Promising Robert Smerdon-trained gelding Property, who raced a bit greenly when second on debut at Caulfield on 7 January, benefitted from that experience to score a very smart win here. He travelled well in sixth place, one off the rails, put in a good run rounding the home turn, took the lead at the 100m and then drew clear to win impressively, sprinting his last 600m in a fast 33.00. The Tony McEvoytrained colt Azazel resumed after two prior starts and staged a good first up effort. He settled in eighth place, one off the rails, moved up at the home turn, but then took a while to wind up before coming with good run to take second in a photo. Indernile went back from his outside barrier (10) and raced in last place in the ten-horse field to the turn and caught the eye running on late for third in a promising debut run while the favourite Wait For No One worked a bit in early stages from his good barrier (2) to hold the lead and then led the field until the 100m before weakening to finish (3.6 lengths) sixth.