By AAP A day after riding a career-high five winners at Randwick, Kerrin McEvoy has been inducted into the South Australian Racing Hall of Fame. McEvoy made the SA town of Streaky Bay famous when he won the 2000 Melbourne Cup on Brew as a 20-year-old. Last year he won his second… Read More » Read full article
Kerrin McEvoy inducted to SA Hall of Fame
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