– University student and “beach sprinter” Elizabeth Forsyth speaking after winning the $30,700 prize for coming in first at the historic Stawell Gift handicap sprint race in Australia.
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Jacob Despard And Elizabeth Forsyth Win Stawell Gift, Australia’s Richest Footrace The 120m handicap sprint race on grass awards $30,700 to the winner. Devon Allen competed, but went out in the semis.
*Recap And Video From The Australian Forsyth, a university “beach sprinter” said she told her family not to come because she didn’t think she had a chance to win. *Results
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