By AAP Quality sprinter Lord Of The Sky will have his first serious hit-out since his recovery from a tendon injury when he runs in a barrier trial at Cranbourne. Runner-up to Chautauqua in last year’s Group One TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick, Lord Of The Sky hasn’t raced since finishing at […] Read full article
Lord Of The Sky set to trial at Cranbourne
February 6, 2016 Comments Off
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