Hayes eyeing Cup triumph

David Hayes is counting his blessings that Changingoftheguard did not win this year’s St Leger at Doncaster back in September.

Fri, 30 Oct, 2009 - 10:52

David Hayes is counting his blessings that Changingoftheguard did not win this year’s St Leger at Doncaster back in September.

If he had triumphed that day then Hayes would not have unearthed what he believes is a genuine contender to win his first Melbourne Cup in 15 years on Tuesday.

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