"They could fly out on either August 20 or 27.
"Bonneval is doing as well as she can and once she gets to Melbourne she will really improve.
"Jon Snow has strengthened up a lot, he has gone to another level. There's no reason he can't reach the heights of Mongolian Khan.
"He is likely to resume in the [New Zealand Bloodstock] Memsie Stakes. He's more forward and the fastest of the others and he could run a cheeky fresh-up 1400, although now it's $1 million there'll be a few handy ones there.
"Bonneval will most likely kick off in the Dato Tan Chin Nam or the Makybe Diva the following week," Forsman said.
Lizzie L'Amour has also thrilled her connections with her condition.
"She's by Zabeel out of a Sadler's Wells mare so she's bred to stay and she's already a group one winner at weight-for-age over 2000m," Forsman said.
"There's a lot of improvement in her and she's coming up a treat. Once the cups come around she could get a piece of it.
"Eleonora only had a couple of starts in the autumn.
"She was meant to go to Sydney for the Oaks, but she was injured.
"A Cups campaign will be her go and we might look at fillies and mares' races early on to ease her into it."
The lightly-tried Weather With You was stakes placed last season in the Listed Champagne Stakes and is considered a group one VRC Derby prospect.
"He's a son of Teofilo who we've got a lot of time for. Hopefully, he measures up," Forsman said.
Winx dominates betting on Oz feature
Just two cents of every dollar bet so far with the Aussie TAB on the Cox Plate has gone on a horse not called Winx.
The champion opened at A$4 minutes after her second consecutive Cox Plate victory in 2016 and was already at A$1.60 in April.
By this week when nominations were received, she had been crunched even further to A$1.40.
Punters pessimistic about the world's best turf horse's chances of winning a record-equalling third Plate can get at least A$26 on any other horse.
The TAB is holding two bets of A$20,000 at A$1.50 while another bet laid when Winx was at A$2.80 could turn A$18,000 into A$50,000.All money has been laid under "all in" conditions, meaning punters will forfeit their money if the champion misses the race.
"Despite the cramped odds, we have already seen a host of big bets for her and not surprisingly, she has been well backed through multi bets," TAB spokesman Nick Quinn said.
Hartnell, who was eight lengths behind Winx when second in last year's race, sits on the second line of betting at A$26 with Australian Cup winner Humidor and reigning Breeders' Cup champion Highland Reel who ran third to the mare in 2015.
Unbeaten three-year-old Royal Symphony, British raider Scottish and Australian Bloodstock-owned Tosen Stardom are at A$34.
Only 11 other horses, including Lindsay Park filly Catchy, are listed in double figures.
It's a similar story with the major corporate bookmakers who all have Winx around the A$1.50 mark and her opposition the other side of A$20.
- NZ Racing Desk, AAP
