How a racehorse owner fired off a boozy message, and was proven wrong in front of the King ()

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How a racehorse owner fired off a boozy message, and was proven wrong in front of the King

A group of Australian racing battlers are returning to Royal Ascot with Asfoora. This time, prominent owner Rod Lyons is right behind her.

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