By AAP It’s been almost two years since Ball Of Muscle won a race and his trainer admits he has been disappointed by his recent form. Joe Pride is looking for a turnaround in the Listed Canterbury Classic (1200m) on Saturday with a sprinter he knows has the ability to perform at… Read More » Read full article
Pride hopes muscle prevails at Canterbury
December 30, 2016 Comments Off
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