He's A Jessie wasn't able to cross from a wide trap last week. His prior win here held merit and drawing closer to the rail is likely to assist him.
Others who hold stakes earning claims include Meg's My Mum and Wall Age.
In the second leg, New Zealand Oaks winner Aeroplane Ritzy has drawn to deliver on her ability.
Drawing the ace trap has brought the noted railer Where's Shiraz right into contention.
Cawbourne Phillip was a stylish lower grade 520m winner here last Friday, while Red Crystal enjoyed the significant easing in class she received when delivering her bold second last time out. Botany Richie is likely to be sighted putting in some big late bounds here.
The third leg is perhaps the toughest of the three, where a stakes earning claim can be made for all runners.
Therefore securing trap one says that Opawa Messini looms as a solid contender despite him dropping back in distance for this 305m dash.
The handy draw that Cawbourne Teash receives says she must be considered.
Azzure Dreams can ping and run so she's needed here.
The locally trained Snow Demon won't object about being drawn out wide, while Cawbourne George is capable of sniffing out a minor placing.
