On times posted at Wentworth Park Ayden's Warrior has nearly eight lengths' advantage over his nearest rival so should need only to begin cleanly to win Thursday night's Ladbrokes Blackbook 1-2 Wins Stakes.
Ayden's Warrior, who is being set for next month's $25,000 to the winner Young Star series, has box five after clocking a sensational 29.39 in winning a similar grade event at headquarters last Thursday.
In that race the JODIE Lord-trained dog quickly headed off Dynamic Noah in the run to the first turn and won by just under eight lengths.
He is owned and trained by Subby Ngurah, who raced Nino De Oro, a bitch whose progeny have earned a massive $1.15 million in prizemoney.
Billy Boil has created a big impression winning his past two starts over 520m at Nowra, recording best time of the night performances on each occasion.
He railed well in his sizzling 29.54 win from box one there on September 9 and handled his wide box seven draw surprisingly well when he scored in 29.87 a week later.
Hardest for Billy Boil to beat could be the Mick Hardman-trained pair Major Mcgraw (box one) and Devious (box four).
Devious is new to Wentworth Park but won in a slick 29.97 over 520m at Dapto from box one on September 5 while Major Mcgraw has been placed in each of two appearances at headquarters.
"There is nothing between my pair as far as ability goes but Devious is desperate for an inside box so Major Mcgraw has a better draw,'' Mick Hardman said.
"But she is going to Wenty without having seen the track, and the same applies to another of our dogs, Ben Keeping, who has box one in the Ladbrokes Odds Surge Stakes.
"Chuck Keeping, who will represent us in Thursday's Ladbrokes Own Spring Stakes, has won twice at Wentworth Park and is absolutely flying at the moment.
"Box seven is his hang-up because he would be much better suited drawn closer to the fence.''
