Just Believe continues his New Zealand adventure in style

27 April 2024
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Just Believe may have handled Alexandra Park like he had been there 100 times before on Friday night but his driver Greg Sugars admits he is still getting used to it.

The champion pair gave punters no reason for concern at the $1.25 win quote when they rolled straight to the lead in the $60,000 Lone Star Lyell Creek Stakes and cruised clear of trailer Oscar Bonavena in the 2200m mobile Group 2.

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