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Banju a boon for up-and-coming trainer

by | Feb 16, 2023 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Less than 18 months ago, Lyle Chandler was struggling to make ends meet. Having relocated to Scone and taken out his trainers’ licence at the start of the COVID pandemic, he had barely any horses, little interest from owners and had found himself a regular at the local Bunnings as he… Read More »

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