Trainer Annabel Neasham will bring Regal Pom to town next week on the back of front-running victories at Wyong and Kembla Grange.

Gingerbread Man is suitably-armed for a break-out season following a welter of winners at the back-end of 2021-22.

Trainer Jan Bowen has been careful choosing suitable races for her stable favourite Casino Kid and it paid off in the NSW Jockeys Association Hcp (1600m) on Saturday.

Headwater didn’t break stride bridging the old and new seasons with his Victorian 3yo fillies Typhoon Titmus and Little Miss Kubi.

Demerit debutante Invincible Ruby came from last on the turn and was still good enough to ride a bump in the straight to win the Furphy Hcp (1000m) at Belmont on Saturday.

Westriver Miracle won for the third time in four starts for Pearce Racing at Belmont on Saturday and he also completed a very successful week for his sire All American and Geisel Park.

Blackfriars stole the headlines with a 12th WA Sires’ Premiership in 2021-22 ahead of a Top 10 field that included current Scenic Lodge residents Snippetson and Universal Ruler.

Wilchino farewelled last season a winner at Belmont and it also set up what could be a career-defining season in 2022-23.

All Too Hard is entrenched in the Australian Top 10 sires’ premiership but a more telling statistic from last season was his Group 1 strike-rate with Behemoth, Alligator Blood, Forbidden Love and Wellington in Hong Kong.

Star Turn sealed a Top 5 spot across-the-board on the Australian second-season sires’ premierships with a running double at Goulburn on Friday.