Trainer Archie Alexander is looking forward to testing in-form Wheal Leisure in the Group Three Geelong Cup when the mare steps up to 2400m.

Trainer Darren Weir says Gailo Chop goes into the Cox Plate at Moonee Valley in great order with one stumbling block – Winx.

Vega Magic has captured the attention of co-trainer Tom Dabernig who believes the gelding is the best horse he has been associated with in his career.

Order Of St George has pulled off an unlikely victory to win the Group Two Long Distance Cup at Ascot.

The John Gosden-trained Cracksman has run out a dominant winner of the Champion Stakes at Ascot under Frankie Dettori.

Boom Time has caused an upset in the $3 million Caulfield Cup, surprising even his owner and trainer David Hayes.

The Bjorn Baker-trained colt Goodfella is set for a Group One debut in the Coolmore Stud Stakes at Flemington after winning the Brian Crowley Stakes.

Ulmann has led home a Darren Weir quinella in the Moonga Stakes and is now Perth bound for the summer carnival at Ascot.

Veteran stayer Destiny’s Kiss has earned a deserved but short break from racing after winning the City Tattersalls Club Cup at Randwick

Trainer Danny Williams says he erred on the side of caution by sidelining She Knows for five weeks but will run her a lot more after her Highway Handicap win.

The Chris Waller-trained colt Kaonic is seeking to emulate the Carbine Club Stakes-winning exploits of former stablemate Kermadec for owner Neville Morgan.

The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Our Crown Mistress has made it three-straight wins with her first victory at city level.

Promising colt Legislation has made a winning start to his career for co-trainers Peter and Paul Snowden.

Group One winner Foxplay drops back to mares’ grade in the Group Two Tristarc Stakes as she chases her first win of the spring carnival.

State Of Play has the breeding to be an Oaks winner and she will test her hopes in the Ethereal Stakes at Caulfield.

The man who goes everywhere with Single Gaze is looking forward to watching the mare compete in one of Australia’s biggest races, the Caulfield Cup.

Improving stayer Lord Fandango can give his trainer Archie Alexander a milestone first Group One win in the $3 million Caulfield Cup.

Apprentice James Innes Jr gets the chance for a Group win aboard Diddums in the Nivison Stakes.

Rains Aplenty faces a tough task from a wide barrier at Doomben on Saturday as he strives to prove he is trainer John Zielke’s best two-year-old.

Star New Zealand mare Bonneval has been cleared to take her place in the Caulfield Cup after passing a veterinary inspection.

Savanna Amour will be attempting to add to her impressive Caulfield record when she runs in the Group Three Tristarc Stakes.

Robert Smerdon has stuck to his first thoughts and is taking on the older sprinters first-up with talented three-year-old Property at Caulfield.

With a big stable to run, Peter Snowden has had little time to celebrate Redzel’s Everest win as the veteran trainer turns his focus to other assignments.

Stonebrook has made it four wins from as many starts in scoring at Canterbury.

After a tough trip in the Golden Rose in Sydney, Lindsay Park have freshened Formality for the Blue Sapphire Stakes with winning results.

Peter and Paul Snowden have no reason to end their post-Everest party, with Star Of Africa winning at Canterbury.

Quilate has scored an important stakes race win which her trainer and jockey will try to replicate with Abbey Marie in the Caulfield Cup.

Chris Munce has already had more than 100 winners in less than three years as a trainer and he aims to add big-race wins during the Brisbane summer carnivals.

Former Caulfield Cup favourite Admire Deus has suffered a life-threatening leg injury and faces a crucial few days.

Trainer Mark Newnham is looking forward to Highly Influential finally making his debut at Canterbury after two contrasting delays.