By AAP Tim Martin was at trackwork when the vet called to tell him one of his mares was suffering from colic after giving birth. Armed with the treatment, the trainer spent his Saturday afternoon trying to save her. “It wasn’t working so I rushed her into Camden (vet hospital) and she… Read More » Read full article
Martin’s despair turns to Group One dream
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