The news for the Darren Weir trained Kings Will Dream (IRE) was better on Thursday with syndicator Brad Spicer reporting that the five-year-old Casamento gelding will overcome his Cox Plate injuries although with a long recovery period ahead. Read full article
Source:: http://www.thoroughbrednews.com.au/news/story/better-news-for-kings-will-dream-ire-110307
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