By AAP The Chris Waller-trained Counterattack is pressing Group One winner Pride Of Dubai for favouritism on the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick. Since betting opened on the Group Three race, Counterattack has been the best-backed runner, firming from $6 to $4.40. Pride Of Dubai, who steps out for the first time […] Read full article
Pride Of Dubai favouritism under attack
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