Race 1 

#2 Duke Of Edinburgh (AUS): Was a runner up last time out, he stayed on smartly on that ocassion, and is the horse to beat if he holds his form. It is very encouraging that top jockey Muzi Yeni, has opted to retain the ride.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: #6 Fearless Fred, #7 Mexican Sun, 10# Zhohar

Swinger: 2 & 6

Race 2

1# Negroamaro: Returns from a lengthy break of 122 days, but is none the less the horse to beat, based on her achievements as a 3 year old. She gave the best of her generation a serious run for their money last season, and will take a power of beating facing lesser company. The phenomenal Gavin "The Master Of Disaster" Lerena takes the ride.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: #3 Querari Falcon, #2 Snowdonia, #5 Miss Turbo

Swinger: 1 & 3

Race 3

#6 The Red List: Had to settle for second in her most recent race, she should have absolutely no problems with the drop in trip, and the blinkers as well as the very experienced, jockey Weichong  Marwing could make all the difference.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: #5 Tambalang, #4 Cidada, 1# Aspen Shadow

Swinger: 5 & 6

Race 4

#1 High Drama: Did as well as he could do without winning in his latest performance, he returns from an 11 week absence from the racetrack, however he stays all day and will be very competitive if he is fit and well. He gets the services of promising, young rider Lyle Hewitson who knows him well.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: 5# Hypothermic, #2 Seven Single, #4 Emblem King

Race 5

#1 Mr Mulliner: Ran an honest race in his last start, this six year old is a 4 time winner from 33 outings, and has earned nearly half a million in stakes. His last win came in a sprint over six furlongs, but he has shown form over an extra 200m.  The talented Craig Zackey, climbs aboard this chestnut gelding.
2nd, 3rd, 4th: #5 Apple Crumble, #7 Shotgun Rider, #8 Relish

Race 6

#3 Crystal Glamour: Placed in a feature last time out, she stayed on strongly for third on that ocassion, and she can make her presence felt in this handicap if she reproduces that run. She gets the services of the sensational apprentice, Lyle Hewitson.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: #7 Paree, #11 Nitrogen, #10 Embrasiatic

Race 7

#6 Spring Hills (AUS): Was a good maiden winner on debut, this Australian import should relish the extra furlong, the rise in trip should suit him down to the bone, if he is as progressive as he looks then he will go very close under last season's champion apprentice, Callan Murray.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: # Flag Of France, #8 Quattro, #7 Gaisce Gold

Race 8

#11 Wanted Man: Ran a good race on debut, he was narrowly beaten into third, he is the horse to beat if he has come from that run, he would have strengthened up nicely during his 61 day break, and should come out guns blazing from his good draw, with Gunter Wrogemann up.

2nd, 3rd, 4th: #3 Miesque's Rumba, #7 Jim Cables, #10 Surf's up.

Best Bets: Negroamaro, Crystal Glamour, Spring Hills, Wanted Man.