INGLIS Bloodstock have announced that the inaugural Inglis Guineas, to be run on Scone Cup Day, Friday May 14, 2010, will be the richest race in country Australia.
The $770,000 race includes a first prize of $500,000, with prizemoney paid down to 16th position.
The prize-money breakdown and order of entry is:THE 2010 PRIZE POOL
1st : $500,000 + trophies
2nd : $120,000
3rd : $60,000
4th : $30,000
5th : $7,500
6th : $7,500
7th : $7,500
8th : $7,500
9th to 16th : $3,750 (total: $30,000)
TOTAL PAYMENT $770,000
CURRENT ORDER OF ENTRY (Top 30)
|
HORSE |
BREEDING |
TRAINER |
PRIZEMONEY |
|
Headway |
Charge Forward x Chatelaine |
Peter Moody |
$1,121,888 |
|
Starspangledbanner |
Choisir x Gold Anthem |
Leon Corstens |
$959,825 |
|
Reward For Effort |
Exceed And Excel x Miss Prospect |
Peter Moody |
$732,500 |
|
Carrara |
Elvstroem x Crystal Sprite |
Tony Vasil |
$568,825 |
|
Rostova |
Testa Rossa x Space Talk |
Steve Richards |
$479,625 |
|
Onemorenomore |
Red Ransom x Palia |
John Thompson |
$453,750 |
|
Irish Lights |
Fastnet Rock x Aspen Falls |
David Hayes |
$451,250 |
|
Wanted |
Fastnet Rock x Fragmentation |
Peter Moody |
$368,000 |
|
Viking Legend |
Elvstroem x Innocent Baby |
Gai Waterhouse |
$340,000 |
|
Black Caviar |
Bel Esprit x Helsinge |
Peter Moody |
$315,750 |
|
Delago Bolt |
Delago Bolt x Bardego |
Gary Portelli |
$307,925 |
|
Our Joan Of Arc |
Beautiful Crown x Bright Heroine |
Clarry Conners |
$245,375 |
|
Stryker |
Fastnet Rock x Laetitia |
Chris Waller |
$235,275 |
|
Common Interest |
More Than Ready x Common Smytzer |
Lee Freedman |
$200,338 |
|
Indian Ocean |
Danehill Dancer x Dashkova |
Tim Martin |
$198,375 |
|
Shamoline Warrior |
Shamardal x Picholine |
Mark Kavanagh |
$193,375 |
|
Fear No Other |
Iglesia x Berkley Miss |
Liam Birchley |
$183,850 |
|
Lovemelikearock |
Fastnet Rock x Love All |
Anthony Cummings |
$182,340 |
|
Tale Of Love |
Tale Of The Cat x Djel D'Amour |
Robert Smerdon |
$176,940 |
|
Run For Naara |
More Than Ready x Kristopher Street |
John Thompson |
$164,830 |
|
Stoneblack |
Danzero x Shiny |
Robert Smerdon |
$157,103 |
|
Gibraltar Moon |
Rock Of Gibraltar x Undercover |
Lee Freedman |
$142,039 |
|
King Pulse |
Canny Lad x Pleasure Ground |
Michael Moroney |
$139,525 |
|
Hus der Lieften |
Hussonet x Sunday Valentine |
Gerald Ryan |
$135,400 |
|
Hurtle Myrtle |
Dane Shadow x Ravenswood |
Matthew Smith |
$114,175 |
|
Bawaardi |
Redoute's Choice x Stella Artois |
David Hayes |
$114,100 |
|
All Legal |
Al Maher x Azardi |
Kevin Moses |
$111,850 |
|
Jolie Brise |
Fastnet Rock x Vestey |
Pat Hyland |
$111,218 |
|
Hewentwhoosh |
Dane Shadow x Zebithea |
Brett Thompson |
$100,725 |
|
Little Surfer Girl |
Encosta de Lago x Special Harmony |
Chris Waller |
$95,820 |
All three-year-olds who were paid up for the inaugural Inglis Race Series (2008 graduates) are eligible to run in the 1600m set weights race at Scone.
“The initial $2.6M Race Series has been a great success and this race will be a wonderful way to bring the first series to a close,” Inglis Commercial Development Manager Matt Rudolph said.
“It is ideally timed to follow the Sydney Autumn Carnival and will be run over one of the best prepared courses in Australia.
“Three other races on the card – the Inglis Challenge, Dark Jewel and Scone Cup – feature prizemoney of $100,000, which brings the total amount on offer for the day above $1million.
“This meeting augurs well for the HTBA Inglis Scone Yearling Sale, which has been expanded to two days next year – on Thursday and Sunday,” Rudolph added.
“Vendors should be able to enter horses confident in the knowledge that a strong buying bench will be assembled, with many of Australia’s major players in town for the race meeting, which is part of Scone Horse Week.”
