James 'can't see how' Doo will be right to race in a week

05 April 2024
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It was supposed to be third time lucky, but star Victorian pacer Rock N Roll Doo’s New Zealand jinx continues.

Owner Brendan James is almost resigned to the fact an untimely and lingering hoof abscess will force him out of the $NZ1mil Race By Grins at Cambridge next Friday.

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