‘It doesn’t feel right’: Jockey riding through grief for fallen friend
Senior rider Mikayla Weir “doesn’t feel right” about racing continuing on after the loss of Izzy Neale, but she hopes to honour her friend with a win on Saturday.
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Senior rider Mikayla Weir “doesn’t feel right” about racing continuing on after the loss of Izzy Neale, but she hopes to honour her friend with a win on Saturday.
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Michelle Cazzulino is a Sydney writer.
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