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Cliffie Miller – Magic Monday
Miner turned Hollywood-sponsored racehorse trainer Cliffie Miller was just about unstoppable at Flamingo Park on Monday, winning six of the eight races in which he had runners.
The 61 year old has saddled 31 winners at a 12 % win strike -rate this term.
28% of his runners earn place money.
Cliffie started in 1979 with just 6 horses.
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