Farnan - New Winner

Auto - Saturday March 29
Recuperato (2f Farnan x Afiado (Encosta De Lago)) for Peter Gelagotis. Flemington race 3
MM Gold Coast Horses In Training Sale Vendor: Alexia Fraser Bloodstock, Warwick, Qld (As Agent for Toking Bloodstock); Buyer: Withdrawn $0
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