By AAP Perth racing has a new star with three-year-old filly Perfect Reflection winning the Group One Kingston Town Stakes at Ascot, the final Australian Group One race of the year. The Bob Peters-owned Grant Williams-trained Perfect Reflection retained her unbeaten record and became the first filly to win when she beat […] Read full article
Perfect Reflection wins the Kingston Town Classic 2015
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