Talk:Platelet (horse)

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The criteria for a Horse to be notable is the following: "Horse racing figures, including horses and/or their human "connections" (horse trainers, jockeys, or horse owners and horse breeders) are presumed to most likely meet WP:GNG for notability if they have accomplished ANY of the following:

1. Individuals who win a Grade I/Group I stakes race or the equivalent level in their respective nations. (Horses, due to their relatively short careers, at least once; humans best to have done so more than once) 2. Individuals who have won multiple significant Grade/Group 2 or 3 graded stakes races or the equivalent level in their respective nations. 3. Individuals who have won year-end championship titles, such as an Eclipse Award. 4. Members of a national Racing Hall of Fame.

Platelet meets the first two criteria winning multiple GROUP 1 GOODWOOD STAKES and the GROUP 1 SANGSTER STAKES (both at Morphetville Race Course), plus the GROUP 2 GILGAI STAKES (Flemington Racecourse) and the GROUP 3 THOUROUGHBRED STAKES (Caulfield Racecourse). EducatedAustralian (talk) 14:50, 16 June 2020 (UTC)[reply]