Godolphin colt Bivouac will go to the Golden Rose as the well-supported favourite over Exceedance in the $1 million race.
Trainer Tony Pike is thrilled with The Bostonian before the Moir Stakes at The Valley but admits a wide draw is not what he wanted.
Trainer Grahame Begg says Mildred is a natural racehorse after the filly scored in the first two-year-old race of the season at Flemington.
Epsom Handicap favourite Te Akau Shark has had a maintenance gallop between races at Canterbury, pleasing New Zealand trainer Jamie Richards.
Jockeys Kevin Forrester and Craig Robertson will have stints on the sidelines after being injured in non-race day falls.
Promising staying three-year-old Shadow Hero steps up to 1800m in the Group Three Gloaming Stakes on his path towards Group One staying races this spring.
The Group One Underwood Stakes has attracted a field of 13, headlined by the 2018 winner Homesman who has drawn the outside barrier.
A field of 15 has been declared for the Group One Moir Stakes, with Nature Strip drawing barrier one while Sunlight has drawn out in gate 10.
A total of 68 horses remain in the Cox Plate after second acceptances with 74 still in contention for the Caulfield Cup after first acceptances closed.
This year’s Oakleigh Plate winner Booker is one of a handful of Group One winners expected to be in the field for the $1 million Moir Stakes at The Valley
Queensland sprinter Zoustyle has settled in to his new surrounds at Flemington with trainer Tony Gollan saying he is right to go in the Testa Rossa Stakes.
Trainer Chris Waller says there is nothing between his Golden Rose runners Kubrick and Yes Yes Yes with Godolphin’s Bivouac favourite.
The Group Two Stocks Stakes looms as the next assignment for Miss Siska after a pleasing spring return when second in the Let’s Elope Stakes.
Victorian apprentice Campbell Rawiller, son of multiple Group One-winning jockey Nash Rawiller, has ridden his first winner at Moe at his second race meeting.
Alligator Blood has been afforded an opportunity to get to know Caulfield ahead of his Melbourne debut in the Guineas Prelude.
Racing Queensland will go ahead with outstanding cobalt inquiries under the rules in place despite trainers calling for a review.
Shock Makybe Diva Stakes winner Gatting has been given a look at Caulfield ahead of the Group One Underwood Stakes.
Trainer John Moloney is happy to give Difficult her chance in the opening two-year-old race of the season at Flemington.
English trainer William Haggas hopes Raheen House can get a start in the Caulfield Cup before he runs in the Melbourne Cup at Flemington.
The Mark Newnham-trained Celestial Falls will be out to emulate her half-sister Greysful Glamour by winning the Oaks Trial at Flemington.
Godolphin colt Bivouac retains favouritism for the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill and will jump from barrier six in the eight-horse field.
Hush Writer and Brimham Rocks have received 2kg penalties for the Group One Metropolitan Handicap after their Group Three wins.
The Peter and Paul Snowden stable has had three winners and Godolphin two at the official two-year-old barrier trials at Randwick.
Feehan Stakes winner Homesman is the early favourite to win the Group One Underwood Stakes at Caulfield.
Three-year-old filly Exhilarates has been entered for the Group One Moir Stakes along with older Godolphin stablemates Trekking and Viridine.
Having missed the early part of the spring carnival, talented filly Loving Gaby is being aimed towards the Group One Empire Rose Stakes at Flemington.
Godolphin colt Bivouac has assumed outright favouritism for the Group One Golden Rose at Rosehill over Exceedance.
Premier Brisbane trainer Tony Gollan has four horses he hopes can measure up to Melbourne spring carnival feature races.
Stablemates Humidor and Kenenda will be out to improve on their first couple of spring appearances when they step up in distance in the Underwood Stakes.
New Zealander Te Akau Shark, the Epsom Handicap favourite, will have a race day gallop at Canterbury with James McDonald aboard.