Wild Sylvia was sent out a $3.80 second favourite when third from box seven at Wentworth Park on April 26 but trainer Peter Lagogiane believes she will be much better suited after drawing box two there on Saturday night.
Trainer Michelle Sultana has strong prospects of landing a double on Saturday night, with Fear The Dragon in box eight in the fourth and fifth grade Ladbrokes Sports Bar Stakes, 520m, and Fernando Rocker drawn in four in the 520m fifth grade GBOTA Welcome Stakes.
Fear The Dragon's last Wentworth Park outing was when he finished second to Good Odds Cobber in the rich Simply Limelight New Sensation final on April 13.
He jumped smartly from box two but lost his prominent position by running off at the first turn, coming from third going through the pen to be runner-up, less than four lengths from the winner.
He has Au Contraire in box five in the Ladbroke It! Stakes, a 520m fifth grade, and up-and-coming type Zipping Kimble in two in the Sponsor A Race At Wenty 520m fifth grade.
Au Contraire, who has had three wins and three seconds from her past nine Wentworth Park races, is a fairly reliable beginner and while Zipping Kimble bombed the start when an unplaced $1.20 favourite at headquarters on April 19, he landed in front before winning at Bulli on Tuesday.
Saturday's sole 720m event, the Puppy Catalogue Stakes fifth grade, is an intriguing affair.
Check The Radar, who broke the Richmond 722m record three starts back, clashes with Radical Tom, who overcame trouble to land a betting plunge at his Wentworth Park debut last Saturday.
Ricky Brewer, whose wife Caitrlyn trains the consistent sprinter, said: "We think Nangar Archie will lead but this is a hot fifth grade and they might run him down.
"Nangar Archie had box eight when he was unplaced at Wentworth Park last week but he missed the jump a bit and crashed left, bouncing into the dog in box seven, and that was the end of his chances.
"If he comes out like he can he has a good chance of leading this Saturday.''
