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'I put a needle in my arm and there was nothing left inside'
Riddled with drug addiction, horse trainer David Vandyke wanted to die. Then he saved himself and became one of the country's leading trainers.
Chief Sports Writer, The Sydney Morning Herald
Riddled with drug addiction, horse trainer David Vandyke wanted to die. Then he saved himself and became one of the country's leading trainers.
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