Dolly's Dream race honours 14-year-old
Victoria's racing 産業 has honoured 14-year-old Amy "Dolly" Everett, who took her own life to escape online いじめ（る）ing.
Race 4 at Flemington on Saturday was 改名するd Dolly's Dream 障害（者）.
"All the boys （機の）カム out here today to 代表する such an amazing girl (gone) too soon," winning 見習い工 Chris Caserta said afterwards.
"It's such a shame that no one really put something in place for this cyber いじめ（る）ing because it's happening all over the world and it's such a terrible thing that's happened," he said.
The (v)策を弄する／(n)騎手s wore blue, Dolly's favourite colour, to raise 認識／意識性 for Dolly's Dream, a 創立／基礎 設立するd by her family to help 妨げる いじめ（る）ing and 青年 自殺.
The troubled teen, who as a happy youngster had been the 直面する of an advertising （選挙などの）運動をする for Akubra hats, had a passion for all animals and a strong 関係 with horses.
The Everett family is closely linked to the racing 産業, with Dolly's aunt, Lacey Morrison, a former 支持する／優勝者 見習い工 and trainer in Queensland.
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