By AAP Six months ago, Kerrin McEvoy predicted this would be the year Sheikh Mohammed finally claimed a Melbourne Cup and he wanted to be the jockey to win it. He was right. By riding Cross Counter to claim his third Melbourne Cup at a wet and dreary Flemington, McEvoy finally handed… Read More » Read full article
Kerrin McEvoy wins a wet Melbourne Cup
November 6, 2018 Comments Off
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