By RacingNSW Hawkesbury trainer Garry Frazer hasn’t given up hope his star mare Spright will secure one of the remaining five slots in the $14m TAB Everest, but concedes she may have run her last race. Spright has returned to NSW to part-owner Greg White’s property at Scone following her 11th to… Read More » Read full article
G1 winner searching for a slot in The Everest
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