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Jameka Suffering Travel Sickness
Trainer Ciaron Maher has advised that Jameka was found to be suffering from travel sickness upon return to his Melbourne stable this morning and accordingly has been treated.
Mr Maher indicated that no firm decision has been made in respect to the mare's next race start.
Mr Maher was advised a veterinary clearance is required before Jameka is permitted to race again.
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