By AAP Almond Eye has set herself up for the world stage with her record-breaking win in the Japan Cup. She ran a sizzling 2:20.6 for the 2400 metres on Sunday to join 2012 winner Gentildonna as three-year-old fillies to win the race. Since running second on debut, Almond Eye has not… Read More » Read full article
Almond Eye wins Japan Cup in record time
November 25, 2018 Comments Off
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