By AAP A midweek Sandown success could be the stepping stone to richer prizes for the lightly raced He’s Our Rokki. The Lindsay Park-trained three-year-old could be Sydney-bound for some of the lesser features during the autumn carnival, but it’s as a four-year-old he is expected to make his mark. Stable spokesman […] Read full article
He’s Our Rokki still learning his craft
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