By AAP Steve Tregea believes the lure of training a top class horse outweighs the big offers being made for rising star three-year-old Niccanova. Tregea has had offers from Hong Kong and also Australian interests to sell Niccanova who made it two wins from three starts at Doomben on Saturday. Niccanva looked… Read More » Read full article
Money can’t buy three-year-old Niccanova
February 26, 2017 Comments Off
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