Peter Moody has a rough program in mind for Doncaster winner Sheza Abili after she impressed without her trademark blinkers in a jumpout at Pakenham on Tuesday.
Sheza Alibi stretched her legs going down narrowly to stablemate Thousand Guineas winner Ole Dancer in her first public outing since the Doncaster.
“She never has the blinkers on in jumpouts, we save them for raceday,” said Moody, who trains in partnership with Katherine Coleman.
“She will have another one of those [jumpouts] and then we might look at the Memsie [Stakes], but I wouldn’t be afraid of going to the Makybe Diva at the mile first-up with her.
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“She is heading to Sydney for the Golden Eagle as her main target, but we could go to the King Charles [III Stakes] as well.
“It just depends on what suits her. We haven’t locked anything in yet, but everyone knows the races where she is likely to go.”
Sheza Alibi is unbeaten since Moody put the blinkers on her, winning the Randwick Guineas and Doncaster by big margins.
Ole Dancer, who was third in Tempted’s Surround Stakes in the autumn, also looks to have returned well.
“She was good and being a four-year-old mare there are plenty of races for her, in Sydney and Melbourne, but she could end up in the Golden Eagle as well,” Moody said.
“I thought Desert Lightning was pretty good in the next jumpout as well.”
