By AAP A strong last-start win at Moonee Valley by Hey Doc has prompted trainer Tony McEvoy to step the three-year-old up in class to Group Two lelvel. McEvoy pinpointed Friday night’s Bill Stutt Stakes (1600m) for Hey Doc after the gelding raced to 1-1/4 length win on September 3 at the… Read More » Read full article
Hey Doc returns to Valley for Stutt Stakes
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