Gai Waterhouse
Horse trainer and businesswoman
Born
September 2nd, 1954
70 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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Prominent horse trainer and businesswoman with a significant presence in Australian horse racing. Established a successful training operation and became the first female trainer to win a Melbourne Cup. Built a reputation for obtaining top results at various prestigious racing events across Australia. Waterhouse's training strategies and knowledge of the sport contributed to her success in a competitive industry.
First female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup
Trained multiple Group 1 winners
Established a leading training facility
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