By AAP Brisbane’s premier trainer Tony Gollan started the week with a setback but hopes it ends better with chances in three Group One races at Eagle Farm. His stable star, three-year-old Zoustyle, has gone to the spelling paddock after being found with a low-grade virus on Tuesday. Zoystyle was expected to… Read More » Read full article
Gollan hopes to end a low week on a high
June 6, 2019 Comments Off
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