By AAP Jockey Jamie Kah hopes to make more hit-and-run visits to Melbourne in coming months after a successful raid at Moonee Valley. Kah guided South Australian sprinter Showpero to victory on Saturday and said with the Adelaide carnival over she hopes to be a regular visitor if opportunities arise. But the… Read More » Read full article
Jamie Kah content to make hit-and-run raids
June 18, 2018 Comments Off
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