$2million Inglis Millennium Field and Barrier Draw

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday February 6

Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott have dominated two-year-old racing in Sydney this season, but their prospects in Saturday's $2million Inglis Millennium (1200m) at Royal Randwick were dealt a blow when Hellbent colt Fully Lit drew gate 17, while the Ciaron Maher trained Odinson drew ideally in gate 4.

Odinson won the $500,000 Inglis Nursery last December and the two horses he defeated, Beer Baron and Nymphadora, are back for a rematch in the Millennium.

Odinson won the $500,000 Inglis Nursery last December - image Steve Hart

First season sires have a great opportunity to make a splash with the following young sires all represented – Cosmic Force, Yes Yes Yes, Alabama Express, D’Argento, Pierata, Microphone and Too Darn Hot (GB).

$2M INGLIS MILLENNIUM FINAL FIELD AND BARRIER DRAW

No. – Horse (Sire)– Trainer – Jockey – Barrier – Weight

1 – ODINSON (Night of Thunder)– Ciaron Maher – TBD – 4 – 56.5kg

2 – RUE DE ROYALE (Per Incanto (USA) – Tony & Calvin McEvoy – Chad Schofield – 10 – 56.5kg

3 – BEER BARON (Cosmic Force)– Neil Osborne – Tommy Berry – 1 – 56.5kg

4 – FULLY LIT (Hellbent)– Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott – Regan Bayliss – 17 – 56.5kg

5 – ZESTIMAN (Zoustar) – Ben, Will & JD Hayes – Ben Melham – 12 – 56.5kg

6 – CERONS (Street Boss (USA)– Brett Cavanough – Mitchell Bell – 13 – 56.5kg

7 – TRUNK (Snitzel)– Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott – Tim Clark – 5 – 56.5kg

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8 – THUNDERING SOUL (Spirit of Boom) – Kris Lees – Dylan Gibbons (a) – 11 – 56.5kg

9 – EL MORZILLO (Star Witness)– Kelly Schweida – Zac Lloyd (a) – 7 – 54.5kg

10 – NYMPHADORA (Yes Yes Yes)– Stephen O'Halloran – Tom Sherry- 14- 54.5kg

11 – EXPRESS YO'SELF (Alabama Express)– Amy & Ash Yargi – Kerrin McEvoy – 18- 54.5kg

12 – RAG QUEEN (D’Argento)– David Payne – Jason Collett – 6 – 54.5kg

13 – WINNING PROPOSAL (Shalaa (IRE) – Kristen Buchanan – TBD 9 – 54.5kg

14 – ART'S ALIVE (Snitzel)– Brad Widdup – Reece Jones – 15 – 54.5kg

15 – BELLA KHADIJAH  (Pierata)– Brad Widdup – TBD – 8 – 54.5kg

16 – TEQUILA BABY (Capitalist) – Brad Widdup – TBD -16 – 54.5kg

17e – MIC DROP (Microphone)– Todd Howlett – TBD – 2 – 54.5kg

18e – CATONAHOTINROOF (Too Darn Hot (GB) – Anthony Cummings – TBD – 3 – 54.5kg

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