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Recent form came to the fore on day two of the Tattersalls February Sale on Friday, with the concluding session of live online trade headed by Wolverhampton scorer Fayathaan, who is bound for Italy after drawing a bid of 85,000gns from Marco Bozzi.
Catalogue updates are generally a major asset at horses-in-training sales and the progressive three-year-old had enhanced his profile when registering a third career success at Wolverhampton just ten days before coming under the hammer.
Bozzi said: He s going to Italy to be trained in Milan by Mr Biondi and is for owner Mrs Roveda. This is a nice horse, we vetted him and he ticked all the boxes. He is a good peformer, a sharp horse and should suit seven furlongs or a mile in Italy.
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Many Victorian tourism businesses have been buoyed by a bumper summer, with accommodation booked solid in coastal towns.
But the looming loss of JobKeeper payments at the end of March, combined with fears the return of international visitors could be delayed until as late as 2023, has some fearing they may still go to the wall.
Summer has been busy at Phillip Island with domestic visitors but many businesses are struggling with the lack of international tourists.
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The end of the summer tourism peak and uncertainty about freedom to travel between states also loom as major tests for the beleaguered sector.