Trial File: Oh Lord! Tommy looks a handy customer

13 September 2024
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Young horseman Tom Rundle has only trained nine career winners, but he might be able to add to that number shortly thanks to a son of Vincent named Im Lord Tommy.

The two-year-old was quickly placed into Craig Rail’s Blackbook following an eye-catching trial at Melton Entertainment Park on Tuesday.

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