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Change of pace for Chad Ormsby at Flemington

by | Mar 5, 2024 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

If an adrenalin rush from riding racehorses is not enough, then try bull-riding. Not content with a lower-level past-time like golf, New Zealand trainer Chad Ormsby has had a crack a bull-riding for a change of pace, with some success. Ormsby, in Melbourne with his sprinter Master Fay for the Group 1… Read More »

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