As impressive as Hiyaam (High Chaparral) was in her front-running Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m) win, it was what happened after the finish line which has buoyed jockey Michael Dee's hopes the filly can also win the Australian Oaks.

Trainer Kris Lees will have two Sydney Cup runners with emergency Doukhan gaining a run with the scratching of Adelaide Cup winner Fanatic.

Expatriate New Zealand trainer John Sargent fancies his chances of further classic success at Randwick.

Dual Group One placegetter Spieth is closing in on his first race appearance for his new stable, Lindsay Park.

Luvaluva's (NZ) (Mastercraftsman) revised Gr.1 Australian Oaks campaign has gained traction at Randwick with a dogged victory in the Gr.3 Adrian Knox Stakes (2000m).

So Far Sokool (Showcasing) burst clear in the straight to go on to win the Listed Bendigo Guineas (1400m) by four lengths.

Melbourne-based New Zealand jockey Mick Dee will be chasing Group One wins on consecutive weekends when he partners Arbeitsam in Saturday’s A$3 million Doncaster Mile (1600m) at Randwick.

Tavistock Abbey returns to the scene of his maiden victory when he launches his Queensland Derby campaign in the Listed Bendigo Guineas.

Natalie Young created Australian Derby history with a long shot, and despite a luckless barrier draw she is hoping to spring another surprise.

Hiyaam’s impact at the highest level has delivered a massive windfall to a pair of New Zealand breeders.

New Zealand-bred Group One winner He’s Our Rokkii has run his last race.