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Greg Bortz was on last week’s edition of In The Box Seat with Andrew Harrison and Warren Lenferna.
He speaks about his experiences living and working in the UK and the USA.
Greg explains how he always had an interest in racing as a child, and what drove him to get back into the game. Today he says he is beyond blessed to be squandering money on racehorses.
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