Sydney star All Silent has been installed as favourite to add the Doncaster Mile to his Emirates Stakes triumph.In an opening TAB Sportsbet market top heavy with three-year-olds, All Silent is a $7 chance to win the $2 million race.Outstanding mare Forensics has been listed at $10 with Caulfield Guineas winner Whobegotyou the first of the three-year-olds at $13.Whobegotyou shares the third line of favouritism with older stablemate Sea Battle.A select group of sophomore gallopers - Glamour filly
Sydney star All Silent has been installed as favourite to add the Doncaster Mile to his Emirates Stakes triumph.
In an opening TAB Sportsbet market top heavy with three-year-olds, All Silent is a $7 chance to win the $2 million race.
Outstanding mare Forensics has been listed at $10 with Caulfield Guineas winner Whobegotyou the first of the three-year-olds at $13.
Whobegotyou shares the third line of favouritism with older stablemate Sea Battle.
A select group of sophomore gallopers - Glamour filly Samantha Miss, last year's Golden Slipper winner Sebring and boom galloper Northern Meteor - have opened at $15.
All Silent and Forensics were unplaced in last year's Doncaster but both enjoyed Group One success during the Melbourne spring carnival.
The Grahame Begg-trained All Silent swept to an impressive Emirates Stakes win while Forensics won the Myer Classic.
TAB Sportsbet's Robert Ely said Desuetude, also a three-year-old, had attracted interest with early bird punters.
"Desuetude has probably been the best-backed runner so far," Ely said.
"We went up $71 and now he's $51."
Desuetude, trained by Peter Snowden, is nominated to return to racing in the Canterbury Classic on Thursday night.
The Chris Waller-trained Triple Honour was quoted as a $31 chance to repeat his 2008 Doncaster triumph.
Weekend Hussler, Australia's highest-rated galloper in latest international rankings, is a $17 chance.