Rampazetto, top-weighted but peaking in his fourth start, has been competitive since a four-week break, narrowly missing a place at Hawkesbury and then finishing second at Muswellbrook.
He’ll appreciate the firmer ground over the heavy track last time and should handle the mile distance after finishing strongly over shorter.
Though winless in nearly a year, Matthew Smith’s gelding has faced tougher fields at Kembla Grange and Warwick Farm, finishing close in those races.
His wet track form is mixed, but the inside gate should help him get forward early and race on speed.
Gold Dust, making her second start after a narrow second at Hawkesbury, made up good ground despite being outpaced by the talented Nightingale.
The softer conditions should suit her well.