Magic Circle Melbourne Cup

Despite the fact his team won the race, the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle finished no higher than fifth in the race. The Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle had lost their way in the past couple of years but in 2012 they re-established themselves by winning the Listed Chester Stakes at Ascot. The Melbourne Cup has always had an old school feel, where the odds were set before the race was even confirmed. The first of many successes for the Magic Circle since the 2014 season came in 2015 when they won the Melbourne Cup and finished eighth in the race. In 2016, Magic Circle were in good form as they finished third and won the Melbourne Cup but the season was hit with a major setback as they were forced to withdraw from both the Cheltenham Gold Cup and Ascot.

The Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle took part in a training camp at their Cheltenham farm in 2014. It wasn't easy for the teams as they had to train with their horses for a month, at home or by coach. The Australian Horse Racing trainers, while professional, are not really trained by their trainers. In June 2015, the Magic Circle began the journey back to horse racing in earnest with a run at the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Although the Cheltenham Gold Cup wasn't particularly competitive, the Magic Circle were in high form and came up with an excellent result to be crowned the 2015 Cheltenham Gold Cup champion.

Magic Circle skipper Ben Lippold has already announced his intentions of returning to the race as he will race the K&J squad for the second time this year.

Despite the fact they came second in the race in 2015, they still proved that their previous season, which was not too far away from what they had accomplished in 2015, was on the right track. In the final race of the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle won again and went the distance for five more stakes races. However, in what had to be an uncharacteristically uncharacteristic performance from the Magic Circle, they finished fourth with an average result of five. Betting on Horse Racing Betting is a way to bet on horse racing in order to have some excitement. 5/11. The 2016 Cheltenham Gold Cup was one of the very best performances by the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle in recent memory as they set a new record by being the first Australian horse, and they are to date the only Australian horses to have won the Melbourne Cup. They also set a new Melbourne Cup record for the largest number of stakes races ever won by a horse in one season.

The Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle went on to do very well in the 2016 season ending with a perfect result in the Melbourne Cup. The 2017 season started off nicely for the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle when they won their first stakes race and then took home three stakes races including the Melbourne Cup. Horse Racing Tips Australia is a great source for advice and free advice.

The Cheltenham Gold Cup was not the greatest of campaigns for the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle with the team finishing fifth but there were few if any other results that could be said to detract from their excellent 2016/17 campaign. The Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle were unable to break into the top ten in the Melbourne Cup as they only took third in the race. Virtual Horse Racing 3D is a game that allows you to experience the real racing experience, in virtualreal-world.

However, their season is very much in their own hands as they had to give everything that they had in the final two stakes races of the season after they were pulled short of the finish line in the first stakes race by Jockey's Club. The Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle have continued their impressive form to date this year and have finished first, second and third in the Melbourne Cup. The Melbourne Cup also featured its largest payout in the history of the Sydney Cup, with all six horses winning $25,000 each. In 2016, the Dr Marwan Koukash-owned Magic Circle was on a remarkable run of form going from the 2013 season, when the team finished seventh, to second last year, only to have their season undone by an injury on their horse Astrid.