Warrnambool-based horse nearly upsets Winx on Cox Plate day

By Tim Auld
Updated November 14 2017 - 8:37am, first published October 28 2017 - 5:57pm
Cox Plate second placegetter Humidor, ridden by Tyson Kermond, enjoys a swim after training on the Warrnambool foreshore last week. Picture: Rob Gunstone
Cox Plate second placegetter Humidor, ridden by Tyson Kermond, enjoys a swim after training on the Warrnambool foreshore last week. Picture: Rob Gunstone

WARRNAMBOOL-trained Humidor nearly created one of the biggest upsets in Australian racing history when he was beaten by super mare Winx in the $3-million Cox Plate at Moonee Valley on Saturday.

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