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James Harron on the Everest

by Racing & Sports ,
4 years ago

3 minute read

With more people taking Everest horses by the day, James Harron says he’s taking a patient approach.

Redzel winning the Everest Picture: Racing and Sports

He wants to take a 'last man standing' strategy to wait for an in form horse.