WARRNAMBOOL trainer Jane Baker will rely on the services of in-form apprentice jockey Melissa Julius to guide Super Mover to victory in the $30,000 Apsley Cup at Hamilton on Sunday.
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The Apsley Cup meeting was transferred to Hamilton after stewards deemed the surface unsafe for racing at Edenhope.
Baker said her biggest concern with Super Mover in the 1600-metre race was the wide barrier.
“He's drawn barrier 14,” she said. “We’re relying on Melissa to put in a top ride. She's riding really well.
“Her two-kilogram claim brings us right into the race.
“I thought his last effort to run sixth in the Casterton Cup was good. I was going to run him at Sandown last Wednesday, but he was just not right on the day so I decided to scratch him and save him for the Apsley Cup.”
The first of nine races is scheduled to start at 11:55am, with the cup set down for decision at 3:25pm and the last race to begin at 4:40pm.
