The Everest 2018 – Dream Field

A number of runners have emerged as possible Everest contenders after recent standout performances none more so than weekend Group 1 winners Hellbent, Estijaab and In Her Time. With speculation about the 2018 race beginning to take place after the completion of the Newmarket Handicap, Moir Stakes, Golden Slipper and the Galaxy, we take a look at our current dream field for this years running, taking into account the world’s best on turf.

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1. Ertijaal (Jim Crowley)

A magnificent seventh victory here for Ertijaal as he holds off the late thrust of Godolphin's Blue Point in a thrilling Meydan Sprint. #DWCCarnival pic.twitter.com/mr3Lo7DgWB

— Meydan Racing (@DRC_Meydan) February 22, 2018

2. Redkirk Warrior (Regan Bayliss)

The day REDKIRK WARRIOR and @reganbayliss went back-to-back in the Newmarket Handicap… pic.twitter.com/r1178yMuLf

— Racing.com (@Racing) March 10, 2018

3. Lucky Bubbles (Hugh Bowman)

Second in the race last year, first in the race this year. Lucky Bubbles gets his Group 1 in the Chairman's Sprint Prize. #HkRacing pic.twitter.com/rXDSBFh4i7

— Racing.com (@Racing) May 7, 2017

4. In Her Time (Corey Brown)

In Her Time jumps out of the ground with a mighty kick and bolts in home ahead of English & Viridine to salute in impressive fashion in The Galaxy. pic.twitter.com/48o3Hngcxq

— Sky Racing (@SkyRacingAU) March 24, 2018

5. Vega Magic (Luke Nolen)

Vega Magic brings up a @lindsayparkrace treble…just in the Listed Regal Roller Stakes! Brave Smash was charging late. pic.twitter.com/t8a5fzFAg2

— Racing.com (@Racing) August 19, 2017

6. Redzel (Kerrin McEvoy)

2017 @atc_races Highlight- Redzel @SnowdenRacing1 @KPMcEvoy winning inaugural The @tabcomau Everest for slot holder @jmeharron! @TripleCrownSynd pic.twitter.com/HfZACZaIj5

— Australian Turf Club (@atc_races) December 27, 2017

7. Mr Stunning (Nash Rawiller)

NASH HAD TO EARN IT!
Mr Stunning has won the @Longines Hong Kong Sprint! pic.twitter.com/4OCyWcUqOP

— Racing.com (@Racing) December 10, 2017

8. D B Pin (Joao Moreira)

D B Pin gets his revenge over Mr Stunning in the Group 1 Centenary Sprint Cup. Beat the Clock was a real eye-catcher in third. pic.twitter.com/dz7HpWdO17

— Racing.com (@Racing) January 28, 2018

9. Brave Smash (Craig Williams)

REDEMPTION. A smashing ride from @cwilliamsjockey sees Brave Smash secure Group 1 glory in the Futurity Stakes. pic.twitter.com/2Pcq0fpVTH

— Racing.com (@Racing) February 24, 2018

10. Merchant Navy (Mark Zahra)

#AfterTheLast: One of the better rides you will see. Relive the magic of Mark Zahra and Merchant Navy. pic.twitter.com/lY8A1jIqmM

— Racing.com (@Racing) November 13, 2017

11. Estijaab (Brenton Avdulla)

ESTIJAAAAAAAAB!

Estijaab wins the @longines Golden Slipper!

What a race and what a win for @hawkesracing + @brentonavdulla at @rosehillgardens!#7racing pic.twitter.com/6gMvHL1uTk

— 7HorseRacing 🐎 (@7horseracing) March 24, 2018

12. Sunlight (Luke Currie)

Very impressive! The Zoustar filly Sunlight races her way into the 2YO Magic Millions Classic on the Gold Coast with a dominant performance. @lukecurrie and @mcevoymitchell team up once more! @mmsnippets pic.twitter.com/PsZZnlGYTG

— Sky Racing (@SkyRacingAU) December 23, 2017