5. Sir Dragonet: One of the main hopes being an Irish-bred on an upward spiral having only 10 starts, including his Cox Plate triumph at Moonee Valley recently. With Glen Boss he will have the navigational assistance required. Best on a soft surface is a niggling doubt, but still one of the main chances.
6. Twilight Payment: An eight-year-old also with the Lloyd Williams involvement. Solid effort in the Melbourne Cup last year, beaten four lengths, and Irish form indicates he is going better. Effective on good and slow. A cog under the top bracket.
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