Eleven Eleven barrier trials at Rosehill on Thursday as he lines up for fourth successive Magic Millions win

Eleven Eleven could lose the 2020 Magic Millions 3YO Guineas after a Queensland Supreme Court decision to void Alligator Blood's disqualification. The trainer Greg Hickman is part-owner of the horse. Alligators Blood was disqualified after testing positive in a post-race swab to a banned substance. Alliger Blood won the Guines but was later reinstated. Hick man says the drug-free rules of Australian racing are absolute. He believes punters should be confident in betting on the horses.

Eleven Eleven is preparing for his fourth successive Magic Millions win. He will have a barrier trial at Rosehill Gardens on Thursday. The horse will be ridden by champion jockey Nash Rawiller. Eleven Eleven will also be entered for the $1m Magic millions Cup (1425m) and the inaugural $1000k Magic Million The Syndicate (1200m). The new race is for horses with 20 owners or more. It will take place on January 14 at the rich Gold Coast meeting. It is up to Racing Queensland to appeal the Supreme Court finding.