Tommy Berry takes the tour of Moore-Fancied Zarir at Bange Stakes

River of Stars has Gate 13 and is a hope of $ 13 sportsbet on Saturday, while Zarir is $ 21 from the barrier Otto. Rosehill is a soft 5 with rain scheduled for Friday and Saturday.

Berry also rides for Waller in the other group 1 of the day, The Vinery Stud Stakes (2000m), with a real class ($ 20).

A winner twice in four departures in New Zealand, the real class was almost six lengths from StableMate Lazzura when he was debut in Australia in group 2 Phar Lap Stakes (1500m) two weeks ago.

“I think it is now ready for the peak, and the softest traces will improve its performance,” said Berry. “We all have to beat the star foal (Moment Treasurethe), but if the track is wet and she has a rest day, then we will be ready to jump.”

Lazzura is Berry’s best race on that day. He was a favorite of $ 4.20 in the group of emancipation of group 2 (1500 m) from his cut winning in Phar.

“It’s my best because we don’t have to worry about the track conditions, we don’t have to worry about the speed of the race,” he said.

“He makes his luck, he puts herself where you want, and I ride it on a soft track when she won the second start of Scone, and she was absolutely swimming it.

“It’s just that bomb -proof foal.”

Berry is also aboard Katsumi Orochi (TL Baillieu Handicap) trained Anthony and Sam Freedman) and Punch Lane (Star Kingdom Stakes), which seem to have contrasting hopes if the rain arrives.

“It’s an adorable, very raw horse,” said Katsumi Orochi. “I think it will be better than three than the two. He has just had a lot of raw skill.

“I ridden it in some gallops. The only thing I worry is, when we did the rehearsal the other day at Warwick Farm, was probably soft Seven, Peavy Eight, and did not seem to have fun.

“Punch Lane is on the other side of the scale. Punch Lane is absolutely a swimmer, so he will improve his possibilities, and he went to try well.”

Victorian coaches Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young sent Collasti Garden ($ 6.50) and Tsitsipas ($ 26) to the Tulloch Stakes (2000m) and Berry Rides the ex, which was classified for last start in group 2 Autumn Classic (1800m).

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“The team has an excellent opinion on him,” said Berry. “And Trent Busuttin, when he travels his horses, especially in Sydney for races like this and in the derby, has an excellent record.

“He (glue glue) seems to be a little around Melbourne and do a couple of wrong things, so he still improved there.

“It seems that he is doing it with the raw ability and from what the stable tells me, the penny has just started falling.”