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Caspar Fownes is all smiles after one of his winners on Sunday. Photos: Kenneth Chan

Too hard: Fownes wants more diverse training facilities at Sha Tin

The two-time champion believes the Jockey Club needs to install a more forgiving track and provide equipment like water-walkers to get the best out of their horses

14 Jul 2019

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Tom Biddington joined the Post in 2016 after a decade in Australia working for the Adelaide Advertiser, the NT News, Shepparton News, Cricket Victoria and Racing.com.