Series leader, Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) before the start.
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Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) continued when she caught Spratt and Elvyn.
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Gracie Elvyn (Jayco-AIS) re-caught Arndt and the three riders stayed together
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Tiffany Cromwell (GreenEDGE-AIS) leads the bunch in the growing shadows
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Tiffany Cromwell (GreenEDGE-AIS) controlled the front of the bunch.
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Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) could see the bunch in front of her on the
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Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) caught the bunch, which was her lapping the
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Loren Rowney (Specialized SA) won the sprint for fourth place.
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Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) finished in the bunch and retained her
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A strange situation, the race winner celebrating at the back the of the
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Gracie Elvyn (Jayco-AIS) sprinted to second place, ahead of Amanda Spratt
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Applause from Amanda Spratt (GreenEDGE-AIS), generous as ever at the finish.
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A happy Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) after her superb ride.
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Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) in the Santos jersey of series leader.
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Although she was hurting, Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) and caught them
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Prospect Road, the start of the hot dog circuit.
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GreenEDGE-AIS' Claudia Hausler was in Prospect to watch the race.
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Chloe Hosking (Specialized SA) crashed and broke her handlebars.
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Stephanie Ives (Carnegie Caulfield CC) in the heat of the Adelaide evening.
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Gracie Elvyn (Jayco-AIS) leads fellow breakaway, Amanda Spratt (GreenEDGE-AIS).
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Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) was safe in the bunch.
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Lauren Rowney (Specialized) raises the pace and chases the leaders.
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Chloe Hosking (Specialized) calls it a day.
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The women raced in front of decent crowds in Prospect.
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Series leader, Rebecca Werner (Specialized SA) protected her jersey.
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Judith Arndt (GreenEDGE-AIS) chased the leading pair.
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Amanda Spratt (GreenEDGE-AIS) on the first corner.
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There was considerable media interest in Judith Arndt's victory in Prospect.
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