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Everest Field and Barrier Draw

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday October 9

The all-important barrier draw has been announced for the $13 million The Everest with last year;s winner Redzel coming up with gate one.

The official allocation of barriers was conducted by Racing NSW stewards on Tuesday morning with the announcement made of the sails of the Sydney Opera House.

This year will be the second running of Australia's richest race where the 12 runners are selected by the 12 slot owners who parted with $600,000 each to own a place in the race.

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Godolphin galloper Home of the Brave was a late withdrawal on Tuesday afternoon due to an elevated temperature and replaced in the race by his stablemate Osbone Bulls.

The field and barrier draw for The Everest is.

No

Horse (Sire)

Trainer

Jockey

Barrier

Weight

1

REDZEL Snitzel

Peter & Paul Snowden

Kerrin McEvoy

1

58.5kg

2

SANTA ANA LANE Lope de Vega

Anthony Freedman

Ben Melham

9

58.5kg

3

LE ROMAIN Hard Spun

Kris Lees

Glyn Schofield

11

58.5kg

4

TRAPEZE ARTIST Snitzel

Gerald Ryan

Tye Angland

6

58.5kg

5

VEGA MAGIC Lope de Vega

David & B Hayes & T Dabernig

Damien Oliver

7

58.5kg

6

BRAVE SMASH Tosen Phantom

Darren Weir

Hugh Bowman

4

58.5kg

8

U S NAVY FLAG War Front

Aidan O'Brien

Ryan Moore

3

58kg

9

IN HER TIME Time Thief

Kris Lees

Corey Brown

8

56.5kg

10

SHOALS Fastnet Rock

Anthony Freedman

Tim Clark

2

56.5kg

11

VIDDORA I Am Invincible

Lloyd Kennewell

Joe Bowditch

12

56.5kg

12

GRAFF Star Witness

Kris Lees

Brenton Avdulla

10

53kg

17

OSBORNE BULLS Street Cry

(replaced Home Of The Brave)

James Cummings

Tommy Berry

5

58.5kg

13

CLEARLY INNOCENT - Emergency

Kris Lees

TBA

N/A

58.5kg

14

DOTHRAKI - Emergency

Peter & Paul Snowden

TBA

N/A

58.5kg

15

JUNGLE EDGE - Emergency

MickBell

TBA

N/A

58.5kg

16

PIERATA - Emergency

Gregory Hickman

TBA

N/A

58.5kg

18

SPRIGHT - Emergency

Garry Frazer

TBA

N/A

56.5kg

7

HOME OF THE BRAVE - SCRATCHED
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