Moore takes Rave to Hong Kong

Rave, John Hills' progressive colt, has been sold to continue his racing career in Hong Kong.

Moore takes Rave to Hong Kong
Mon, 08 Aug, 2011 - 15:13

Rave, John Hills' progressive colt, has been sold to continue his racing career in Hong Kong.

The three-year-old son of Oratorio, owned by Gary and Linnet Woodward, is to join leading trainer John Moore's stable in the former colony.

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