Three-time Group 1 winner Al Riffa has been retired from racing after further veterinary examinations revealed the extent of a suspensory injury, ending plans for another Australian campaign and a potential tilt at the Melbourne Cup. The six-year-old, trained in Ireland by Joseph O’Brien and raced by Australian Bloodstock, had… Read More »
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