By AAP In the same week Dundeel’s first progeny have made an impact in the sale ring, his younger sibling has opened her winning account in country NSW. Forreel, a Nom Du Jeu four-year-old half sister to the champion, had her first Australian start over 1300 metres at Scone on Sunday, claiming… Read More » Read full article
Dundeel’s little sister wins at Scone
January 15, 2017 Comments Off
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