Nature Strip out to seal Everest berth and profile of National Defense
National Defense: the subject of Thursday's First-Season Sire ProfileCredit: Edward Whitaker
In Thursday's edition of ANZ Bloodstock News, the owner of Nicconi gelding Nature Strip is hoping he can draw the attention of Everest slot-holders by putting in a strong performance in the AR Creswick Series Final at Flemington on Saturday.
The First-Season Sire Profile focuses on Invincible Spirit's son National Defense who shuttles to Sun Stud in Victoria.
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