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Why this seven-year-old, $34 shot might just be poised to spring an almighty Everest upset

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Why this seven-year-old, $34 shot might just be poised to spring an almighty Everest upset

Giga Kick has won and finished second in his two Everest runs.

Trainer Clayton Douglas says a soft track gives his veteran a chance to feature in the finish again.

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