IT HAS been an eventful week for Kia Joorabchian’s Amo Racing. The increasingly familiar ownership group, run by the UK-based football investor, has suffered from a case of second album syndrome on the track this year, notably at Royal Ascot, when Amo’s Michael O’Callaghan-trained Crispy Cat suffered significant interference when in with a chance in… Read more »
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