Included in the 2012 Skyline Stakes final field is Collect, who has drawn barrier 11 in the race.

Trainer Kevin Moses is hoping the two-year-old will be able to improve on his last start result of fourth in the Group 2 Silver Slipper when he runs this Saturday despite the wide gate.

“He’s got another wide gate this week which doesn’t help a lot,” Moses said.

“I think he’s improved on his first run but he’ll have to improve a lot to win this race.

“You can only run in the Slipper once and while he’s well and healthy the plan will be to try to head that way.

“If he can’t get enough prize money and things are still well with him then we’ll probably look at the Sires’ Produce Stakes and I think that would suit him.”

Collect will be having just his second ever career start when he lines up for the 2012 Skyline Stakes.

Also included in the 2012 Skyline Stakes final field and barrier draw is Raceway, who has drawn the widest barrier of the field.

Raceway has won both his previous career starts, with his most recent coming in the Listed Canonbury Stakes at Warwick Farm on February 18, 2012.

The More Than Ready rigg has won more than $100,000 in prize money so far and is being targeted towards the $3.5 million Golden Slipper Stakes on April 7, 2012.

Lyric, Shelford and Diamond Costa are also included in the 2012 Skyline Stakes final field and barrier draw.

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2012 Skyline Stakes Final Field & Barrier Draw

There are 11 horses listed to line up in the Group 3 Skyline Stakes to battle out the $125,000 prize pool.

The event is for two-year-old colts and geldings with a few names that are already being widely talked about in racing circles.

Diamond To Pegasus had won two from three before entering the Silver Slipper last start. He didn’t get a lot of luck in the run before finishing sixth, but will be a big threat dropping down in class.

He will be up against his lightly raced half brother Flight Of Pegasus which won his first up maiden over 1000m in Wyong.

Also in the field but stepping up in class is the currently unbeaten Uate.

The Kris Lee’s trained colt has won at Broadmeadow and Kensington but will face a sterner test up against this field.

Danger Lurks is another which is backing up from the Silver Slipper. He slumped to eighth  in that race but won his debut event and placed behind the Group 1 rated Karuta Queen in his next two.

Another to watch is probably Irish Times which won on debut at Kensington and placed third last week at this track in a race won by one of the Golden Slipper favourites Foxwedge.

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2011 Skyline Stakes Field

Seven impressive two-year-old colts and geldings are lining up in the 2010 Skyline Stakes, but the hot pre-race favourite is Paul Messara’s brilliant youngster Beneteau currently at $1.65 with IASbet.

The Redoute’s Choice colt has had a dazzling career over his three race starts, winning on debut over 1000m at Randwick on Australia Day, then blitzing his rivals in the Blue Diamond Prelude before running an unlucky third to Star Witness in the Blue Diamond Stakes last start.

On Saturday Beneteau will start on the far outside barrier seven and will have expert jockey Damien Oliver aboard. A win in the Skyline Stakes will see Beneteau reclaim favouritism for the illustrious Golden Slipper Stakes on April 3. He was sitting at the top in the betting markets for the world’s richest race for two-year-olds until two weeks ago when Chance Bye and Solar Charged staked their claims through sensational wins.

Chance Bye stormed to victory in the Silver Slipper Stakes on February 27 while Solar Charged took out the Kindergarten Stakes in impressive style last Saturday.

Sharing second favouritism at $6.50 for the 2010 Skyline Stakes are Hinchinbrook and Ilovethiscity.

The Gerald Ryan-trained Hincinbrook has had just one career start when he won on debut in the Listed Canonbury Stakes (1100m) on February 13. The Fastnet Rock colt has since then ran well in a barrier trial and will jump from barrier three on Saturday.

Ilovethiscity looks well poised to claim his maiden victory, the Grahame Begg-trained colt coming off two close second placings and is due to be ridden by Blake Shinn from barrier two.

The Gai Waterhouse-trained Brightexpectations might just cause an upset if they make the most of the inside running from barrier one. The More Than Ready colt who took out the Magic Millions 2YO Slipper back in December will be ridden by Brad Rawiller.

The scheduled highlight of the meeting is the $350, 000 Group 1 Randwick Guineas, and other excellent races set to take place including the $150, 000 Group 2 Challenge Stakes and the $125, 000 Group 3 Sweet Embrace Stakes.

The 2010 Skyline Stakes will run as race two at Randwick on Saturday and is due to jump at 1:30pm (NSW time).

2010 Skyline Stakes Final Field & Barrier Draw: