By AAP Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Tony Allan has ridden his first winner in more than a decade at Waverley in New Zealand. The 50-year-old, who won the 1988 Melbourne Cup on Empire Rose, was successful aboard Mr Cool Boy on Thursday. Allan battled alcohol and drugs issues following his famous win at… Read More » Read full article
Tony Allen gets first win since comeback
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