By AAP Winning the Premier’s Cup will be the Litt family’s biggest success in racing. Retired NZ dairy farmer Jim Litt established the stable at Warwick Farm in 2013. His son Richard, a one-time foreman for Bart Cummings and John O’Shea, has been pivotal to the operation. “We just potter along. It… Read More » Read full article
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