By AAP A more suitable distance in the Lough Neagh Stakes means talented mare Peace Force will chase further black-type success in Brisbane rather than Sydney on Saturday. Trainer Gerald Ryan had entered Peace Force for the $100,000 second leg of the Brisbane summer triple crown over 1350m as well as the […] Read full article
Peace Force heads north for Lough Neagh
December 9, 2015 Comments Off
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