“Trilogy bought her and gave her a couple of runs with Mick Price before she came up here.
“She’ll only have the one run before we put her away for the winter and aim for a race like the Tatt’s Tiara.”
Hoysted said Chaillot and Tumbler Ridge had both pleased the stable after having a jump out and a trial.
“We couldn’t be any happier with the way both are going and we just want to see how Chaillot goes under race conditions,” Hoysted said.
“I’d suggest on her day she’s the class runner if she can bring her best form.”
Tumbler Ridge – a Boris Thornton mount – hasn’t raced since winning over 1600 metres at Doomben on September 10.
“He’s first-up as well but he’s trialled up well and had a jump out and this is a race we targeted with him as he’s goes well fresh,” Hoysted said.
“He’s going super and we couldn’t be any happier with him and he’s near where he needs to be first-up.
“He’s never won a stakes race yet.
“Namazu has been super impressive since he’s come into the stable but he hasn’t race for a while and might need it further."