By AAP Trainer Colin Little has been one of the biggest supporters of synthetic track racing in Victoria and does not want his scratching of a runner at Pakenham to be seen as a knock on the Polytrack. Little sought stewards permission to scratch Peko from a race at Pakenham on Sunday… Read More » Read full article
Scratching no knock on Pakenham Polytrack
July 22, 2019 Comments Off
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