Sheza Alibi owner’s special reason to cheer on Golden Eagle rival
October 29, 2026 — 11:37am Fred Noffke feels like it is destiny for Sheza Alibi - his dream $10,000 horse named honouring his long-time partner - to win the $10 million Golden Eagle (1500m), and many more feature races. The Queensland grazier, though, would no doubt love to see Kris Lees-trained Rivellino also run into the major money in the race for four-year-olds on Saturday at Randwick. Rivellino, a $101 shot, was assigned Multiple System Atrophy Australia (MSAA) as its charity partner at Tuesday’s barrier draw. Each runner’s charity receives 10 per cent of their winnings on Saturday. MSAA supports people living with Multiple System Atrophy, a rare, progressive, and fatal neurodegenerative disorder which claimed the life of Noffke’s partner, Aliceson Moore, six years ago, following a seven and a half year battle. “When this filly came along, and it came to naming her, I knew that she…