Bumped into a rising star in TENTRYIS but particularly if going back to the fillies only sprints from here, she should have stakes wins ahead off this excellent Group 1 runner up. +0.4 at the 800 which was 3.7 lengths from the lead, before +22.2 and +4.0 last two sections. She's extended her PB from her previous start when here over 1100 producing +1.6, and that was in a much softer tempo race shape. Whether she has another run - Blue Sapphire Caulfield 30/11??? - or spells, her ability to relax and close hard is an ongoing asset for her. 

REPOST AFTER GROUP 1 MOIR WIN SANDOWN 05/09

Ran 2nd to TENTYRIS with a brilliant +2.0 in the Coolmore last spring, and has returned at a new level, but was simply unlucky bumping into the same superstar colt again. -4.2 at the 800, before -0.4 in the mid race and +7.5 last 400. This has smashed anything she's previously done fresh and stated she's now at a new level. To state the obvious she faces a huge challenge to turn the tables on the winner, but if she can avoid him she's ready to beat most anywhere in the country.

REPOST AFTER FIRST UP WIN GROUP 1 MOIR SANDOWN 05/09

Ready! Blinkers went on and with some big odds market support he just missed with possibly being "stuck" in the inner lanes and facing the headwinds the difference between winning and losing. -5.0 and -5.8 first two sections showed the impact into it in the chute, before -3.1 last 400. He lost 2.1 lengths in isolation tapering late from his first "proper" run for the prep 3rd up. He won at the late July meeting in 2025 with -1.3 lengths below benchmark which he also matched here 4th up last prep January. The BM84 over 1100 in a fortnight looks ideal?

Subsequently: 2nd Caulfield 25/07 then winner Caulfield Heath 08/08, backed up 3rd Caulfield 15/08 then winner Sandown 05/09

Elevated big time near his all time best after a "nothing" run on the very wet ground that he doesn't handle a fortnight earlier, and was of course assisted by a front-running genius ride from Nash Rawiller. -1.1 at the 800 was a cruise for his profile and capacity. +3.5 in the mid race and +1.1 last 400 before just hanging on over the hard charging SIR DELIUS. He's a rock solid +2.5 to +3.6 range miler/2000 type with 6 performances in that band, and this (only) even tempo here says he can push to that outer edge from here with any flatness being of little concern.

Subsequently: Nose 2nd to FANGIRL 20/09 Randwick before winner Rosehill 11/10

REPOST AFTER WINNING THIS RACE AGAIN 2026

Outstanding filly who extended her PB from 2nd in the Everest to KA YING RISING and +4.1 lengths above benchmark, and the data strongly suggests there's more to come next spring. -1.1 at the 800 relaxing 2 lengths from the lead in the compressed field, before a booming and sustained last 800 going +5.4 and +4.3. However she did lose 1.6 lengths over the last 200 in isolation. This was also seen via the 2nd best last 800 and 4th best last 400 of the day, but just the 12th best last 200. It's from that taper where's there's confidence there's still solid potential upside into the "super elite" +6 range.

Subsequently: First up winner Randwick 05/09

Lightly raced 4yo stallion of quality with a current PB of +1.8 lengths above benchmark from the Gold Coast in May, and his profile plus both his trials - including Randwick a week earlier when closing with the best last 800 and 600, and 2nd best last 400 of the session - says his best is still in front of him. -8.7 at the 800, before -3.3 and +3.6 last 400. The last 3 x 200 increments told the tale. +0.2, +1.2 and +2.3 which were the 5th best last 600 and the 3rd best last 400 and 200 of the session. He's on point for a super prep. Perhaps targeting Melbourne Group 1 sprints to avoid the Everest elites???

Subsequently: 3rd to TEMPTED and HEADWALL at $34 Randwick 05/09

He hasn't been seen race day since winning last year's Challenge Stakes at Randwick with a blistering +1.8 lengths above benchmark beating LADY SHENANDOAH, but this and three other trials says the stable have him dead set humming and ready to defend his title. -10.8 at the 800 when 4.6 lengths from the winner, before +0.2 in the mid race and +4.7 last 400 including a blistering +3.9 last 200 in isolation. Further confirmation was the "picket fence" of the best last 800, 600, 400 and 200 of the morning. 

Subsequently: 2nd to TEMPTED first up Randwick 05/09

Job done getting the Group 1 win, but his CV says there could still be more to come going into the Stradbroke. Stalked the lead going -0.5 at the 800, before -2.5 in the mid race and lifting under full pressure in the best ground with +1.7 last 400 noting the last 200 in isolation +2.1. Further context via the 13th best last 800, the 6th best last 600 and the 4th best last 400 and 200. His best to date is +2.9 set at Rosehill October, and that was off +0.9 best of the day winning a Newcastle Group 3, so he's had a "very good and better again" set up previously. 

Subsequently: First up winner Randwick 05/09

Excellent trial which states his set to again run boldly off the QLD carnival now a Group 1 winner. -10.2 at the 800 when 3.4 lengths from the lead, before -4.4 in the mid race. It was all about the last 200 and it was big. -0.6 from the 600 to 400 and again from the 400 to 200, yet his close was +3.1 meaning a 3.7 length turn of foot when asked. He had one quiet 822 trial 10 days earlier, so this one over 1045 metres has him on point to return to the races, and note his first up profile is first class.

Subsequently: First up winner Randwick 05/09

Lightly raced NOTE NOW GELDED 4yo with his best in front of him, and this trial was all about a late "explosion" that has him on point for his return. -10.9 and -5.7 first two sections, and -2.4, -2.5 in the 200 increments from the 600 to 200, but +3.0 last 200 was blistering meaning a 5.5 length turn of foot. That's super! He bumped into subsequent Group 1 winner ATTICA on debut last September when -4.1 lengths below benchmark, and he returned February with a -1.1 win at Warwick Farm ranked 3rd on the day. A continuation of that trendline would see him taking beating when first up placed right.

Subsequently: Winner Randwick 05/09

Unbeaten 4yo whose 3 wins to date has seen a range of -2.9 on debut and -4.4 both at Scone, before -3.2 at Kenso with the race matrix suggesting closer to -2.2 range, but of note in all of those wins he "switched off" when hitting the lead and tapering late, with the visual clearly showing a horse still learning. This trial suggests good improvement. -11.3 at the 800 was 7.3 lengths from the lead, before -5.1 and -1.6 last two sections. The impressive part was the turn of foot going from -2.5 to +0.8 from the 400 to 200. Will probably have another trial, but with a BM rating of just 66 he can keep the streak alive without surprise.

Subsequently: First up winner Randwick 05/09

Excellent 2nd up run after a good 203 day break, but not really coming up last prep. Was beaten must 3 lengths first up in a strong 1400 despite being $201 in a race the matrix suggested was stronger than the IVR figure. Here -3.2 at the 800 when 4.8 lengths from the lead, before a big 9 length squeeze with +5.8 from the 800 to 400. Last 400 was +1.8 and included a 1.9 length flat spot slowdown from the 400 to 200. The Premiers Cup in a fortnight over 2000 looks a logical progression and if he holds this figure - likely - he should remain deep in the finish.

Subsequently: 2nd Randwick 22/08 then winner Wyong Cup 04/09