Stablemate Red Tsunami will also be making the trip for the Wanganui Chronicle 1340m.
"She would have to be the unluckiest horse in the stable," Ralph said. "She's due to win."
Red Tsunami has won three races, and was an eye-catching sixth in the group two Auckland Thoroughbred Breeders' Stakes (1400m) in the spring, and last time out she finished sixth at Te Rapa.
"They walked down the back straight and she got into a bad spot," Ralph said. "She was too wide on the corner, but she still got home well."
Meanwhile, bold showings are expected at Te Rapa tomorrow from Thenamesbond in the Irvines McGregor Grant Steeplechase (3900m) and Hesalljazz, a starter in the KS Browne Hurdle (3200m).
"They both had a few issues earlier on and didn't have the lead-up work they needed," Ralph said.
Thenamesbond was a last-start third in the Waikato Steeplechase (3900m) while Hesalljazz was seventh in the Waikato Hurdles (3200m).
"They are now really improving and we feel they have got good seasons ahead of them," Ralph said.
- NZ Racing Desk