It mattered little that Richard Litt’s Profondo under Robbie Dolan was only having his third race start on Saturday, that the Deep Impact colt had cost a massive $1.9 million as a yearling, but had only earned $58,750 before his win in the Group 1 Moet & Chandon Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) at Randwick with the colt’ stud value making the figures immaterial. Read full article
Profondo claims the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick
October 9, 2021 Comments Off
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