Inglis Millennium Order of Entry Updated

Tara Madgwick - Wednesday January 31

The unofficial order of entry for the $2million Inglis Millennium over 1100m at Randwick on Saturday February 10 was given a shake up last weekend with some new eligible players emerging including $1.5million colt Switzerland, MRC Blue Diamond Preview winners Hayasugi and High Octane, plus the Queensland smokie El Morzillo.

$1.5million Snitzel colt Switzerland is eligible for the $2million Inglis Millennium - image Steve Hart

The Chris Waller trained Switzerland is on a Golden Slipper path, but the lure of big prizemoney can never be ignored and the Coolmore partners got the cash in that race last year with Learning to Fly, who may well have won the Golden Slipper but for losing her rider.

Hayasugi and High Octane might be on the Blue Diamond path, but no path is set in stone.

The Kelly Schweida trained Star Witness filly El Morzillo is full steam ahead for the Inglis Millennium after her brilliant win at the Sunshine Coast last Saturday following a stakes placing on debut back in December.

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The final field will have 16 runners and 4 emergencies.

Please note BOBS, VOBIS or similar prizemoney does NOT count in the order of entry for the race.

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