry, are slowly bringing through the PVC. Mum still makes some of my dresses. I do all the hand sewing and she does the machine work.

Fashions on the Field is a fun addiction. I’ve made some really amazing friends over the years – it’s also about being able to catch up with people and sharing your mutual love of fashion.

That’s been special over the years, and that’s what keeps me coming back. ● ● flemington.com.au/fotf

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KENNEDY’S NEW DAWN COVER STORY An emerging thoroughbred racing stable

of dedicated horsemen aims to break from the field.

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etail king James Kennedy is perched high up in a steward’s box, binoculars fixed squarely beneath his brow at Pakenham Racing Club.

Beside him, renowned South African horse trainer Chesney van Zyl surveys a handful of thoroughbreds as they pace eagerly around the edges of the track.

They trade quiet observations as most Melburnians are still waking up.

There is one filly in particular showing potential.

She doesn’t even have a name yet but is the most advanced of the eight runners Kennedy has adopted under his new Victorian stable.

“It doesn’t mean she is the best,” he admits. “She is just the most likely to get running early. It’s all about timing. You just have to be patient.”

The man who turned his late father’s watch company into an Australian business empire doesn’t just have his eye on the yearlings below.

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A ARON L ANGMAID ●

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He is ready to claim a stake in Australia’s multibillion-dollar racing industry. But like the freshly saddled two-year-olds that spring and jolt with energy in the morning light, Kennedy must learn to pace himself if he is to break from the pack.

Kennedy Racing is pioneering what he hopes will become a revolutionary training movement.

Where out-of-form runners are too often retired and forgotten, the 40-year-old Kennedy has plans to expand a stable with an ethos grounded on the teachings of famous “horse whisperer” Monty Roberts. It is a pain-free approach. Equine mindfulness, if you like. Kennedy sees the treatment of horses as key to his stable’s success.

This passionate racing enthusiast – in slim-fit jeans and suede boots, no less – wants to be known for being more than just a naming rights sponsor.

“The industry has fallen short,” Kennedy says.

“That’s my belief. Animal welfare in general for me was incredibly important.

“When you buy a race horse I think you take responsibility for the animal for its entire life. Race horses are not a commodity.”

Together with Roberts, who in recent months has

“I was told once by a very successful man that you don’t really hit your straps in big business until you’re 60, so that’s encouraging.”

James Kennedy keeps a watchful eye on his horses, main; Kennedy Racing’s Pakenham stables, right.

been working closely with the Queen, Kennedy and trainer van Zyl share a vision for a stable capable of making a dent in group 1 fixtures.

The team currently works from a modest facility at Pakenham but have plans to expand the operation under Roberts’ tutelage.

An American horse behavioural expert who has been hailed for his non-violent training techniques, the 84-year-old believes the secret to a horse’s racing success is to identify the trigger for rogue behaviour then manage it.

Kennedy understands that in an industry where thousands of livelihoods depend on the hooves tearing down a track on a carnival day, such a passive approach might be difficult to swallow for owners and trainers in need of tangible outcomes.

But that is what he hopes might define him.

“We are cruelty-free. I am not going to be a martyr for somebody who is trying to revolutionise the racing industry‚ that’s not what I am in this for.”

In the meantime, Kennedy plans to continue

reinforcing the framework of a business his father Louis first started as a jewellery shop front in Sydney’s Double Bay. His naming rights deal with the Victoria Racing Club for Kennedy Oaks Day is halfway through its five-year contract. When asked about the future, he doesn’t see any reason why the relationship shouldn’t continue well beyond that.

Meanwhile, Kennedy Luxury Group remains a match-day partner with the AFL for its annual fixtures in China.

Kennedy is certain his father would be proud of what he’s achieved. “I think he would be impressed by the business that I have built and the roads I have taken in life,” he says.

“I was told once by a very successful man that you don’t really hit your straps in big business until you’re 60, so that’s encouraging.

“I have still have 20 years to go.” ● ● kennedyracing.com.au

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FOOD Dine like the A-listers with

he spring racing carnival is upon us once more with its frocks, hats and conspicuous excess. When it comes to the food, the chefs catering Melbourne’s annual sporting and social extravaganza know the only thing you should leave to chance has four legs and is running around the track.

Whether in the Birdcage or hosting friends at home, spring racing culinary success is all about planning ahead – and with these tips from two leading marquees, you’ll be a leader in the field.

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For Matt Stone and Jo Barrett, the chef partners of multi-awardwinning restaurant at Oakridge winery, this year is their first experience of spring racing.

They learnt that luxury car maker Lexus were eager to embrace the locavore, ethical and sustainable principles that have made their Yarra Valley restaurant a leader in the national field.

Bumble marquee Bumble made its Birdcage debut at the Melbourne Cup Carnival last year, and for its repeat appearance in 2019 is in full flight.

Led by Michelle Battersby, Bumble has been the creative visionary for the menu development alongside chefs from the Merivale stable.

Bumble guests over the four race days will graze on canapes such as steak tartare reimagined as a finger

food, while desserts bring the bling with gold-brushed milk chocolate lollipops and glitter strawberries.

When it comes to transplanting the Birdcage pizzazz to the home, Battersby is a believer in going glam.

“My tip is ... prep as much as you can before they arrive.” A dessert that combines beauty with simplicity cannot be underestimated.

“I’d take inspiration from our Bumble Birdcage marquee menu – and the Made by Merivale chefs assure me, not too tricky to make at home.” Try melting an assortment of chocolate and dip in your choice of fruit, nuts or marshmallows. ●

STEVEN WOODBURN

Lexus marquee

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Inside the Landmark by Lexus marquee guests will be treated to a signature Oakridge dish of “today’s and yesterday’s bread” with fresh burrata and olives. The sourdough is made with flour hand-milled by Barrett each day; the old bread isn’t discarded but pulped into porridge and turned into a cracker.

Those principles can also be extended to serving people at your own Cup day soiree.

“I love food being shared at home,” Stone says.

“Things like peas and broad beans and asparagus are always great and they eat well at room temperature.

“Just add fresh goats’ curd and preserved lemon to keep it nice and fresh and lively.”

To get the most out of Cup celebrations at home, you don’t want to be tied to the kitchen. A failsafe move is slow-cooking a whole lamb shoulder to serve pulled, dressed with fresh herbs and olive oil.

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Raise a glass DRINK Tipples for a gathering in the

racecourse carpark or a soiree on home turf.

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ome people believe the spring racing carnival is about horse racing. Those who aren’t kidding themselves understand that it’s more an excuse for treating yourself to long lunches and better-than-usual wine. It’s also an ideal opportunity to get yourself off the beaten track and add something new to the repertoire. Here are some suggestions from wineries, wine stores and restaurants to aid you in the task. Giddy-up! ●

Rosé, $29

MICHAEL HARDEN ISTOCK

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2018 Groiss Ried Hasenhaide

Austrian winemaker Ingrid Groiss is renowned for her skill with rosé.

Co-owner of online wine store The Local Drop, Jagdev Singh says it’s “bright, with the most gentle fizz ... and screams spring with every sip.

It’s made from a blend of handpicked pinot noir and Zweigelt.”

Food match: Perfect with a lobster roll. ● thelocaldrop.com.au

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Bellenda Cosi E Col Fondo, $35

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Fine wine buyer at the Prince Wine Store Roscoe Halligan-Rose says “Bellenda stands head and shoulders above most of the mass-produced examples. The focus here is on traditionally made, bottle-fermented wines that express their regionality, the kind of wine you want to pop at the start of a long lunch or dinner.”

Food match: Chicken sandwiches with lashings of mayonnaise.

This pet-nat from Western Australia is highly recommended by wine store Magnum + Queens. It is, says coowner Kirsten Dickie, “a super fun, party wine made with a blend of riesling and shiraz. It’s preservativefree. Gently sweet, crunchy texture and just the right amount of fizz.”

Food match: Pairs well with salty snacks and fried vegetables. ● magnumandqueenswine.com

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2017 Moreau Naudet Chablis, $65

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Oakridge Estate in the Yarra Valley is renowned for its chardonnay and this single block wine has the awards to prove it. It’s lean, elegant, complex, flinty chardonnay that compares favourably with premier and even grand cru burgundy.

Food match: Jersey milk brie, preferably handmade from Oakridge chefs Matt Stone and Jo Barrett.

The Chablis Bar at Japanese restaurant Kisume is an excellent venue for an apres-race debrief. Wine guy Philip Rich has this chablis available by the glass or the bottle.

“This saline and minerally chardonnay spent 20 months on lees, giving the wine texture and a depth of fruit you don’t always see at village chablis level.”

Food match: Sushi or grilled fish.

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The 65-storey residential tower opposite Flagstaff Gardens on King Street will house 594 one, two and three-bedroom apartments and luxury amenities.

It’s also the only major residential project scheduled for completion in Melbourne’s CBD in 2023, according to marketing agent Colliers International.

Tim Storey, Colliers International Residential managing director, says recent planning changes mean that only a handful of residential development sites remain in the CBD. This scarcity and a growing appreciation for the convenience of city living have helped Aspire become Australia’s fastest selling project in 2019, with about 300 apartments sold. “People are only just discovering how convenient life is in larger towers with luxurious amenities,” Storey says.

At least half of the building offers view lines, with outlooks available across Flagstaff Gardens from lower levels; Docklands views start from level 26 and bay views from level 40. ● LIZ McLACHLAN

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Notable, too, is the lounge’s chunky stone fireplace and the energy rating is 8.4 stars. ● ALISON BARCLAY Agent: Jellis Craig, Richard Winneke 0418 136 858 Price: $4.25 million-$4.5 million Auction: noon, October 19

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Well built, Great Views Special Features of Como Apartments; Easy access to Hotel Como and Theatres. Only 68 apartments, all large.

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Coming up soon a 8.26 sqm, one bedroom apartment in Lonsdale on 7 River Street overlooking central greens Private sale $680k - 720k SPACIOUS WITH 2 BEDROOMS, 1 BATHROOM, LAUNDRY AND 2 CAR SPACES 1101/666 Chapel Street for Sale Situated in the Como complex on the corner of Toorak Road and Chapel Street and having stood the test of time, this 130 sqm (+9 sqm balcony) apartment has space for living and entertaining.

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