Dore trains Bogey Man in partnership with her husband Mike and only has one other horse in work.
“Mike and I have been training together for about 10 years,” said 68-year-old Dore.
“I’ve been training since I was in my 20s and I’ve followed on from my father Norm McCarroll who used to train in Brisbane at Deagon.”
Dore is hoping for some speed in the race to boost Bogey Man’s chances.
“Velaro showed a lot of speed in the race when he won last start and hopefully he’ll do the same this time,” Dore said.
“Velaro will be a lot fitter this time as he’s had two runs since and won last start at Yeppoon but I think the main danger will come from Only Wanna Sing.”
The Jared Wehlow-trained Only Wanna Sing has won two of his past four starts including his latest appearance in a 1200-metre Open at Townsville on September 16.
The six-year-old carried 61kgs for Ryan Wiggins last start but has been penalised 1.5kgs and will be ridden by Ashley Butler.
Barachiel also looms a major threat after two recent placings at Rockhampton and Thangool.
Barachiel - a Chris Whiteley mount – will be striving for his first win since scoring at Yeppoon last September last year.