By AAP One of New Zealand’s long-term leading jockeys has retired from racing after injuries he suffered in a fall at the trials. Michael Coleman broke a femur and suffered serious pelvic injuries when a horse reared over at the Rotorua trials on June 30 which required the jockey to be airlifted… Read More » Read full article
Leading NZ rider calls time on career
July 21, 2020 Comments Off
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