Cylinder Beach
Group Three winner Cylinder Beach's comeback has been delayed another week with trainer Desleigh Forster relying on Too Good To Refuse in the Listed Keith Noud Quality at Eagle Farm.
Cylinder Beach, who is now raced by a syndicate headed by long term Forster client Norm Mayne, was to run at Doomben last Saturday.
However, his race was abandoned after heavy rain flooded the course.
Forster entered Cylinder Beach for the $100,000 Keith Noud (1200m) and a 2MW race on Saturday but did not accept.
"I have been able to work him and he is doing well. There is a 1400 metre race at Eagle Farm on Saturday week and he is ready to race well first-up even at that trip," Forster said.
Cylinder Beach, who beat Too Good To Refuse in the Gunsynd Classic last season, will have a light summer.
"There are a few options but the most likely target is the Bernborough Stakes on New Years Eve," she said.
Forster said Cylinder Beach would have to race well next week for her to consider a trip to Sydney for the Group Two Villiers (1600m) on December 16.
Cylinder Beach, who is now raced by a syndicate headed by long term Forster client Norm Mayne, was to run at Doomben last Saturday.
However, his race was abandoned after heavy rain flooded the course.
Forster entered Cylinder Beach for the $100,000 Keith Noud (1200m) and a 2MW race on Saturday but did not accept.
"I have been able to work him and he is doing well. There is a 1400 metre race at Eagle Farm on Saturday week and he is ready to race well first-up even at that trip," Forster said.
Cylinder Beach, who beat Too Good To Refuse in the Gunsynd Classic last season, will have a light summer.
"There are a few options but the most likely target is the Bernborough Stakes on New Years Eve," she said.
Forster said Cylinder Beach would have to race well next week for her to consider a trip to Sydney for the Group Two Villiers (1600m) on December 16.