Doncaster Mile Field – 2016

The Final Field has been released for the 2016 Doncaster Mile which is to be run at Randwick racecourse on Saturday 2nd, April 2016. View the Doncaster Mile Field.

No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 KERMADEC (NZ) Chris Waller Zac Purton 3 57kg
2 TURN ME LOOSE (NZ) Murray Baker Opie Bosson 9 57kg
3 WINX Chris Waller Hugh Bowman 11 56.5kg
4 STRATUM STAR Darren Weir Mark Zahra 2 55kg
5 BOW CREEK (IRE) John O’Shea James McDonald 4 54.5kg
6 FIRST SEAL John P Thompson Tommy Berry 1 53kg
7 VOLKSTOK’N’BARRELL (NZ) Donna Logan & Chris Gibbs 10 52.5kg
8 GOOD PROJECT Chris Waller Craig Newitt 7 52kg
9 ECUADOR (NZ) Gai Waterhouse Tim Clark 14 52kg
10 HAPPY CLAPPER Patrick Webster Brenton Avdulla 8 50.5kg
11 AZKADELLIA (NZ) Ciaron Maher Glen Boss 12 50kg
12 HE OR SHE David Hayes & Tom Dabernig Patrick Moloney 13 50kg
13 RUDY Helen Page 15 50kg
14 AOMEN (IRE) Anthony Cummings 5 50kg
15 VERGARA Anthony Cummings 6 50kg

News:

Japanese racehorse Tosen Stardom is at the centre of an inquiry that threatens his place in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.

Racing NSW stewards launched an investigation on Tuesday when it was reported Tosen Stardom had blood in both nostrils following a track gallop at Canterbury.

If the horse is declared a bleeder, Tosen Stardom will be given a three-month ban from competing under Australia’s rules of racing.

The only northern hemisphere-trained horse in Sydney for The Championships, Tosen Stardom underwent an endoscopic examination at the Canterbury Park Quarantine Centre.

Along with photographic exhibits, the results of the endoscopy have been sent to Tosen Stardom’s Japanese owners and their vet, Dr Tomonori Tosusa.

Dr Tosusa gave evidence via a telephone hook-up with stewards.

Tosen Stardom’s connections have been asked to make submissions before the inquiry resumes on Thursday.

A five-year-old, Tosen Stardom is making his second trip to Sydney after a placing in last year’s Ranvet Stakes before a midfield finish in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes won by Criterion.

He is the last horse standing among Japan’s original representation for The Championships after Isla Bonita, Logotype and Tosen Reve failed to make the trip because of injury and indifferent lead-up form.

Tosen Stardom arrived in Sydney last week and had been rated a $15 chance to win the Queen Elizabeth at Randwick on Saturday week.

Stewards have asked betting agencies to suspend betting on the $4 million race until their inquiry is finished.

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