By AAP The least of trainer Brian Wakefield’s worries is whether he can maintain his amazing strike rate at Doomben. Wakefield has saddled 10 runners in the new racing season for six winners at a strike rate of 60 per cent. One of his best performers has been Hi Fiver who will… Read More » Read full article
Hi Fiver to continue Wakefield’s hot run
September 7, 2018 Comments Off
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