Superhard has recorded two wins on the trot in impressive fashion and there was plenty to like about the way that he put away his rivals at Bendigo last start. Darren Weir has set him for the Country Final and I am confident that he is the best horse in this field. He has carried big weights before and the wide barrier draw should prove to be an advantage.

Super Cash has a simply outstanding first-up record and she has recorded five wins from her seven fresh starts. She went to another level at the end of her Winter campaign, she wasn’t beaten far in The Goodwood, Stradbroke Handicap or Tatt’s Tiara, and if she brings that sort of form to the races she will be very tough to beat.

Amphitrite is stepping-up in distance significantly, but there is no doubt that she is the class horse in this field. Her win in the Thousand Guineas was nothing short of outstanding and she had no luck in running whatsoever in the Empire Rose Stakes. If she stays the trip, she just wins and class will take her a long way anyway.

Humma Humma has developed into something of a non-winner, but her form this campaign has been excellent. She has been narrowly denied by Sunlight on a pair of occasions and she went on to win the Coolmore Stud Stakes. She is consistent as they come and today is the day she can break through for another win.