By RS NewsWire
Hall Of Fame trainer Bart Cummings famously once said patience was the cheapest this in racing. Young Cranbourne trainer Alex Rae has had his patience tested leading into autumn waiting for the return of Lofty Arch to the racetrack. A veteran of only three starts, the three-year-old makes his return in the… Read More » Read full article
Source:: https://www.justhorseracing.com.au/news/australian-racing/patience-wins-out-with-lofty-arch/843812
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