Gee Emma Must Be a Slow Learner

After all the good work he has done to get him back to the track I’d hate to be the one to shatter trainer Mick Chircop’s dreams, but I don’t think it was the distance that beat him in the Kilmore Cup. I just think he’s buggered, and that his stop start career is all over red rover, or at least for another year or two while he returns to the paddock.

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