Theegala just needs luck in running to add to his growing resume.
The son of Aston Rupee has missed the money only once from seven starts, winning back to back starts here at The Meadows earlier in his prep over the same distance.
His best time came in 30.08 seconds, the quickest over the track and distance among his rivals.
Mighty Quinn looked as though he might be wanting further again after finishing three lengths off in third at Shepparton last week.
The majority of his career wins have come over 525m, his best at The Meadows coming in a nice time of 30.11 seconds.
He’s well-suited by the inside box and should be making a move from midfield.
Tully Luna is a versatile runner that should find a lovely spot in behind the speed from Box 5.
She was the beaten favourite from a similar draw last week over the same distance but was seen winning by a length a week earlier at Geelong.
Two wins from her last four starts reads well, alongside a speedy 34.62 second track and distance time.
West Star can go forward early from Box 3 and lead.
He’s still only lightly raced, but has already put together a tidy resume that features five wins and a handful of placings.
Three of those victories have come over the same track and distance, so he should measure up in a race of this caliber.