By AAP Argentinian horse Sixties Song will break new ground as the first South American horse to compete in Britain when he runs in the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot. The four-year-old, who has claimed top-level victories in Chile and his homeland, will be ridden by Gerald Mosse… Read More » Read full article
Song to break new ground for Argentina
July 26, 2017 Comments Off
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