Ownership stoush becomes grey area Title claim: Real Surreal (centre) wins the Magic Millions in January. THE hearings into the objection over ownership legitimacy of Magic Millions runners was yesterday deferred. Greytfilly's owner Suzanne Donnellan has lodged an objection over the distribution of $500,000 in bonus prizemoney attached to January's Magic Millions 2YO Classic. Donnellan is raising questions over the ownership of winner Real Surreal, third-placed Missy Longstocking and fourth-placed Global Dream, which all claimed bonus prizemoney for being owned by female connections. Yesterday those owners were allowed more time to prepare submissions for the hearings, which will be conducted by Racing Queensland. The case is likely to take some months to be finalised. Meanwhile, The Courier-Mail can reveal Greytfilly changed official ownership after her first start. At Doomben on October 13, Greytfilly's owners were registered as ``Syndicate: Rose (Manager Daisy). Under the rules of Australian racing, a syndicate has to be managed by a real person. The papers were subsequently changed and Greytfilly now races for the Rose Syndicate, with ``S Hendricks" registered as the manager. Sale records on Arion indicate Greytfilly was purchased by ``Suzanne Dollellan," while at January's Magic Millions barrier draw, the person who drew the barrier for Greytfilly was introduced as Suzanne Hendricks. Greytfilly started her career in the stables of Dan Bougoure, but was transferred to Rob Heathcote before she had her first race start. After finishing ninth in the Magic Millions, the filly was transferred from Heathcote to Gai Waterhouse, where she is being targeted at the Sydney autumn feature two-year-old races. Trainer Peter Strong will ignore a difficult alley and a likely rain-affected track to push ahead with an ambitious campaign for boom Brisbane two-year-old Pretty Strong at Doomben tomorrow. Pretty Strong, who hasn't run since winning the opening juvenile fillies race of the season on October 6, has drawn the extreme outside barrier in a field of 15 in the Oldanga Properties Two Year Old (1010m). It is usually close to impossible to win from the outside alley at the Doomben 1010m but Strong is confident his filly is something special. ``We really don't have any choice. She is a bit behind in her campaign," he said. Pretty Strong ran second in a Deagon trial on February 5, but she had a minor setback. ``It means we really have to run her on Saturday if she is to go to Sydney this autumn," he said. ``We will run her again on March 23 and then all things being equal head to Sydney. The form around Pretty Strong's win in October has been strong as she beat Global Dream, who came fourth in the Magic Millions Classic.