In today’s market, a $40,000 purchase doesn’t usually yield much, but for Alegron’s new owners, it could be a game-changer. The five-year-old enters Saturday’s $400,000 Group 2 Brisbane Cup (3200m) with renewed hope after breaking his losing streak under trainer Bjorn Baker’s guidance. Previously adorned in Godolphin blue, Alegron’s resume… Read More » Read full article
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