Chris Waller will not be training the Everest winner but has other opportunities in two states on the big day.

Barrier one is the shortest way home and co-trainer Wayne Hawkes is hoping it will prove beneficial for Showtime in the Group One Caulfield Guineas.

She Will Reign’s trainer Gary Portelli says the quality of the $10 million Everest field means luck in running will be crucial at Randwick.

Luke Murrell the principal of Australian Bloodstock and form analyst runs his eye over every Everest runner with his personal ratings system. Who does he think will take out the Everest and where does he see his own horse running?

Egg Tart has overcome an eye injury which cost her a start in the Epsom Handicap and is favourite for the Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.

A look at the history and what the key players are saying about the Group One Caulfield Guineas.

The Australian racing community has been abuzz since the $10 million Everest was announced in February. Now 12 of the country’s best sprinters are ready to run.

While Chris Waller doesn’t have a runner in The Everest at Randwick, he’ll be cheering for Deploy in the $10 million race.

The Everest runners given the all-clear ahead of the $10 million sprint at Randwick.

After Rock Magic’s pleasing fourth in the Group One Moir Stakes over 1000m, trainer Chris Gangemi believes the 1100m of the Schillaci Stakes is perfect.

Godolphin trainer James Cummings believes Kementari and Sanctioned are both set to run big races in the $2 million Caulfield Guineas.

Damion Flower believes he has the tough gelding required to win the $10 Everest after selecting the Kris Lees-trained Clearly Innocent for his slot.

Glyn Schofield and James Cummings will be looking to add to their Group One success when they combine in three feature races at Caulfield.

Jockey Mark Zahra believes the addition of blinkers will give talented filly Shoals a better chance to win the Group One Thousand Guineas.

She Will Reign’s breeder and part-owner Garry Bachell has known since her Kembla Grange debut the filly is something special.

Racing royalty returns to Australia with our oldest classic the AJC St Leger being run again at Royal Randwick on Saturday 14 October, alongside the $10m The Everest, the world’s richest turf race.

After almost 12 months of ups and downs, Warrnambool horse Turnitaround lines up in the Group One Toorak Handicap at Caulfield.

Its $10 million Everest day at Randwick and our main man Richie has done the form and outlined his thoughts for all 10 races.
Check them out and see if you are on the same page as the big fella.

Grab Snowy Clark’s full preview, betting strategy for every race and his best of the big Guineas meeting.

Champion jockey Hugh Bowman says the $10 million Everest is the most significant initiative for the Australia’s racing industry since the foundation of the TAB.

Co-trainer Daniel Guy is confident talented Nivo can defy her breeding and develop into a better than average stayer,

Sydney trainer Gary Moore is expanding his operation to the Gold Coast to help the preparation of his prospects for the Magic Millions meeting.

English trainer Hugo Palmer will have a two-pronged attack on Caulfield Guineas day with Mask Of Time and Wall Of Fire representing the stable.

Former Godolphin head trainer John O’Shea is looking forward to being involved on the undercard when the $10 million Everest is run at Randwick.

Gold Coast trainer Toby Edmonds believes Everest contender Houtzen will acquit herself well in the $10 million sprint.

Trainer Mick Price will see how Lankan Rupee performs under race pressure in the Schillaci Stakes before deciding his next move for sprinter.

A look at the history of the Group One Caulfield Stakes.

Trainer Tony McEvoy will put Calderon up against Hartnell and Bonneval at his Australian debut in the Group One Caulfield Stakes.

What you need to know about the Toorak Handicap over 1600m at Caulfield.

Racing identity Max Whitby was reluctant to get involved in The Everest, now he has a leading contender for the $10 million sprint.