Subzero - Australian Racing Hall of Fame

123 peak Timefoem rating (achieved in the 1992 Melbourne Cup). Good effort

Subzero passed away at 2:38am, the exact same time as his best mate Grahame Salsbury passed away a few months earlier. Now they are together again. 

R.I.P. you marvelous old horse.  

R.I.P Subzero. A good career on the track including the 1992 Melbourne Cup but his achievements off the track made him an icon and ambassador for Aussie racing. Such a lovely kind horse. A great innings. Farewell "Subbie".

i saw him win the cup.  cant really comment tho, as its so long ago i can barely remember

Can anyone tell me how good Sunzero was?

I have seen his major wins and he seened good. But any of you around that saw him race? Inwas only five yrs old when he won the Cup in 1992. His record suggests he was a wet-tracker.

I mean..would Subzero beat any of the Melbourne Cup winners from the past 20 years?

Happy 30th Birthday Subbie  

I'll just report Carche's link which doesn't work due to an extra punctuation mark at the end. Great to see them both out and about.

Subbie and Graham were out at Very Special Kids Hospice yesterday. Despite the 2 hour journey to get there and with Graham in between chemo treatments, the dynamic duo wouldn't let old age or ill health stop them from seeing young faces light up in wonder and delight as gentle Subbie nuzzled in for some one on one special treatment. 

It's great that the industry is supporting Graham and Subbie. After everything they have given out, they deserve it, and more.
Blessings to Graham and Subzero - may they enjoy many more years together.

PS. The book 'Subzero: More than a Melbourne Cup Hero' by Adam Crettenden is a lovely tribute to both the horse and Graham.

Best wishes for Graham for a recovery . 
Is Subby ill too ?
Good on Kate Goodrich for getting Subby to see Graham. 
They will be lost without each other for company.

His Go Fund Me came up in my FB feed last night so I happened to notice Michael Freedman had donated $500 & Manny G $1000 along with many others whose names I don't know

Yes.

Yeah same here, worked with him at uncle Tony's, nice fella and a bit of fun , chin up old boy.

Graham Salisbury, known for his work with Melbourne Cup winner and industry ambassador Subzero, has been taken to hospital as he battles cancer.

Salisbury's daughter Nikki provided an update on his condition on her Facebook page on Monday night, thanking everyone for their wishes and messages of support.

"Just an update on Dad (Graham). Sadly he is back in hospital, he was transferred from the local hospital to Bendigo by ambulance with a temperature of 39.5," Nikki wrote.

"They have found that his white blood cells are dangerously low, this is all we really know at this point, hopefully we will know more tomorrow and will update you all as we know more.

"We would like to thank everyone for the amazing kindness and generosity, from something as simple as taking the time to comment with your kind words, or call to check in on how we all are, and keeping us in your prayers, to people sending us extremely generous offers.

"Dad, Mum and I can honestly not thank you enough.

"Please just keep my Dad in your prayers, I would give absolutely anything to take this awful time in his life away from him."

Salisbury works tirelessly with Subzero to promote the racing industry as an ambassador through Racing Victoria's community education program, visiting many schools and hospitals across the country.