An insight into miEverest panel member Daniel O’Sullivan

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It’s one of the toughest games on the planet. Not only being a professional punter but better than that, a successful one.  Daniel O’Sullivan has lived by his wits as a pro punter for the past 20 years. Always seeking ‘an edge’, Dan is analytical and lives by ethos of ‘there’s no such thing certainty’. Dan is known as a man who can “find the value runner” a horse he considers is over the odds.  Having established the Betsmart Racing Service (www.betsmart.racing), he has developed hundreds of articles for the punter, increasing education and knowledge across the industry. Daniel is…

An insight into miEverest panel member Lizzie Jelfs

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Not too many people globally have a better ‘eye’ for a thoroughbred than Lizzie Jelfs. She has quickly won over the toughest of all critics, “the Aussie punter”, with her mounting yard analysis on Sky Racing and the Seven Network, often providing winners a big odds. Go Lizzie! Originally hailing from Oxford in England (she’s almost dropped the accent), Jelfs came to Australia in 2001 with aspirations of becoming a jockey. Working under the tutelage of the great CS Hayes, Jelfs worked as the travelling foreperson for the Lindsay Park team. However, it is in-front of the camera where Jelfs…

An insight into miEverest panel member Tye Angland

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A hugely respected jockey on the world stage, with prize money earnings over $50m and 11 Group 1’s to his name, Tye will provide a vital insight into tactics, form and the right character of horse for the miEverest campaign. If we are looking for inspiration from our expert panel, look no further than Tye Angland. They don’t come any tougher than Tye, he is immensely proud of his New South Wales country upbringing, where he cut his teeth as a rodeo rider before graduating to the jockey ranks, including a long stint in Hong Kong. Angland’s career as a jockey…

And the winning name is…

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Hearing your horse’s name broadcasted for the first time across the track and nationally on television is one of the many thrills of being a race horse owner. The miRunners ownership model aims to engage the wider community to get involved with naming their horses by allowing suggestions to be submitted by the public.  An exclusive miRunners owner privilege is that the final racing name is selected only by owners involved in each horse. By casting a vote from a list of shortlisted suggestions, control is placed in the owner’s hands to select the winning name that will be called…

miRunners Professional Athletes

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From the moment all miRunners horses enter our system, they are treated to exceptional care that is tailored to meet their individual needs. Just like professional athletes, the services available to ensure peak performance is endless. Think farriers, dentists, chiropractors and veterinarians—professional services for professional athletes. Gaelic Puzzle arriving at Emeran Park in December.    There is no better example of this than the rehab program our three-year-old filly Gaelic Puzzle is receiving for an injury sustained to her hamstring. Currently in the care of Shannon Betts and her expert team, Ruby-Jean as she is affectionately known, is thriving in…

Don’t Miss Out- Final Units Remaining

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The field has turned into the straight… 200 left to run… they are in the final 100… that’s it there are only 50 units remaining!  The two remaining miRunners fillies, Excel In The Sun trained by Toby and Trent Edmonds and Hinchinbrook x Koonoomoo trained by Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott, are down to final units with Excel In The Sun having less than 50 ownership units left to purchase. With impressive reports on both horses received from their stables, don’t miss out on your chance to experience the adrenaline-charged rush of racehorse ownership. Toby Edmonds continues to be pleased…

Raceday Recap: The $2 Million Inglis Millennium

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Last Wednesday all of the miRunners community had their eyes turned towards Warwick Farm as the Lindsay Park trained Fixated lined up for his biggest race yet, the $2 million Inglis Millennium- 2YOS.  Originally scheduled to be run on the Saturday prior, extreme weather conditions forced the race meeting to be postponed. Both Inglis feature races were then shifted to the Wednesday program despite deteriorating conditions.  As the race meeting rolled into town, the sun was shining, the humidity was present, and the miRunners mantra of 2x2x2 was ready to heat up the track.  With miRunners community members out to…

SAGANAKI- Team Thoroughbred NSW Report Card

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From the moment a horse enters the miRunners system, their welfare is always the highest priority. When Saganaki was retired from racing, we knew that only the most loving and caring home would do. Thanks to Team Thoroughbred a Racing NSW initiative, Bluey, as he is affectionately known, has received the royal retiree treatment and has passed his assessments with flying colours. From the entire miRunners community a big thank you must be extended to all of Team Thoroughbred and Racing NSW for their continued dedication to each horse before, during and after their racing career.  

Numbers Don’t Lie

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From starting barriers to tote prices and last start form, racing is a sport that relies on numbers. When taking a closer look at the miRunners two-year-olds that have already debuted this year, it becomes clear that numbers don’t lie. 2 x 2YO’s to have hit the track this season: Dusty Tycoon and Fixated 2 $2 Million Races: $2M The Star Gold Coast Magic Millions 2YO Classic and the 2020 Inglis Millennium 2 x Months: January and February Dusty Tycoon, a $176,000 purchase from the January 2019 Gold Coast Yearling Sale, was a clear standout for the miRunners bloodstock team…

And The Winning Name Is…

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The Hinchinbrook x Gaze colt has caught the eye of the miRunners community as he prepares to head to the Inglis Millennium 2YO on Saturday 8th February 2020.  Trained by Lindsay Park, in his second trial the colt jumped straight to the lead and was never in doubt as he powered home to victory much to the delight of co-trainer David Hayes.  “He is a horse that is going to win plenty of races, and we are very happy with him.” Hayes said.  The colt by Hinchinbrook then proved in the Blue Diamond Preview that he is a horse to…