Larry Cassidy unlikely to ride again following a trackwork incident last year, will make a cameo appearance on the big screen next month. Cassidy says he is looking forward to the Winx documentary.

Doomben will be a genuine heavy track tomorrow says track manager Ross Smith. Smith says the track likely to be a heavy 9 tomorrow morning.

Unbeaten Tasmanian filly Geegees Mistruth will be chasing 5 wins in a row this weekend in the Quezette Stks at Caulfield. Stuart Gandy says "The time is right to test the waters in better company".

Headwall was brilliant winning on the wet yesterday in Sydney for trainer Matthew Smith. Smith says "His large rural property has been the key to getting these horses fit and firing".

Joe Pride will be surprised if his sprint stars Think About It and Private Eye are not in the TAB Everest come October. Pride says "They are both in terrific order following a break".

Battlefield is one of Qld's most progressive horses. Four runs for Barry Lockwood for three wins . Lockwood says his last run was particularly impressive given the time he recorded.

Classy Kiwi mare La Crique won't be seen in Australia this spring. Co-trainer Katrina Alexander says she is about to head home after resting in Qld.

Luke Nolen's tremendous form has guaranteed him the ride on I Wish I Win. Peter Moody says "I've never seen Luke look fitter". Moody also provides a key update on the sprint star.

John O'Shea's training partner Tom Charlton says he did think about branching out on his own last year. Charlton says "John was keen to see him stay which led to the partnership".

Sydney 3yo Theblade was well supported before being withdrawn at the gates last month. Michael Hawkes says they rate the colt highly and are keen to see what he does today.