Trained by Peter & Paul Snowden, Carif opened the day at $4.20 but kept creeping out in the market as the stronger support came for Miami Bound ($4.40-$5) and Sin To Win ($4.20), which between the pair of them, held nearly half the investment on the race. Read full article
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