See More Business to retire

See More Business, one of the best staying chasers of recent years, is to retire.

Tue, 06 Jan, 2004 - 15:12

See More Business, one of the best staying chasers of recent years, is to retire.

Owners Sir Robert Ogden and Paul Barber made the decision following the 14-year-old gelding’s recovery from a short illness.

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