Lindsay Park and Rawiller mastermind Five Diamonds day heist

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The Hayes brothers and veteran jockey Nash Rawiller starred at Rosehill with a rich feature double.

Lindsay Park and Nash Rawiller stole the show on Five Diamonds day at Rosehill as Evaporate claimed the $2 million feature to set up a potential West Australian campaign and Act Up took out the $1 million Golden Gift at Rosehill to book his place in the Golden Slipper.

Rawiller claimed the rich double with contrasting rides, putting Evaporate from a start in gate four to sit on the fence behind the leaders in the 1800m Five Diamonds before driving the $10 chance to a half-length victory over Zambardo. Hayes-trained Plymouth was third.

The champion rider earlier took Act Up through the field from second last on the bend, after a start in gate 11, before lifting him the $8 chance to a half-length victory over Silent Intent.

Rawiller and the training team of Will, Ben and JD Hayes have now combined for nine wins and five placings from just 22 runners together.

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