Caulfield shapes as a fascinating betting card on Saturday with plenty of depth across the nine-race meeting and rain expected to keep the track in the soft range. The true rail should ensure all runners get their chance, although proven wet-track performers and horses with tactical speed could prove difficult to run down. Several progressive gallopers are resuming or stepping into stronger company, making for an excellent afternoon of competitive racing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The unbeaten trial form has been hard to ignore, with the Blue Point filly winning both lead-up hit-outs in sharp style and doing it with something in hand. She draws nicely for her debut, gets a rider who knows her well, and the stable has a knack for producing forward juveniles at a price. Against a field with limited exposed form outside the favoured runners, she looks capable of making an immediate impact if the race tempo suits.<\/p>\n