By AAP Revised race tactics played out perfectly for High Opinion as the Kris Lees-trained gelding proved his adaptability at Rosehill. A fortnight after the six-year-old endured a luckless outing at Randwick over 2000m, High Opinion covered the same trip flawlessly to claim the Foodbank Handicap on Saturday. Tim Clark had the… Read More » Read full article
Positive result for versatile High Opinion
February 3, 2018 Comments Off
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