FLEMINGTON: Race 2 (1:35pm AEST)
Race Starts in: 12h 35m

No. 8 Rockin' At Midnite
Rockin’ At Midnite resumed with a solid effort over 1200m at Caulfield and she strips fitter for the run.
Slowly away she kicked up to hold a spot behind the speed and fought gamely to finish third against some very handy fillies.
A daughter of Extreme Choice, the Chris Waller trained filly has performed well in all seven starts and looks to have plenty of upside.
The runner up at her only try at 1400m, I think she’ll be well suited here stepping out to that trip.
FLEMINGTON: Race 4 (2:45pm AEST)
Race Starts in: 13h 45m

No. 14 Ten Deep
Ten Deep returned with a very encouraging effort over 1400m on the Hillside and she’ll be better for the run.
Settling behind the leader in the five horse field, she still managed to find trouble in the straight but finished off strongly to go down by less than a length.
Only lightly raced, the mare just the two the runs in Ireland before making her way down under and she’s performed well in all five starts here and looks very progressive.
She has won second up previously, she gets the inside draw and with Luke Cartwright’s claim, she gets in with just 52kgs on her back.
FLEMINGTON: Race 5 (3:20pm AEST)
Race Starts in: 14h 20m

No. 4 Legacy Bound
Legacy Bound made a big impression on debut and he looks set for bigger and better things.
Stepping out over 1200m at Ballarat, the son of Ole Kirk took up the running, he travelled sweetly and pulled away from them over the final part to score by just under four lengths.
He looked to be doing it on raw ability and whilst this a big step up in grade, he’ll be better for the experience.
The rise to 1400m looks ideal and gate six should see him afforded every chance.
FLEMINGTON: Race 8 (5:05pm AEST)
Race Starts in: 16h 5m

No. 5 King Zephyr
King Zephyr has won four of his five starts and looks well placed to continue on his winning way.
From the astute stable of Grahame Begg, the gelding was sent to the paddock after his debut outing where he produced a solid effort to finish third after racing keen.
Given time, he’s returned in fine order, putting together three straight wins, all by a 2.25 length margin.
The form around him is solid and while he does rise in grade, I think he’ll relish getting out on to the big Flemington track and he drops slightly in the weights.
Jordan Childs is four from four aboard the son of Hallowed Crown and I think they can maintain their perfect record.
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