By AAP Adam Wadick trains at Warwick Farm but rarely has a runner on race day, so starting off the new season at home with Hurricanes is guaranteed to be a memorable experience. Wadick is gradually growing his operation in David Vandyke’s old stables where a year ago Big Arty was his… Read More » Read full article
Wadick hoping to start new season in style
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