GOOD CHANCES FOR US ON SUPER SATURDAY

Three runners for us at home on Super Saturday including Roch ’N’ Horse and Poland in the feature Newmarket Handicap.

It will be the first race on the straight course for both but both have trialled strongly on it.

Roch ’N’ Horse (pictured) arrived from New Zealand in terrific condition and while Mike points out she is not suited by the compressed weights he is still expecting a forward showing from the daughter of Per Incanto.

“She’s settled in well and everything is good with her,” Mike said. “Her jumpout was really good without being at her top against Lost N Running.

“I think the key will be for her to find some cover then get clear at the right time.

“She’s not suited at all by the weights but she’s a high-class mare who is capable of winning if the breaks go her way.”

Roch ’N’ Horse will jump from barrier three with Poland to launch from 14 under Michael Poy.

“He’s done very well from the Oakleigh Plate which I thought was an excellent effort,” Mike said.

“I’ve kept him on the fresh side and I think he’s drawn the right side of the track.

“The key, like several others, will be for him to get clear running and allow him to build into it. If he can get that then I’m expecting him to run well.”

Exciting filly So You See has her second start in the Group 2 A V Kewney Stakes over 1600 metres with Jamie Mott riding again and to jump from barrier nine.

“She’s done terrifically since her exciting debut win,” Mike said. “I don’t normally like to throw them in at the deep end like this but this is the autumn, the track will suit her and if they run along and turn it into a staying test that will be to her advantage.

“I really like this filly, she’s extremely talented, she’s inexperienced but she has done so well I think she more than deserves her chance.”