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Phar Lap |
The name Phar Lap derives from the shared
Zhuang and
Thai word for lightning (Thai:
ฟ้าแลบ
fáa lɛ̂p,
lit. 'sky flash').[2]
According to the Museum Victoria, Aubrey Ping, studying medicine at the University of Sydney, had the track in Randwick as a regular haunt, and he often talked with riders and trainers. He had learned some Zhuang from his father, who migrated to Australia from southern China in the 19th century. He was the one who suggested "farlap" as the horse's name. Telford liked the name, but changed the F to PH to create a seven letter word, which was split in two in keeping with the dominant naming pattern of Melbourne Cup winners.
“The ancient
Greek definition of happiness was the full use of your powers
along lines of excellence” – John F. Kennedy
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