Can we make the milestone?

Just $42,000 is all our Saturday team of four runners have to earn between them for the Flemington stable to break past the $4 million prize money mark of earnings for this season.

Quite an achievement, and we hope next season will be all the better!

Our feature runner for the day is Tinseltown who, in early markets is rated equal favourite for the Listed Queensland Cup at Eagle Farm.

One of Australia's few black type two milers, the race looks a suitable one for the seven-year-old who just kept digging deep when third in last weekend's Caloundra Cup.

"He has drawn nicely in seven," Michael Moroney said, "and we are hoping he will get a nice run from there."

"If he is saved for one late run then he will prove hard to beat - we are just a little concerned about the weight (58kg with the next weighted horse on 54kg) but it looks to be a fairly average field."

With there already being a scratching in the final event at Eagle Farm, the 1400m 3Y0 Handicap, our boy As You Like It who was listed as first emergency gets a run and we are looking forward to seeing what he can do at his first run in town.

"It is a step up in class for him," Moroney conceded but he was impressive winning his maiden at the Sunshine Coast by 4 1/2 lengths and he has trained on well."

Two nice runners at Flemington also, kicking off with Let It Ride in the fourth event, the Silver Bowl Series Final over 1600m.

"His two runs since coming over from New Zealand have been very good and he has come through his latest race very well. I think Flemington is a track that will suit him and even though it looks a competitive race he should be thereabouts."

Flutter, lining up in the final race - the Rivette Series Final may be worth just that, a little flutter at big odds.

Whilst her form does not look encouraging - two tenths since coming from New Zealand, there have been excuses - the three-year-old finding 1008m a bit too sharp first up whilst last time over 1400m she was never really tested.

"She never got a run at them," Moroney noted.