Want to own a racehorse? You must be in it to win it Mat Ellerton (left) and training partner Simon Zahra at Flemington. Picture: Darren McNamara Source: Herald Sun THOSE dreaming of becoming an owner at next week's Inglis Melbourne Premier Yearling sales have until Wednesday night to enter the Sunday Herald Sun/Inglis Own A Share In A Racehorse competition. Flemington trainer Mathew Ellerton will select a yearling for up to $100,000 at Oaklands from March 3-6. The lucky winner will get free training and insurance for two years. Cleaner Peter Cole last month enjoyed a winner when Backstedt saluted at his third start at Pakenham. Win a share in a racehorse: Hurry closes soon His name was plucked from a record 47,494 entries two years ago. He won a 10 per cent share in the son of Group 1 winners Magnus and Lycra, selected and now trained by David Hayes. Cole entered only twice. He is hoping he's as lucky as Russell Otis of Geelong. Otis snagged a share in Set For Fame, who won twice at Group 2 level among her five wins, taking $647,775 in prizemoney, when trained by Peter Moody, before being sent to stud. As a bonus to competition entrants, the metro clubs and Bendigo are offering two-for-one general admission tickets to one of the Melbourne Festival of Racing's four major meetings.