By AAP An imported Japanese horse trainer Darren Weir hopes can gain one of the two remaining berths in The Everest has had a name change ahead of his Australian debut. Bought by an Australian syndicate, Cassius will be known as Kemono when he runs in The Heath 1100 Stakes at Caulfield… Read More » Read full article
Newcomer Kemono down to run in The Heath
August 27, 2018 Comments Off
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