Why Smoken Up is favourite for Miracle Mile Winner: Smoken Up was 2012's NSW harness horse of the year. Photo: Sean Cunningham The fastest 11-year-old in the world, Smoken Up, is set to continue on his record-breaking way in the Miracle Mile at Menangle on Saturday night. Smoken Up ran a 1.49.9 mile last Saturday, which is believed to be a world record for his age, and trainer-driver Lance Justice says he will go faster this week. Smoken Up has been the king of Menangle, winning three Len Smith Miles and two Miracle Miles. However, Justice is still haunted by not winning an Interdominion with his champion. Smoken Up, of course, was first past the post, beating Im Themightyquinn and Blacks A Fake, in the 2011 Interdominion Final in Auckland but disqualified for a positive swab. "I don't like talking about it because I just get angry," Justice said. It was two years [ago] and even last week I was looking for a way to appeal against the decision, because I know he wasn't treated with what they said he was. But the way he is going, we might be able to come back here and win it finally next year. Smoken Up has had 133 starts for 69 wins, eight of those coming at Menangle from 11 starts on the 1400 metre track, where he has never missed a place. He is a $3.20 favourite to once reign in the Miracle Mile at TAB.com.au. "The Miracle Mile and Smoken Up just go together, like strawberries and cream or Pimm's and lemonade," TAB.com.au's Glenn Munsie said. He is the only horse punters want to back for that reason. They know from gate one how he is going to be driven, and that's straight to front and catch me if you can. Justice was not surprised Smoken Up was able to run the 1.49.9 last week and wants to break the record on Saturday night, given the right conditions. "Because I talk it up a bit, people don't really take notice of me, but I always thought I would get him back," Justice said. A couple of weeks ago he nearly went a personal best at home, which is remarkable for an 11-year-old. He shouldn't be doing what he is, but he is. Justice has always driven Smoken Up aggressively and he is always there to be beaten. But on the big track at Menangle, only Monkey King, Blacks A Fake and Changeover have run past him. With a $50,000 bonus for breaking the Menangle record on top of the $450,000 first prize, Justice is eying a $500,000 payday. "They will have to run past him on Saturday night and I think he can go 26, 28, 28, 26, so good luck catching us," Justice said. That would give us the record.