By AAP One of the most popular horses in Joe Pride’s stable is also his own worst enemy. The talented New Tipperary, who puts his Queensland Derby credentials to the test at Rosehill on Saturday, has given himself and his trainer a couple of headaches. “We call him the people’s champ,” Pride… Read More » Read full article
Tipperary looking to break new ground
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