Will Vega Magic secure his Everest Slot or will the four Caulfield horses next in betting upset the plan? Check out the full preview for the huge day of racing featuring the Group 3 Bletchingly Stakes. See if you agree. Good luck.

Trainer Desleigh Forster is hoping things go smoother for Too Good To Refuse when the gelding heads her strong team at Doomben.

Trainer Mick Price has concerns over the fitness levels of Ardrossan ahead of his first-up run in the Group Three Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield.

A perfect barrier will help Archer’s Paradox again show brilliant early pace as she chases a big pay day at Doomben.

Stuart Kendrick will back So Invincible up Doomben as he hopes to ensure he finishes in the top 20 Australian trainers again this season.

It’s been a good week on the tip for Big Rich this week and he heads south this afternoon and believes there is value to be had on the eight race card at Kembla Grange. Check out his full set and best bets. Good luck.

Unbeaten American Triple Crown winner Justify will not race again with an ankle injury halting his career.

Jockey Blake Shinn has had to work overtime to win after nearly coming off Smart Ain’t He at Canterbury.

Tony McEvoy has always held lofty ambitions for Illumicon who has lived up to his trainer’s opinion with an impressive first-up win at Sandown.

Premier trainer Chris Waller has four chances including the favourite Invinzabeel to win the final stakes race of the Sydney season, the Winter Challenge.

Former smart three-year-old Gold Ambition has bounced back to something like his old Group One form to come from last to win at Doomben.

After midweek city placings in Melbourne at her past two starts, Zedda is set to compete in Sydney for the first time when she steps up to 2000m at Rosehill.

Vega Magic has been installed the early favourite for the Group Three weight-for-age Bletchingly Stakes at Caulfield which has a field of nine.

The appeals of four of the “Aquanita eight” in the race day treatments case will likely be heard in December.

New Zealander Monarch Chimes has shown he is in fine touch for upcoming feature jumps races with a surprise win on the flat at Sandown.

Much travelled stayer Brilliant Jet is set to continue a big six months for Tasmanian trainer Aiden Nunn at Doomben on Saturday.

Chautauqua has had a barrier issue that he didn’t enjoy, and maybe he is remembering that. The frustrating thing for his connections is that the horse is sound, and after all, he is a racehorse.

David Brideoake will decide between a jumps trial or a start in the VOBIS Gold Stayers at Caulfield for Self Sense in the lead-up to the Grand National Hurdle.

Jockey Skye Bogenhuber will need luck to go out a winner from Brisbane racing on Sacred Rebel at Doomben.

Frankie Dettori will miss the first two days of the Goodwood festival after losing an appeal against a careless riding ban but gaining a reduction.

MIdweek racing at Doomben on a good surface. Grab our best for the day along with tips for each and our quaddie numbers.

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A race meeting at Pakenham has been called off after one race because of the impact of extreme winds.

Trainer Ciaron Maher believes Jukebox will have improved from his Monash Stakes run as the colt heads towards a possible start in the Bletchingly Stakes.

Trainer Gerald Ryan will saddle runners at the final city meeting of the season before attention switches to the upcoming feature races.

The Tony McEvoy-trained Kinky Boom is scheduled to make her return over 1000m at Sandown in the first step towards a planned crack at the Thousand Guineas.

A barrier trial at Cranbourne is the next planned step for multiple Group One winner Jameka before a decision is made whether she races this spring.

Jean Van Overmeire can close the gap on Rachel King at Canterbury with the Sydney apprentices’ title a close-run race.

Sunlight is on track to resume in the Lightning Stakes in Adelaide ahead of a potential crack at weight-for-age sprints, including the Group One Moir Stakes.