Lindsay Park trainer David Hayes has Group 1 plans for exciting colt Hard Landing following his debut victory in the Maribyrnong Plate Gr.3 at Flemington.

Back in May, Oakland Park owner Neville Duncan predicted the winners would start flowing for Sessions towards the end of the year.

Mungrup Stud sire Playing God notched his third stakes winner on Melbourne Cup day courtesy of Kay Cee in the LR Burgess Queen Stakes (1400m) at Ascot.

Stable-favourite Snip gave Scenic Lodge sire Snippetson the first-leg of an international double in Singapore on Sunday.

Red Warrior ran her rivals off their legs to win the Amelia Park Maiden (1008m) at Bunbury on Tuesday.

More Than Ready has another Group 1 on the horizon with Spring Heat in New Zealand.

Propeller prevailed in the opening race of the Mt Barker season on Sunday but it was far from a straightforward victory.

Amelia Park owner Peter Walsh has paid his dues in Group 1 company and he’s looking forward to breaking the drought in the TABtouch Masters at Ascot.

More Than Ready mare Uni (GB) clinched the North American 2019 Eclipse Award for Champion Turf Female with a top-gear victory in the Breeders’ Cup Mile Gr.1 on Saturday.

Yarradale Stud is looking forward to the summer carnival with Sir Mambo and Missile Launch after they commenced Ascot’s November program with a winning double on Saturday.

All Too Hard gelding Frosted Gold has returned from a winter spell to win a dramatic Group 3 renewal of the Graham Beck Stakes (1400m) at Turffontein.

Exceedance has fulfilled his Group 1 potential with a stallion-making victory in the Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) at Flemington.

Oakland Park stallion Sessions was represented by his third winner in a fortnight when Chatter Session scored a front-running victory in the Western Racepix Maiden (1200m) on Wednesday.