While there is no suggestion the bones are not Phar Lap's, the simple answer to his size is there is possibly not enough space between the vertebrae. ''Phar Lap was a big thoroughbred; he stood at ...

But Mr Leski says the auctioned notebook could change all that. CHARLES LESKI: Its very easy to speculate that if Phar Lap wasn't feeling, or wasn't responding the way the trainer thought he ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. LEGENDARY Kiwi thoroughbred Phar Lap will hold his head high when he heads back to Melbourne. The Museum of New Zealand has ...

Phar Lap’s name derives from the word for lightning (or “sky flash”) that is common in the Thai and Chinese Zhuang languages. He was born on October 4, 1926, in New Zealand but taken to ...

Phar Lap's hide is one of the Melbourne Museum's most popular exhibits and it is anticipated that his skeleton will draw an even bigger crowd. "We expect around 350,000 local, interstate and ...

A life-size replica of Phar Lap is among the horse-inspired curiosities ... Some pieces are almost a hundred years old including an original framed sketch of 1933 Melbourne Cup winner Hallmark.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. PHAR Lap was reunited with his skeleton for the first time in 80 years yesterday, when his bones were unveiled as part of a new ...

Pike’s two victories in the weight-for-age championship came aboard Phar Lap in 1930 and ’31 ... the greatest Cox Plate champion of all? The simple answer is, as with all of these debates ...