Flying Zulu secures historic win in Brisbane Cup

Flying Zulu Wins Brisbane Cup
Holly Thompson celebrating with Flying Zulu after the Group 1 Brisbane Cup victory at Albion Park

In a turn of events, Jason Thompson made history in the world of greyhound racing by clinching his sixth Brisbane Cup victory with Flying Zulu at Albion Park on Thursday evening.

During a nail-biting finish, Flying Zulu overtook the leading runner, Lakeview Emily, in the homestretch, crossing the post with a length to spare in 29.66 seconds, paying $5.50 at Neds.

Good Odds Cobber from New South Wales closely followed in third place.

This win marked Flying Zulus’s 14th victory out of 25 races and his first major group 1 win after coming second in the G1 Harrison Dawson at Sandown in May.

The Thompson family’s early investment in the offspring of Orson Allen made this triumph more special.

The success of Flying Zulu signifies a special moment, as it was the Brisbane Cup held at Albion Park before its relocation to The Q track next year.

The exceptional performances by Flying Zulu under Thompson and Lakeview Emily under Tony Brett continue to showcase their dominance in Brisbane’s top-tier competitions.

Together, these two trainers have now accumulated a tally of 11 wins out of the previous 21 Brisbane Cup races.

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In the Group 1 Queensland Cup, Tony Brett’s prodigy Exploded emerged victorious by 0.13 lengths over Faheys Magic, claiming the $175,000 in 42.01 seconds.

The Pink Diamond Rookie Distance Final winner opened as the $3.80 near favourite with the leading online bookmakers after finishing the heats in an impressive 41.40 seconds.

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