Steve Brem remembered as having a brilliant racing and breeding mind
Respected bloodstock consultant lost long health battle at age of 69
Steve Brem possessed 'an incredible thoroughbred brain'Credit: Magic Millions
In Friday's edition of ANZ Bloodstock News, tributes have flowed for well-known and respected bloodstock adviser Steve Brem, who possessed 'an incredible thoroughbred brain', after he lost a long battle with cancer on Wednesday. He was 69.
Also, four horses have begun their two-week quarantine stint at Side Hill, among them Nakeeta (Sixties Icon) and Marmelo (Duke Of Marmalade).
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