Snow Fairy retired after tendon injury

Six-times Group One winner Snow Fairy has been retired, trainer Ed Dunlop said in a statement.

Snow Fairy retired after tendon injury
Tue, 16 Jul, 2013 - 12:27

Six-times Group One winner Snow Fairy has been retired, trainer Ed Dunlop said in a statement.

Time has been called on the brilliant mare’s career after she suffered a tendon injury during a workout this morning.

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