Spring is all about rejuvenation and renewal with the TAB Epsom Handicap programme at Randwick on Saturday delivering both, young juveniles racing for black type in their first race starts, Regan Bayliss with not just one but two Group 1 wins and Joe Pride and David Payne taking two of the majors. Read full article
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