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It’s property versus shares in horse racing’s heavyweight battle

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 22, 2026 • 10:00 PM
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Top fund manager Geoff Wilson and Melbourne property giant Ozzie Kheir will face off in a unique edition of the Cox Plate.

It’s property versus shares in horse racing’s heavyweight battle

It’s the oldest debate in investing: is the property market or the sharemarket the best way to build your wealth?

On Saturday, the battle heads to the racetrack, where prominent investors from each sector will face off in the event known as Australian racing’s annual heavyweight championship.

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