Trainer Tony McEvoy has faith in lightly-raced four-year-old Coolth as an up-and-coming stayer and is prepared to give the son of Dundeel (NZ) every chance to reach his full potential. Read full article
Coolth takes another step towards Adelaide Cup at Flemington
December 10, 2020 Comments Off
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