Stablemates Famous Choice and Turnstiles could have a busy week with trainer Anthony Cummings prepared to back them up at Randwick on Saturday three days after they run at Warwick Farm.Famous Choice, who runs in a 1600-metre handicap at Warwick Farm, is also entered for Saturday's Listed Dulcify Quality (1800m) while Turnstiles holds a nomination for the Listed Nivison (1200m) after she runs over 1100 metres on Wednesday."We'll just see how they go at Warwick Farm but as long as they are OK I ha
Stablemates Famous Choice and Turnstiles could have a busy week with trainer Anthony Cummings prepared to back them up at Randwick on Saturday three days after they run at Warwick Farm.
Famous Choice, who runs in a 1600-metre handicap at Warwick Farm, is also entered for Saturday's Listed Dulcify Quality (1800m) while Turnstiles holds a nomination for the Listed Nivison (1200m) after she runs over 1100 metres on Wednesday.
"We'll just see how they go at Warwick Farm but as long as they are OK I have no problem backing up at Randwick," Cummings said.
Turnstiles is a lightly-raced mare who won over 1100 metres at Canterbury on September 8 to give her a second victory at her third start.
Famous Choice has yet to break his maiden in three outings but was finishing strongly for fourth after striking early interference in a 1550m maiden at the September 8 Canterbury meeting.
Among Turnstiles' opponents in the Family Membership (1100m) at Warwick Farm is Good To Go, a new addition to local trainer Clarry Conners' stable.
An eight-year-old who spent three years in Hong Kong before being returned home, Good To Go impressed his new trainer with a recent barrier trial win.
"He lost form over his past two seasons in Hong Kong but before that he won a couple of races at Happy Valley," Conners said.
"Some horses don't like it over there but he seems very happy here.
"The owners thought they would like to keep him racing and sent him back.
"He went enormous in the trial."
Earlier this year Conners produced another former Hong Kong galloper, Albertinelli, to win at Warwick Farm after almost two years on the sidelines.
"Maybe lightning can strike twice," Conners said.
Good To Go raced in Australia as Jacks Or More, winning two races in Victoria as a three-year-old when trained by Peter Moody.
He is by More Than Ready out of Group One-winning sprinter Lady Jakeo who claimed the 1993 Blue Diamond Stakes and beat outstanding speedster Hareeba in the 1994 Australia Stakes.