By AAP Having his first start for seven weeks, the Darren Weir-trained Night’s Watch has finished strongly to win at Caulfield. Night’s Watch had been flown to Brisbane late last month to run in the Shoot Out Quality at Doomben. However, the four-year-old was scratched by stewards from the December 30 race… Read More » Read full article
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