By AAP
Kameko has raced into history with an impressive win in the Futurity Trophy at Newcastle, the first British Group One event run on a synthetic surface. Originally due to be the centrepiece of last Saturday’s rain-abandoned fixture at Doncaster, the Group One event was swiftly rescheduled to be run on… Read More » Read full article
Source:: https://www.justhorseracing.com.au/news/international-racing/kameko-powers-to-trophy-success/560929
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