2026 Group I Doomben 10,000 – Barrier Draw

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday May 12

The $1.5million Group I BRC Doomben 10,000 (1200m) is run this Saturday and has attracted a full field with three emergencies that include quality three year-old colts with aspirations towards stud careers in Beadman and Napoleonic with the former now into the field following the scratching of Lady of Camelot.

Beadman has barrier one but is first emergency - image Bradley Photos

Connections of those two colts will face an anxious wait to see if they gain a start with gate one drawn by Beadman, a last start winner of the Group III Gold Coast Guineas last Saturday and Napoleonic is tackling the race first up from a spell and has drawn gate 10 with James McDonald to ride.

With 10 Group I winners engaged the race looms as a top class contest with 2024 Golden Slipper winner Lady of Camelot now a scratching after tangling with a stingray during a beacjh swim on Tuesday morning. The injury she sustained is likely to put her out of play also for Royal Ascot.

Devil Night has only won one race, but it was the Blue Diamond beating Tentyris - image Grant Courtney

Blue Diamond winning colt Devil Night has won only one race, but gets a great chance here to make it two as he’s coming in hot off a second placing to Tempted in a fast run Group II Arrowfield Sprint and has barrier eight.

Barrier Draw

1. Jimmysstar (NZ) (Per Incanto) Ciaron Maher / Ethan Brown (11) 58.5kg

2. Private Eye (Al Maher) Joseph Pride / Nash Rawiller (3) 58.5kg

3. Another Wil (Street Boss) Ciaron Maher / Ryan Maloney (19) 58.5kg

4. Rothfire (Rothesay) Robert Heathcote / (15) 58.5kg

5. Uncommon James (Cable Bay) Matthew Hoysted / Ben Thompson (14) 58.5kg

6. Reserve Bank (Capitalist) Mick Price and Micheal Kent (Jnr) / Cejay Graham (17) 58.5kg

7. Private Harry (Harry Angel) Chris Waller / (4) 58.5kg

8. Warnie (IRE) (Highland Reel) Ciaron Maher / Mark Zahra (9) 58.5kg

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9. Zarastro (I Am Invincible) Tony Gollan / Daniel Moor (5) 58.5kg

10. Payline (Shooting To Win) Chris and Corey Munce / Kyle Wilson-Taylor (16) 58.5kg

11. Devil Night (Extreme Choice) Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes / Ben Melham (8) 57kg

12. Grafterburners (Graff) Kelly Schweida / Zac Purton (7) 57kg

13. Skybird (Exosphere) Mitchell Freedman / John Allen (18) 56.5kg

14. Lady Of Camelot (Written Tycoon) Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott / Tim Clark (6) 56.5kg

15. Abounding (Rich Enuff) Robert Heathcote / Vlad Duric (12) 56.5kg

16. Spicy Martini (Justify) Toby Edmonds / (2) 56.5kg

17e. Beadman (Snitzel) Peter Snowden / (1) 57kg

18e. Napoleonic (Wootton Bassett) Tom Charlton / James McDonald (10) 57kg

19e. Esjay (Rothesay) Pat W Webster / (13) 58.5kg

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