By Morgan Payne There are no surprises that money has come for an Aidan O’Briend trained Irish import in today’s G1 Emirates Stakes at Flemington. Punters have backed The Taj Mahal to win today’s Emirates Stakes at odds despite the Irish galloper putting in a poor first up run in Australia when tenth… Read More » Read full article
Money comes for Irish import at Flemington
November 10, 2017 Comments Off
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