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Flat Chat heads for the paddock...big spring campaign looms

Trainer John Sadler will miss Saturday's Easter Cup at Caulfield with in-form Flat Chat. He's sending 5YO for a spell and will bring him back for the spring carnival racing...He'll be aimed at the feature 1600m handicaps in Melbourne. The Toorak is the #1 target.

Trainer John Sadler will miss Saturday's Easter Cup at Caulfield with in-form Flat Chat. He's sending 5YO for a spell and will bring him back for the spring carnival racing...He'll be aimed at the feature 1600m handicaps in Melbourne. The Toorak is the #1 target.

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