By AAP Trainer Paul Murray has pleaded not guilty to eight charges relating to elevated cobalt levels found in Group Two winner Alma’s Fury. Stored samples taken from Alma’s Fury after he won the Apollo Stakes in February 2013 and finished second in the Doncaster Prelude in April that year showed levels… Read More » Read full article
Murray pleads not guilty in cobalt case
May 16, 2016 Comments Off
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