Magic Millions QTIS Field – 2017

View the field for the 2017 Magic Millions QTIS. The Magic Millions QTIS will be run on Saturday 14th January at Gold Coast racecourse.

Time: 12:50PM
Distance: 1300m

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No Horse Trainer Jockey Barrier Weight
1 MISS COVER GIRL Kelly Schweida Damian Browne 17 59.5kg
2 JUMBO PRINCE Michael Nolan Blake Shinn 14 58.5kg
3 STEEL ZIP Pat Duff Nathan Day 18 58.5kg
4 PEPPERANO Liam Birchley 4 54kg
5 MADOTTI Matthew Dunn Tye Angland 5 54kg
6 IN HIS STRIDE Rex Lipp Tim Clark 15 54kg
7 SIEGFRIED Toby Edmonds Jeff Lloyd 6 54kg
8 GLENDARA Barry Baldwin Larry Cassidy 10 54kg
9 SECRET TRAIL Peter & Paul Snowden 9 54kg
10 ABU BEN ADAM Pat Duff Ms Skye Bogenhuber 16 54kg
11 MISTER BOOZE David Murphy 13 54kg
12 POWERFUL SAGA Helen Page Daniel Griffin 19 54kg
13 HAVASAY Liam Birchley 8 54kg
14 RISING LUCK Trevor Thomas 1 54kg
15 SHOTACROSS THE BOW David Murphy 12 54kg
16 MY GIRL HAYLEY Tony Gollan Brenton Avdulla 2 54kg
17e OUR STORY Billy & Dale Healey 7 54kg
18e SOCIAL VAMPIRE Helen Page 3 54kg
19e POWERFUL FLASH Helen Page 11 54kg

 

News:

As Gerald Ryan continues his search for the next Snitzel on the Gold Coast, The Pharoah has enhanced the reputation of the champion sire he once trained.

While Ryan is in Queensland for the Magic Millions race day and yearling sale, three-year-old colt The Pharoah opened his winning account in a maiden over 1250m at Canterbury on Wednesday.

Ryan and the sire’s former part-owner Damion Flower last year bought sale-topping Snitzel colt Chauffeur on the Gold Coast and he is set to run in Saturday’s $2 million 2YO Classic.

Sent out the $3.60 favourite, The Pharoah held off a late challenge from Dream I Can ($12) with Taciturn ($11) finishing third.

Owner-breeder Ottavio Galleta has also had success with Snitzel’s progeny having raced The Pharoah’s half-brother Malavio who was a multiple stakes winner.

Jockey Kerrin McEvoy said the colt’s runner-up finish on debut behind Ebenos at Warwick Farm on December 21 stacked up well for the race.

“My horse was sort of stargazing around a little bit in front but once he got challenged he went again,” McEvoy said.

“Once he really switches on I think there’s more to come and I think he’s open to enjoying a little bit further as well.”

The Pharoah brought up an early double for Ryan and McEvoy after they combined to win the first race with three-year-old colt Harper’s Choice.

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