By AAP The icy cold waters of Warrnambool’s Lady Bay are not just therapeutic for racehorses. Jumps jockey Brad McLean also took advantage of the salt water ahead of his win in the Grand National Hurdle at Sandown on Sunday aboard the Darren Weir-trained Zanteco. Warrnambool trainers, including record-breaking Weir, swear by… Read More » Read full article
Zanteco too strong in National Hurdle
August 7, 2016 Comments Off
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