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WINNING RETURN: Democrat Party clinches the Sires' Stakes Fillies' Championship at Alexandra Park.
Democrat Party climaxed an extraordinary comeback from serious injury when she won the $150,000 Sires' Stakes Fillies' Championship at Alexandra Park in New Zealand record time.
In a survival-of-the-fittest final, when the searing pace never let up, it was left to the one filly who had shown incredible bravery off the track to run down Mark Purdon and Supersonic Miss in an unbelievable 2:37.1 for the 2200 metres.
That Democrat Party could even make the race, let alone break the record of 2:38.6 set by Delightful Lana at the last Auckland meeting, was testament to the skills of not only trainer Barry Purdon but also the team around him.
The future of the American Ideal filly looked decidedly shaky after she broke a cannon bone just two days before the Harness Jewels at Cambridge at the end of May.
Purdon's wife Katrina recalls it took five of them to get her back to her box after she damaged the leg in training.
And the prognosis was extremely guarded for Southland owners John and Katrina Price after an operation when four screws were used to piece the leg back together.
"The vet said if you had to break a bone the cannon bone was a good one to do," Katrina Price said.
"But she was sore for a very long time and had to be boxed for at least three months."
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The first man out the gate in the 2016 race for the White House is already facing scrutiny over payments his PAC made to his wife and daughter.
A political action committee headed by Former Sen. Jim Webb, the Democrat who launched a presidential exploratory committee last month, has paid more than $90,000 to his wife and daughter since late 2006 -- with close to half of that amount doled out in 2014 alone, according to FEC filings. The information was first reported by Business Insider.
A Webb spokesperson defended the expenses in an email to CNN, explaining that payments to Webb's wife and daughter increased in 2014 to a total of $37,000 to revamp Webb's personal website and create his 2016 exploratory committee page before he announced his plans to fundraise for a prospective presidential bid.
"Adding up numbers across several years for a sensational headline doesn't tell the story," the spokesperson said. "The activities of the PAC increased in 2014 when Jim Webb decided to re-enter the political discussions of our country."
The spokesperson added that the payments were "well within the law" and "much lower" than typical compensation.
Webb's daughter, Amy Webb Hogan, drew most of the disbursements, charging her father's PAC $24,000 in 2014 for "administrative consulting services," which included administering, managing and designing the PAC's website, Webb's personal site and creating the Webb2016 website.
Webb Hogan is the CEO of Webbmedia Group, a digital strategy firm based in Baltimore, though the payments from the PAC went directly to her.
Sen. Webb's wife, Hong Le Webb, made $13,800 in 2014 for "website services," which included "vetting design consultants, negotiating contracts and content management," Webb's spokesperson said.
She also received more than $1,000 in travel reimbursements from the PAC.
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