By RS NewsWire
It’s a story of patience or maybe blind persistence but one that former trainer David Brideoake hopes will have a happy ending at Eagle Farm. Brideoake, who retired from training just shy of 12 months ago, is a part-owner of Grand Omaha that runs in the Group 1 Queensland Oaks (2200m) on Saturday. The story begins… Read More »
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