The five-year-old, who is now among the top ten prize-money earners in Australian racing history, drew barrier ten with 14 acceptances for the prestigious 1200m sprint, where he'll line up against several of his Everest rivals, including runner-up Vega Magic.
Co-trainer Peter Snowden says the Triple Crown charge is in fantastic shape
ahead of his bid to claim a second Group 1 success."I couldn't be happier with how the horse has trained on since The Everest," said Snowden.
"He's in a fantastic place and is very happy in himself. We've given him a month between races again when we know he's at his very best and he'll be tough to beat again on Saturday.
"We'll see how the track plays but we're happy with the draw asthe horse has fantastic gate speed and has already shown that he's adaptable in leading or tracking the leaders.
"His work on Tuesday was excellent and it's all systems go for Saturday."
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