Canberra trainer chasing Highway breakthrough with late bloomer

Canberra trainer Rob Potter and jockey Damon Budler are targeting a Highway win with headstrong galloper Midnight Moose.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Canberra trainer chasing Highway breakthrough with late bloomer

Canberra trainer Rob Potter and jockey Damon Budler have put in the hard yards with headstrong galloper Midnight Moose as they target a breakthrough victory in a Highway race.[1][2][3]

The late-blooming Midnight Moose has required extensive effort from the Canberra stable due to the horse's headstrong nature. Both Potter and Budler are hoping that their hard work will lead to a breakthrough success on the track.[1][2][3]

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