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Andrew Noblet is eyeing off the QLD Guineas with exciting prospect Easy Dun. Noblet says he is still raw but loaded with talent and looking forward to the Daybreak Lover at Eagle Farm tomorrow.

Victorian trainer Henry Dwyer is not panicking about getting his speedster Asfoora to the UK. Dwyer says she will likely jump on the plane late next week.

A specialist farrier has been a godsend for trainer Toby Edmonds and his speedster Barassi, who returns to racing at Eagle Farm tomorrow. Edmonds says the farrier works on him for many hours prior to running.

"He would run 2000M on his ear" says trainer Les Bridge, who is keen to tackle the Cox Plate with Doncaster winner Celestial Legend. Bridge says his constitution never ceases to amaze.

Jockey Kayla Nisbet won a $1M race earlier this month, however that hasn't changed her mind re her race riding future. Nisbet says she feels blessed that she will remain in the industry working for the Sky network.

Tony Gollan is hoping his career best 5 winners at Doomben yesterday is a sign of things to come heading into the winter. Gollan says many of his better performed horses will step out over the coming weeks.

Sydney jockey Kerrin McEvoy is not far off returning to the saddle. The winner of over 80 G1 races says a specialist appointment at the end of the month will hopefully be positive.

2yo Mishani Lily recorded one of the fastest 1110M wins in the modern era last weekend at Doomben. Trainer Les Ross says she will now proceed to a rich prizemoney race at the Gold Coast next month.