Cricket, football and horseracing identity Simon O’Donnell is saddling up to sell the regional Victorian farm where he’s been breeding horses for many of the past 30 years. Take a look
His time at the crease culminated with being named international cricketer of the year in 1990-91.
Simon O’Donnell with his son, James O’Donnell, who has found a spot on the Western Bulldogs list. Picture: Nicki Connolly In the past few years they’ve made a number of additions to suit running cattle too. But it’s the deck they added in the past few years that they wish they’d done sooner, offering a perfect spot to relax on summer evenings. An upstairs sunroom has been a winter winner.“It fills us with pride, particularly Bec, because she’s done so much with it,” he said.
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