By AAP Champion trainer David Hayes says he has had to be patient with import Fastnet Tempest who has raced to his first victory in more than a year. And even after Fastnet Tempest crossed the line first in Saturday’s Might And Power Handicap (1410m) at Flemington, Hayes had to wait a… Read More » Read full article
Fastnet Tempest survives protest to win
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