Quietly satisfied is what trainer Annabel Neashem seemed to be when former French galloper Don Deigo De Vega (FR) won for the first time on Australian soil at Randwick on Saturday in the $160,000, James Squires Bm78 Handicap (1800m).. Read full article
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