Savvy Valentino is well and truly over the odds in what is an interesting edition of The Macca’s Run.
Bjorn Baker has placed this horse nicely this campaign and he heads into this contest on the back of a couple of good efforts in the St Leger Stakes and the Tattersalls Cup.
He has a fitness edge over a number of his rivals and he will get a dream run in transit from barrier four.
Housay can make a winning return to the races in the Subzero Handicap.
He has recorded three wins from his seven race starts and he stamped himself as a horse to follow with an excellent win at the end of his last campaign.
This is not the strongest race and he has a genuine class edge over the rest of this field.
It is impossible to tip against Incentivise in the Melbourne Cup.
His progression through the grades has been nothing short of outstanding and the way that he put away his rivals in the Caulfield Cup was breathtaking.
3200 metres is the only unknown, but I don’t think it will be a problem and I can see him putting a serious gap on his rivals.
This is the weakest race that La Mexicana has contested in some time and she is great value to return to winning form.
She didn’t perform at her best in the Ladbrokes Manikato Stakes, but before that she was good in the Northwood Plume Stakes and the How Now Stakes at Caulfield.