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Inglis Millennium Order of Entry Updated

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday January 27

The $2million Inglis Millennium (1100m) will be run at Randwick on Saturday week, February 7 with a couple of new winners from last Saturday putting themselves right into the mix.

Click to see the full order of entry.

Alibaba is up to fourth on the order of entry - image Grant Courtney

The Listed MRC Blue Diamond Preview was won by Alabama Express colt Alibaba with co-trainer Kasey Keys outlining her plan to head towards the Inglis Millennium with the talented youngster, who is not entered for the Blue Diamond. Read about him here.

Second to subsequent Karaka Million winner Dream Roca on debut last month, the Chris and Corey Munce trained Profiteer colt Star of Jamaica was an impressive winner at the Sunshine Coast.

He too has possible designs on the Inglis Millennium, read about him here.

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Star of Jamaica might not be the only runner for first season sire Profiteer, who won the Inglis Millennium back in 2021 to earn a slot on the Newgate Farm roster.

He is also the sire of promising Bjorn Baker trained filly Profitabelle, who was third on debut at Randwick to Knightsbride on January 3. She was given a barrier trial at Randwick this morning against older horses and scored a stylish win, settling back in the field and hitting the line hard.

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