Race-by-race preview and tips for Randwick on Saturday

4. Klocke gives away race experience, but the Zoustar colt has trialled well across two preparations with Chris Waller sending him around in four heats ahead of his debut. He split Paradoxium and Central Europe in his second trial before spelling and has returned with two eye-catching efforts. In the first of those he was beaten narrowly before he was asked to find the line late in his most recent hit-out. The stable has a terrific record with late-season two-year-olds. Don’t be surprised to see Klocke add to that. 2. Lord Horatio did a good job to win on debut at Warwick Farm from on top of the speed. The colts ran three lengths faster than the fillies, which was won by Uncertain Glory. The runner-up has since won at the provincials, while Lord Horatio has won a trial since on the synthetic. Looks to do everything right. The same can’t be said for 9. Like An Eagle. He crabbed sideways out of the barriers on debut, overraced early and then had trouble angling into the clear. To finish off like he did suggests there is talent there. 3. Lady Catalina gave a sight in the Woodlands at Scone.How to play it: Klocke to win.

2. Sonofdec began sharply last start in the Gunnedah Cup and found himself in front for the first time in his 26 career starts. He boxed on well thereafter to be beaten a length by the flying Tavros, which was sent around a raging $1.35 chance. Sonofdec was not without his supporters though, starting second favourite. Fourth up last campaign the five-year-old won the Four Pillars over this same trip at this track with the conditions also likely to be similar, in the soft range. The knock is the barrier and where Mollie Fitzgerald, who takes three kilograms off, can get to in the run. There doesn’t look to be a lot of speed on paper so she might have to roll the dice and slide forward. 9. Perfect Justice was the pick of the closers in the 1400m Midway run at Randwick two weeks ago. His last 600m was the quickest in the race. 1. Promitto is part of the furniture when it comes to these Midways. Forgive the beaten margin first up at Scone in listed company. Lumps the full 63.5kg.How to play it: Sonofdec each way.

4. Exit Fee jumps 2.5kg after winning a Highway Handicap two weeks ago at Randwick over 1200m. Draws the same gate and Adam Hyeronimus stays aboard. Punters will be hoping lightning strikes twice with the Danny Williams-trained gelding. He’ll settle in a stalking position again and with a similar split, should be fighting out the finish. Drops back to 1100m but is only third up. 8. Wayburn goes up only half a kilo from two weeks ago w