Gai Waterhouse believes multi-million dollar colt Storm Boy can silence his doubters and secure her first victory in Saturday's $20 million The Everest at Randwick. The race, the world’s richest on turf, will see Storm Boy compete against a field of top horses with odds around $11.
Australia n racing legend Gai Waterhouse is confident multi-million dollar colt Storm Boy can silence his doubters and provide the trainer’s first win in Saturday’s $20 million The Everest at Randwick, the world’s richest race on turf.
Despite the rise in grade, Waterhouse has backed him to shine, especially being back to his pet distance and drawing an ideal barrier for jockey Brenton Avdulla. “He’s doing very well, he’s a champion colt, and he’ll be hard to beat,” Waterhouse said. “I always thought he’d stay further, but we know he can be very decisive and effective over 1200 metres. “People are quick to write off horses, but I thought his last run was acceptable.
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