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Echo Point’s $200,000 triumph

Raymond Williams with his father Barry who strapped Echo Point for the team. Photo: Supplied.

The old adage that the best ride wins is exactly what Les Bubba Tilley provided for Emerald trainer Raymond Williams […]

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