"There is really nothing more for me to say.

"Whether they are here at Randwick today, but all around Australia, New Zealand, the world. Winx came in wide before breezing past her challengers with 200 metres to go. On March 2 at Randwick, Winx set the record for most Group One wins with her 23rd, breaking the former Group One record held by retired Irish horse Hurricane Fly. An NT woman whose partner tested positive for coronavirus yesterday has also returned a positive testRecord-breaking mare Winx has claimed her final race victory in one last dominant performance in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Royal Randwick.The Hugh Bowman-ridden horse signed off in typical fashion on Saturday, breezing through the field before pulling away to win ahead of Kluger and Hartnell at The Championships meeting.The victory means the seven-year-old mare has extended her winning streak to an unprecedented 33 consecutive races, including an incredible 25 Group One victories.Winx has also claimed her 20th victory at Randwick, where she has picked up the vast majority of her 33 race wins.Bowman brought Winx out slowly from the traps early on before settling into sixth place, and then made a signature dash to the finish on the 600-metre mark.Winx came in wide before breezing past her challengers with 200 metres to go. I am so proud of her. "It's over," Bowman said. "This horse has captured the hearts of a lot of people around the globe. No-one knows what happenedThe mental illness that can suck your bank account dry in a blinkAnalysis: We are back in the nether world, and it feels like the crisis is slipping awayPresbyterian Church describes 'crazy' evacuation at one of its aged care homes after mounting COVID casesLive: Victoria records 397 new coronavirus cases and three deaths, pushing Australia's tally over 200'Growing concern' over Victoria's community transmissionOne new COVID-19 case in Queensland linked to recent outbreak'Lucky that I got out in time': Millions locked out of Queensland as restrictions come into effectRemains found in Byron Bay bushland confirmed as missing woman Thea LiddleLive: Victoria records 397 new coronavirus cases and three deaths, pushing Australia's tally over 200'Growing concern' over Victoria's community transmissionMan, 83, dies from Crossroads COVID-19 cluster, becoming first NSW death since MayOne new COVID-19 case in Queensland linked to recent outbreak'Lucky that I got out in time': Millions locked out of Queensland as restrictions come into effectWHO released guidelines on reopening international travel this week. SYDNEY (AP) — Seven-year-old mare Winx won her third consecutive Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Randwick on Saturday to finish her illustrious career with a 33rd straight win, a record 25th Group One victory and nearly $19 million in prize money.Winx was ridden by Hugh Bowman and trained by Chris Waller. "I hadn't thought about winning a race like today ever in my lifetime," Waller said. Maybe we will never know how good she really is. “Winx became the world's top-ranked turf horse in 2016 after extending her current winning sequence that began in May of 2015 to 14 races.” “Winx received an international rating of 130 when she won her second successive WS Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in October of 2016 and a Timeform rating of 133.” "I hadn't thought about winning a race like today ever in my lifetime. Winx wins yet again and becomes first Australian horse to win 30 consecutive races. Champion Australian mare Winx extended her record-breaking win streak to 32 on Saturday in what is widely expected to be the penultimate race for the world’s top-rated turf horse. "I can't describe her in words. Kluger looked to challenge as the finish line loomed in sight, but just could not rein in the incredible mare, who finished one-and-a-half lengths in front.An emotional Bowman said the number of people who had come to see Winx's last-ever race was overwhelming. But thanks for appreciating her for what she is.

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"On March 2 at Randwick, Winx set the record for most Group One wins with her 23rd, breaking the former Group One record held by retired Irish horse Hurricane Fly.Winx had had another Group One win in the George Ryder Stakes at Sydney's Rosehill on March 23 and overall had 37 wins from 43 starts.Winx also won the Cox Plate, Australia's weight-for-age championship, a record four times at Moonee Valley in Victoria state.More AP sports: https://apnews.com/apf-sports and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports© 2020 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC.

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