Malaguerra set for Manikato return after injury layoff
Peter Gelagotis happy with seven-year-old’s progress after suspensory problems
Peter Gelagotis has not lost confidence in the ability of his Group 1 winner MalaguerraCredit: Alan Crowhurst
In Monday's issue of ANZ Bloodstock News, Peter Gelagotis has not lost confidence in the ability of his Group 1 winner Malaguerra, a high-class sprinter who is set to return from almost 12 months off the scene in Friday night’s Manikato Stakes.
Debt Collector also left his rivals in arrears in the QEII Cup, in our latest round-up of Singapore news.
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- Champion mare Winx gives birth to Snitzel colt
- First southern hemisphere winner for Hello Youmzain as Hello Romeo strikes at Bendigo
- Law breaks stakes-race duck in rapid Australian start for Lucky Vega
- Group-winning Australian sprinter to join Aidan O'Brien as connections eye top targets in Europe
- Lope De Vega's excellent year continues with Caulfield Cup success for ex-Weld-trained Duke De Sessa