Im Themightyquinn out for 2013 after Gloucester Park Triple InterDominion champion Im Themightyquinn is likely to miss the rest of the year after pulling up sore following a shock first-up defeat at Gloucester Park on Friday night. Trainer Gary Hall snr found the recently crowned horse of the year to be sore on Saturday morning and all but ruled out running the nine-year-old in the New Zealand Cup and Miracle Mile as planned. "He is about a six-out-of-10 sore in that leg and I don't have a good feeling about it," Hall told The New Zealand Herald. He will miss a race here next week and for that reason won't be fit enough to head to the New Zealand Cup [on November 12]. And the Miracle Mile is then basically out, too. To be honest, I think he will need a course of treatment and I think he will end up staying here over the summer and maybe we can get back to Sydney for the InterDom in March. It could mark a changing of the guard at the top end of harness racing with Im Victorious coming over the top of Im Themightyquinn, which had a tough run outside the leader, to score in a mile rate of 1.53.5 at Gloucester Park. Christen Me again proved too strong for two-time New Zealand Cup winner Terror To Love in the Canterbury Classic at Addington on Friday night. He ran a last 800 metres of 55.8s and his last 400m in 26.5 to make it eight wins in a row. Meanwhile, Warwick Stud has a large draft of well-bred juveniles targeted for the third annual Trialling Sale at Menangle, on December 8. The sale will include 50 two-year-olds by stallions including Somebeachsomewhere, Art Major and Mach Three. They will trial from 8.30am before the auction starts at 1pm. Only graduates of the catalogue are eligible for a rich late season group 3 feature, the C.J. Garrard two-year-old Classic at Menangle.