I Cast No Shadow to take small steps for a giant leap

02 April 2024
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Isabel Walsh will be hoping that I Cast No Shadow can start life in her care on the right foot and begin to reclaim some of that form that saw him win the 2022 Inter Dominion Pacing Championship Grand Final.

Walsh has recently taken over training duties from Queensland horseman Darrel Graham and the horse will run first-up for her in Thursday’s Beraldo Coffee Pace at Melton.

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