Make Correct Choice In Lucky Last Again

(5) Western Power has done it tough at two of his last three and yet still gone well. There is no speed in this, so we may expect to see a rare cerise-and-white (owner Bob Peters' colours) leader with jockey Lucy Fiore likely to roll forward on him.

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(2) Trio beat Western Power home last time they met, but concedes him 1.5kg for a nose margin and will likely concede him a decent head-start in running.

(1) Classic Rogue is ready to win. His first-up 1000m effort was outstanding, his second-up 1200m run even better and he is now third-up out to 1600m. Re-handicapped race with a raised minimum does not suit him, but he is flying.

(6) Bondi Plunge is consistent.

(5) Catch Carter and (10) American Escape are both really well placed as three-year-olds taking on the older horses. Going to side up with Catch Carter, who drops 3kg from a Saturday three-year-old race behind Kay Tee Why, Desert Whisper and finishing ahead of subsequent winner Haida Gwaii into this Graduation 60+ where he can settle closer from a more favourable draw in two. American Escape put the writing on the wall with her three-length trial win and, on the minimum from an ideal barrier 4, will be hard to beat.