Graham: Can the next Grand Circuit King please stand up?

23 September 2022 | Brittany Graham
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WHO is the best pacer in the land? Let’s not confuse the subject even further by bringing in that same question from an Australasian perspective! 

After KING OF SWING’s retirement earlier this year, there was a real opportunity for a ‘new kid on the block’ to stand up and be counted.

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