Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott are set to have two runners in the $20 million race.
Storm Boy is set to edge out Switzerland for the last spot in The Everest, with Coolmore leaning towards the high-priced stallion for its coveted slot.
Coolmore Australia boss Tom Magnier was weighing up the call on Monday morning as the global breeding and racing giant tries to win the $20 million race for the first time as a slotholder at Royal Randwick on Saturday. She bled from one nostril in a recent hitout and needed to have the approval of racing stewards to take her spot in The Everest.
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