'Time for Europe to wake up' - international focus a growing priority for Putsch
Haras de Saint Pair owner Andreas has Group 1 prospect Pearls Galore for 2022
Andreas Putsch’s boutique Haras de Saint Pair was designed to produce horses for the major occasion.
The polyglot German has enjoyed his participation around the globe and even made a reconnaissance mission to Saudi Arabia several years before bringing Glycon for a tilt at the Red Sea Turf at the country’s recent lucrative showpiece meeting.
However, he is keen to use it as an illustration and something of a warning of his most pressing concern for European racing, and for his adopted home of France in particular.
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