Rosehill on Saturday was about Lonhro’s son Kementari winning the Group 2 Hobartville Stakes (1400m) in a manner that would have made his sire proud with memories of his win in 2002 – this three-year-old colt may well go into the record books as a future breed shaper such as Lonhro, maintaining the illustrious record of the Hobartville Stakes as one of our vital races. Read full article
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