Everest has wow factor but this crazy idea is still elitist in nature
The wow factor of a $10 million race is enormous but the details have to be worked out to make sure investors get their right return.
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Chris Roots
Racing writer for The Sydney Morning Herald
In Her Time give Adkins and Smith first group 2 win
Ben Smith couldn't watch as apprentice Andrew Adkins gave the pair a dream result on In Her Time in the Breeders Classic at Randwick on Saturday.
Man From Uncle primed for Guineas, says Cummings
Anthony Cummings is looking forward to taking on a couple of handy three-year-olds from his son James after Man From Uncle won the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Unbeaten Veranillo scores another professional win
Godolphin has the luxury of picking and choosing where Veranillo will go to get to the Golden Slipper after he continued on his winning way in the Hinchinbrook Plate at Randwick on Saturday.
Joseph looks for winning start with Sapphire Coast stables in Bega Cup
The baroness of Bombala, Barbara Joseph, will look to lift her new home track feature in the Bega Showcase Cup at the Sapphire Coast on Sunday.
Salty Robyn ready to take on Lazarus in Chariots of Fire: Tritton
Despite a broken tibia and a injured tendon in the past year, trainer Shane Tritton believes Salty Robyn is the most complete horse has ever taken into a big race as he prepares to take New Zealand star Lazarus in Saturday's Chariot Of Fire at Menangle.
Gauci hopes final ride is a winning ride
If sentiment plays any role in racing, Darren Gauci and Longeron will win the final race at Caulfield on Saturday.
Everest to give Flying Artie another goal to climb
Wilf Mula will watch Flying Artie in a Cranbourne barrier trial on Friday for nothing but fitness, but he is allowing himself to dream about huge pay day and winning The Everest.
Best yet to come from Omei Sword
The wait for the return of Omei Sword will end as Chris Waller's star filly takes on the boys again in the Eskimo Prince Stakes at Randwick on Saturday.
Northam pair on trial for Country Championships
Like many trainers, Rod Northam will use the Saturday's Highway Handicap as a testing point for the Country Championships with Touch Sensitive and L'Elu.
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