Trainer Matt Cumani missed his first win in the Listed Pakenham Cup (2500m) but is planning on being present when he saddles solid stayer Creedence in the $300,000 race on Saturday. Read full article
Creedence out to give Matt Cumani second Pakenham Cup success
November 29, 2020 Comments Off
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