By AAP One of the horses brought to Australia for the Championships has suffered a career-threatening fetlock injury at the Canterbury quarantine centre. Japanese sprinter Ittetsu broke down on Saturday morning during a routine work-out. He was brought to Australia by Australian Bloodstock with his long-term aim The Everest in October. He… Read More » Read full article
Japanese horse breaks down in quarantine
March 17, 2018 Comments Off
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