Former Central Queensland trainer, Mick Attard, who now is based at Hawkesbury, is hoping he will shortly be able to celebrate fully by securing a permanent NSW licence. Read full article
Attard hoping to secure permanent Hawkesbury base
November 26, 2019 Comments Off
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