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    NO DOUBT there will be a few tears shed as the beautiful young Milla Sutton says farewell to the Mini Trots which have been... Tears of joy
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    Mario Borg

    NO DOUBT there will be a few tears shed as the beautiful young Milla Sutton says farewell to the Mini Trots which have been apart of her life for many years.

    Milla who announced her retirement from Mini Trotting at Club Menangle last night is going out in style in her pink pants sponsored by Mum Pop (and little brother) at McElhinney Sutton Harness Racing.

    Milla began racing when she was just 7 and has had some amazing opportunities along the way including driving in the Mini Miracle Mile, leading drivers out for races such as the Truer Memorial and The Eureka and many friendships made along the way.

    She’s always been involved in Pacing for Pink’s charitable cause as well as other charity causes and did everything with a smile on her face.

    Milla will not be moving on to racing horses but instead focus more heavily on school and dancing where her family loves to watch her shine on stage.

    Milla expresses her appreciation and heartfelt thanks to everyone who has encouraged and supported her over the years. Milla’s Mum, brother Tye, Nan and Pop will be trackside tonight cheering her on!

    This young lady with a golden heart and great community spirit, today made a donation to the Pacing for Pink cause in appreciation of her Mum, Tiarn McElhinney who is participating in Pacing for Pink Drivers Challenge.

    You too can get behind Tiarn and help her chalk up the virtual wins by donating. Every $5 donated supporting Tiarn is a virtual win.

    https://www.pinkisthecolour.com.au/fundr…/PacingforPinkInc

    Milla, Pacing for Pink wishes you a wonderful future wherever life’s journey takes you. You are an inspiration to all through your positive attitude and dedication in what ever you do.

    • PACING IN PINK

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