Flemington-based co-trainer Sam Freedman, who trains in partnership with his father Anthony, said the five-year-old would likely tackle the Doomben Cup after a dominant performance in the south-west.

"He might have a Queensland trip on the agenda now given he won that impressively," he said.

"With the way he's run there he might get over a bit further as well.

"I think he's probably a more effective horse with give in the ground, which he got here, and which he'll hopefully get in Queensland."

The Doomben Cup is scheduled for May 15.

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