Excitement building for owners with another miRunners 2YO taking to the track

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Our Not A Single Doubt x Countess Dehere filly trained by Troy Corstens stepped out today in her first official trial at Werribee, with young jockey Patrick Maloney describing it as “a perfect first trial” by the filly. She did everything right pre-trial, behaving herself and acting like the ultimate professional in the yard according to trainer Troy Corstens. She jumped out of the barriers really well, managing to lead in the early stages before wobbling a bit around the corner and finishing off the trial strongly, finishing in third place. Jockey Patrick Moloney didn’t push her too hard in…

The Autumn Sun – One of the many stars to come out of the Inglis Easter Sales

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There have been many great racehorses come out of the Inglis Easter Yearling Sales over the years, one of the largest yearling sales in the world. A thoroughbred that immediately comes to mind is 3YO The Autumn Sun, trained by Chris Waller. The Autumn Sun was purchased for $650,000 at the 2016 Easter Inglis Yearling Sale and made his racing debut on April 25 2018. A colt by the great Redoute’s Choice, he impressively won his first two starts at Royal Randwick, and went on to win the Group 1 J.J. Atkins Stakes third up as a 2YO. Watch him…

“Quickly picked up her rivals” – Not A Single Doubt x Countess Dehere positioning for debut!

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The excitement is building for owners in our Not A Single Doubt x Countess Dehere filly trained by Troy Corstens, as she is now readying to make her race day debut. The filly had her first jump out on grass last week in Geelong, and after looking a bit wobbly out of the gates, she then tellingly showed great speed to end up winning the jumpout impressively. “She was slow into stride but then showed a nice turn of foot once she balanced up and hit the line well” said Troy following the jumpout. Troy was quite impressed with the…

Five reasons to buy a Priority Access Ticket

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So you want to buy a racehorse but you don’t want to pay a fortune? Fantastic, you’ve come to the right place! miRunners is offering an ownership unit for a David Hayes and Lindsay Park-trained horse to be purchased at the Inglis Easter Sales for between $165-$330, which will be made available towards the end of April. You really should buy a Priority Access Ticket in the meantime though, here are 5 reasons why… 1. Secure your right to purchase If you purchase a Priority Access Ticket, you will secure your right to purchase a unit when the horse is…

Secure your unit in the promising Lyrical Girl filly before it’s too late

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Lyrical Girl returned to the track in a trial on Tuesday, and showed trainer Tony Gollan and all her connections just how much she has improved since her trial last December. With units down to the last few hundred in Lyrical Girl, why not secure your share in this promising filly today? Lyrical Girl jumped well out of the barriers and settled fourth on the rails for most of the trial. She was ridden quietly by jockey Lani Fancourt, who got her to finish off strongly to the line, finishing third just a length off the winner. When speaking post-trial,…

Not A Single Doubt offspring continue to impress on the track

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5YO mare Kenedna, who is now trained by Ciaron Maher & David Eustace flew home from the back of the field on Friday night at Moonee Valley to finish third in the Group 2 Sunline Stakes. Kenedna was slow out of the gates and settled in last position, before bursting into the race on the turn and absolutely charging home. It was an impressive effort after a short 3-week freshen up, and has filled her trainers and connections with hope for this preparation. Watch the race replay below:   This 5YO mare by sire Not A Single Doubt has had…

Behind the scenes as an owner of Gaelic Puzzle

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Despite the result, it was a great day out for over 60 owners who attended the debut race of Gaelic Puzzle at Warwick Farm Racecourse on Wednesday, March 13. Some even traveled interstate, which was amazing to see given her acceptance into the race was such late notice. As it was a midweek race meet, all owners were given great access to trainer Bjorn Baker and jockey Michael Walker both pre and post-race, and of course everyone got to see Gaelic Puzzle getting saddled up in the stalls. View the below video of Bjorn speaking exclusively to owners pre-race:  …

Priority Access Tickets available NOW

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In an exclusive 2 week pre-sale window, you have the chance to secure a unit in the next miRunners horse with Lindsay Park. The first miRunners thoroughbred with Lindsay Park sold out quickly, so now is the time to act! In the last yearling sale before Spring, the Easter Inglis Yearling Sale at Warwick Farm on April 9 and 10, miRunners have launched Priority Access Tickets with a range of benefits attached so you can secure your unit in our next thoroughbred, before the rest! For just $50 (which is credited against your unit purchase), you will secure your right…

How it feels to own part of a racehorse – the story of owner Michael Jensen

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Being an owner in a thoroughbred really is something else. Win or lose, it’s an indescribable feeling watching your very own racehorse step out onto that track, no matter what race it is. Whether you own 100%, 5% or even 0.1%, that is still your horse, and the feeling is exactly the same. Courtesy of Racing Queensland, this is a presentation of a day in the life owner Michael Jensen who has a share in Gollan Racing‘s 2YO Ready To Roam. It features the day when Ready To Roam finished 3rd in the Aquis QTIS 2YO Jewel at Gold Coast…

Lyrical Girl returns to the track tomorrow

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With 2YO filly Lyrical Girl down to the last few hundred units available, we caught up with trainer Tony Gollan at the QTIS Sales last week to ask him why people should buy into Lyrical Girl now. He has loved this filly from the start, saying from the beginning she has had a pretty faultless time in his stables. Tony Gollan thinks now that all the hard work has been done with this filly, people should secure their final few units to now “enjoy the ride”. She is expected to have her first trial of this preparation tomorrow, and Gollan…