Canberra Women's Tour 2010 stages
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Stage 1 - Jacobs claims opening stage solo2010-07-02 40km
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Stage 2 - Hogan fights back to stage win, overall lead2010-07-03 91km
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Stage 3 - Macpherson beats Hemsley in two-up sprint2010-07-04 85km
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