Race Result:

1st: Our Last Cash (D Scott/C Williams) - $9
2nd: Bews (Price & Kent Jnr/B Shinn) - $4.20F
3rd: Cause For Concern (S Mathrick/B Allen) - $7

Winning Time: 1:04.78 Last 600m: N/A

Margins: Short Head x Nose

Our Last Cash gets the money for Donna Scott in the first at HQ @CWilliamsJockey pic.twitter.com/yYPWPNNwjy

— Racing.com (@Racing) September 16, 2023

Winning Trainer: Donna Scott

Winning at Flemington: "Big thrill to come back here, obviously it was a fair step up in grade from last start, obviously we were chasing a Kosciuszko slot in New South Wales but didn't get picked up so we thought we can't lose anything by coming back here today."

Enjoys the straight: "We'll wait and see now, his brother ran in a race here over the carnival so we had to get today out of the road to see where we're at and hopefully we can plot something over the Spring.

Winning Jockey: Craig Williams

On the win: "Credit's got to go to his trainer, Donna, he's a quirky horse and having ridden him two starts ago, comparable to today you could see that he'd come on which he had to. It was really good, we just trusted him, trust he's a good straight horse and he'll do the rest."

On the track: "I just thought first past the post might be the best thing for me. I think the track's very even, very fair, I drew where I did and just rode my horse accordingly."

Losing the ride on Giga Kick: "Everyone's dealing with something, as it turned out it's a horse race, it's my job, I love to do it, I love the horse but Jonathon's (Munz) owners have chosen to replace me and that's his prerogative. My job and my team and my support around me and the stuff that we do humanitarian wise, it puts a greater perspective on life and as much as I love it, breathe it, sleep it, dream about it, I love my racing, I've got a really good perspective of life in the last eighteen months.

"I guess a time like now actually shows people that come out and really support situations but again, I can't ride the horse, it's a bit disappointing but I wish the horse all the best, I think he's a superstar so good luck to him going forward."

Winning race named after Robert Cram: "It's an honour to win a race named in honour of Mr Robert Cram, when I was an apprentice and I was 58 kilos, 60 kilos and needed him to support me and give me an opportunity and educate me thirty years ago, he was master of apprentices then, he's been around for so long, he was at the helm. A very important man and it gives me great pleasure to win a race named in honour of Mr Cram.