By AAP Scott Singleton was groomed for the equine industry by Bart Cummings as a leading trackwork rider, and now the Hawkesbury-based horseman is hoping to impress Sydney’s elite trainers on a regular basis. That process takes a potential step forward on day one of The Championships at Randwick when he saddles… Read More » Read full article
Singleton dreams of Oaks breakthrough
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