By Morgan Payne He might have only won a benchmark race at Seymour, but punters are thinking a Matt Cumani trained galloper is the value in the Victoria Derby (2500m) this Saturday at Flemington. Three year old Greycliffe showed great staying prowess to win over the staying trip last start on Seymour Cup… Read More » Read full article
Punters back G1 runner to rise to the Grey’d
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