By AAP John O’Shea’s return to training in his own right has enabled him to reconnect with a yearling he bought in New Zealand. Kuro was snapped up by O’Shea and Jason Abrahams of Champion Thoroughbreds at the Karaka sale for $180,000 and the now six-year-old gelding has proved a wise investment…. Read More » Read full article
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