Wet Track A Boon For Luvaluva At Randwick

A rain-affected track is shaping as the pivotal factor for in her bid to return to the winners’ circle in the Group Three at .

Trainer John Sargent said the mare struggled to stretch out on the firm ground when fifth to in the Hill Stakes two weeks ago.

With Randwick expected to at least be rated in the slow range on Saturday, Sargent anticipates an improved performance.

just said when he challenged her the other day she didn’t let down on the firm track so it should be perfect on Saturday,” Sargent said.

“It’s a nice race on Saturday on her home track.”

A dual Group winner as a three-year-old, Luvaluva has had three runs this campaign, her best result a first-up fourth to Egyptian Symbol in the Toy Show Quality.

Sargent says she is a gross mare who improves into a campaign and he expects her to be at her top this weekend when takes over the reins.

It will be her final run in Sydney before she heads to Melbourne for a hit-and-run mission during the Melbourne Cup .

“She’ll be at peak fitness on Saturday and she’ll go from there to the Matriarch at on the last day of the carnival, probably with a trial in between,” Sargent said.

The Craven Plate (2000m) has attracted a field of 15 headed by warhorse , one of four runners for Chris Waller along with Comin’ Through, and noted wet-track performer Egg Tart.

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