The Mike Moroney-trained Loyalty Man survives a protest to win the Wodonga Cup

By Andrew Moir
Updated November 25 2016 - 6:41pm, first published 6:30pm
THRILLING WIN: Loyalty Man's jockey Patrick Moloney celebrates his win in the Wodonga Cup, from London Fog. It was a 1/2 length win, with a protest by second-placed jockey Daniel Moor dismissed. Picture: MARK JESSER
THRILLING WIN: Loyalty Man's jockey Patrick Moloney celebrates his win in the Wodonga Cup, from London Fog. It was a 1/2 length win, with a protest by second-placed jockey Daniel Moor dismissed. Picture: MARK JESSER

The Mike Moroney-trained Loyalty Man has survived a protest to win the $110,000 Wodonga Cup.

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