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Brave call: Pride’s coal city specialist primed for fitting farewell

11/12/2026, 12:19:16 AM

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Brave call: Pride’s coal city specialist primed for fitting farewell — Photo / Coverage: Sydney Morning HeraldCredit: Craig Kerry

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Part-owner Brave Pride would not be surprised to see stable favourite Coal Crusher bow out with a third win in the Hunter on Saturday.

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Brave call: Pride’s coal city specialist primed for fitting farewell.
Part-owner Brave Pride would not be surprised to see stable favourite Coal Crusher bow out with a third win in the Hunter on Saturday.
Part-owner Brave Pride would not be surprised to see stable favourite Coal Crusher bow out with a third win in the Hunter on Saturday.

Part-owner Brave Pride would not be surprised to see stable favourite Coal Crusher bow out with a third win in the Hunter on Saturday.

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Brave call: Pride’s coal city specialist primed for fitting farewell

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